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- 1. Urban Re-planning Sampaloc District Manila
- 2. Urban Re-planning Sampaloc District Manila FONTILLAS | KALAW | SANCHEZ | STO TOMAS AR-2
- 3. Urban Re-planning Sampaloc District Manila FONTILLAS | KALAW | SANCHEZ | STO TOMAS AR-2
- 5. Navotas Malabon Valenzuela Caloocan Quezon City Marikina San Juan Mandaluyong Pasig Makati Pateros Taguig Pasay Paranaque Las Pinas Muntinlupa
- 6. Navotas Malabon Valenzuela Caloocan Quezon City Marikina San Juan Mandaluyong Pasig Makati Pateros Taguig Pasay Paranaque Las Pinas Muntinlupa Metro Manila
- 7. Navotas Malabon Valenzuela Caloocan Quezon City Marikina San Juan Mandaluyong Pasig Makati Pateros Taguig Pasay Paranaque Las Pinas Muntinlupa Metro Manila Manila
- 8. Navotas Malabon Valenzuela Caloocan Quezon City Marikina San Juan Mandaluyong Pasig Makati Pateros Taguig Pasay Paranaque Las Pinas Muntinlupa Metro Manila Manila
- 10. Manila City
- 11. Manila City
- 12. Manila City
- 13. Manila City
- 14. Manila City
- 15. Manila City
- 16. Manila City
- 17. Manila City
- 18. Manila City
- 19. Manila City
- 21. • Parish-cum-district of the city of Manila, Philippines • Metropolitan Manila's "University Belt“ • Universities in the area (UST, FEU, EU) • Known for Dangwa flower market • Location of a former colonial mansion, now called Windsor Inn Sampaloc District
- 22. • The sole district comprising the 4th congressional district of Manila • Manila City's barangays 395-636 • Excluding barangays 587-636 • Comprise 241 barangays Sampaloc District
- 23. Culture • “TREND” is the culture. • The area adapts to the population’s tastes • The architecture, likewise always follows the trend of the time the structure was built • The place has a friendly vibe where you can find lots of places to eat and socialize.
- 24. Population • Majority of the population in the area are students. (permanently settled and dormers) • The population in the area can be seen at its maximum during 5-8pm where class ends and some students who live in area go out to eat dinner.
- 25. 62% 20% 3% 10% 5% STUDENTS BUSINESSMAN MEDICINE PROFESSIONALS WORKERS OTHERS Estimated Breakdown of Population
- 26. • Circulation of money within the area is mainly concentrated in food consumerism • Plenty of carinderias, restaurants, fast food and even small food cart available in the area much to the demands of the students Economic Analysis
- 27. • The second major factor contributing to the circulation of money will be the services offered by different business owners. • Printing and photocopying services are a good business around the area. Copy Trade, Alva, Jolis, are some of the famous services that offer printing and photocopying. Economic Analysis
- 28. • Computer arcades are also profiting well in the area. The-Net.Com and Will Gates are examples of computer arcades within the area. • There are also services like spa and massages and hairstyling salons around the area like Sparenity and Chic Salon. Economic Analysis
- 29. • Shops are also another source of money in the area, mainly Jolis, Jomars and Joyce which sells school supplies specializing in art supplies. • There are also small shops here and there in the area like tailoring and clothes shop, accessory shops and others. Economic Analysis
- 30. • A very populated area where consumerism is concentrated would be P. Noval that is located beside University of Santo Tomas. Economic Analysis
- 34. Alfonzo Mendoza Street Laong Laan Road Dimansalang Road Retiro Street Blumentritt Road (R-8)
- 37. Espana Boulevard
- 38. Philippine National Railway (PNR) Laong Laan Station Espana Station
- 39. A.H. Lacson Avenue (C-2)
- 41. High Density Residential Mixed- Use
- 42. Medium Intensity Commercial Mixed-U
- 43. High Intensity Commercial Mixed-Use
- 52. Sampaloc District Nodes & Landmarks
- 53. Sampaloc District Nodes & Landmarks
- 54. Sampaloc District Nodes & Landmarks
- 61. Site Analysis
- 82. Pedestrian Priority Case Study: Delray Beach sidewalk widening • Encourages walking • Wide enough to accommodate cafes • Grey cement pavement replaced by colorful pavement Source: http://nacto.org/docs/usdg/outdoor_cafes_lowber.pdf
- 83. Pedestrian Priority Biodynamic Cement • Also known as “smog-eating cement” • Absorbs certain pollutants in the air and converts it into inert salts • First smog-eating sidewalk in America is found in Chicago Source: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/why-isnt-smog-gobbling-concrete-more-popular
- 84. P. W. D. Accessibility
- 85. Current Situation • Lack of Ramps on corner of sidewalks • Existing Ramps are too steep • Area is not PWD Friendly
- 86. Proposed Solution • Implementation of B.P. 344 • Blind Cross-walks • Street Brail
- 88. Current Situation • Lack of Bright or Working Lamp posts • Designation for Barangay Police
- 89. Proposed Solution • Brightly lit streets • Scattered Police Posts • Implementation of CCTV
- 92. Proposed Solution • MOREEEE TREESS!! • MOREEEE BUSHESS!! • MOREEEE LANDSCAPE!!
- 96. RELOCATION OF INFORMAL SETTLERSAND CREATE A LOW-COST & SUSTAINABLE HOUSING COMMUNITY Proposed Solution
- 97. Housing Project ONE OF THE WINNERS FROM THE COMPETITION FOR SUSTAINABLE LOW-INCOME HOUSING IN CAMBODIA KEY FEATURES •CAN WITHSTAND FLOODING •USE SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS AND METHODS •RAINWATER COLLECTION AND RECYCLING SYSTEMS •CROSS VENTILATION •FLEXIBLE SPACES
- 98. Good Points •ON STILTS •ELEVATED IN CASE OF FLOODS •USABLE SPACE UNDERNEATH •FOR FARMING OR OTHER FORMS OF LIVELIHOOD •STORAGE •PLAY AREA FOR CHILDREN CAN BE CONVERTED TO BE USED TO SUPPORT OTHER FORMS OF LIVELIHOOD SPACES CAN BE OPENED TO CREATE A GREATER SENSE OF COMMUNITY
- 99. PREVENTIVE MEASURES TO DETER RECURRING INFORMAL SETTLERS Use Overpasses without roof Proposed Solutions
- 100. Visual Obstructions
- 102. Current Situation
- 103. Proposed Solution UNDERGROUND WIRING CABLE MANAGEMENT inside with black PVC pipe THWN , UF-B
- 104. Case Study Old Delhi, India
- 105. Case Study removal of all overhead wires, mostly electrical, and laying them underground. Old Delhi, India
- 106. Case Study Old Delhi, India
- 107. Case Study Old Delhi, India
- 108. Case Study Old Delhi, India
- 109. Flooding
- 110. Flooding
- 111. Current Situation
- 112. •IMPROVE SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS •CLEAN UP LITTERED TRASH ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT BLOCKS THE DRAINAGE SYSTEMS •REDUCE EXISTENCE OF FUTURE HIGH- RISE BUIDLDINGS Proposed Solutions
- 113. PROMOTE “GREEN INFRASTRUCTURES” is a network providing the “ingredients” for solving urban and climatic challenges by building with nature. https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/6a/d5/56/6ad556c00b3239aa1976022789e63c11.jpg Proposed Solutions
- 114. The main components of this approach include •stormwater management •climate adaptation •less heat stress •more biodiversity •food production •better air quality •sustainable energy production •clean water and •healthy soils ANTHROPOCENTRIC FUNCTIONS: increased quality of life through recreation and providing shade and shelter in and around towns and cities http://www.njfuture.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/Green-Street-Planters.jpg https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/8a/9c/d2/8a9cd25bcbafa5ca51c4a0dfe6d97206.jpg
- 116. Proposed Solutions
- 117. Proposed Solutions
- 118. Proposed Solutions
- 119. Proposed Solutions
- 120. Proposed Solutions
- 121. Proposed Solutions
- 122. Proposed Solutions
- 123. Proposed Solutions
- 124. Proposed Solutions
- 125. Proposed Solutions Law Prohibiting further construction of High-Rise buildings in Sampaloc
- 126. Garbage Accumulation
- 128. Current Situation
- 129. Proposed Solution Permanent Trash Bins CONCRETE PLASTIC PLASTIC HOLDER
- 130. Case Study United States of America
- 131. Case Study United States of America
- 133. Current Situation
- 134. Current Situation
- 135. Current Situation
- 136. Proposed Solution
- 137. Proposed Solution
- 138. “ Men love their country not because it is great,
- 139. “ Men love their country not because it is great,But because it’s their own . ”
- 140. Salamat sa Pakikinig Slmt+ s pkikinig+