The document summarizes sustainability practices at a construction site in Tuguegarao City, Philippines. Recycled materials like excess plywood, woods, gravel, soil and hollow blocks are used in construction. Scaffolding and sheeting provide structure and shelter. Rainwater is harvested and used for mixing cement and cleaning tools. The diverse workforce cooperates respectfully without discrimination. However, workers lack personal protective equipment, signage is insufficient, and material storage needs improvement.

1. CONSTRUCTION SUSTAINABILITY
IN CONSTRUCTION SITE

2. CARIG SUR,
TUGUEGARAO
CITY

3. CONSTRUCTION
MATERIALS

5. The construction materials shown in the
picture are ordered from different
hardware’s found within the city.

6. RECYCLED
MATERIALS
 Excess plywood and woods are
put together and is used to form
the beam and column of the
building.

7. RECYCLED
MATERIALS
Excess gravel, soil, and shattered hollow blocks are used
as backfill in the construction site.

8. RECYCLED
MATERIALS
 Some scaffoldings are put together to
assist the worker strain the sand and the
sheet provides shelter.

9. RAINWATER HARVESTING
 Harvested rainwater are used for mixing
cement, sand or gravel and is commonly
used to clean tools after using such as
shovel, cement trowel, plastering trowel, and
bucket.

10. DIVERSITY
AND
INCLUSION
 Despite different ethnicity of the laborers,
they still respect and cooperate to finish the
job properly and no discrimination is
happening in the site.

11. INTERVIEW WITH
ALLAN DANIEL

12. OBSERVATION
 The workers does not wear any personal protective
equipment.
 There is lack of signages on the construction site
 Storing of some materials are not handled properly

13. THANK YOU!
Aguinaldo, Owene
Umblas, Antonio
Ballad, Maria Thallia