This is my thesis defense presentation which visually explains the concepts and shows the establishment and evolution of the design. My thesis is about the the application of collaborative-participative planning and community-oriented school to a proposed culturally responsive Badjao Elementary school to the Rainbow community of Badjao in 76-A Matina Aplaya, Davao City.
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EXPLAINER VIDEO: youtube.com/watch?v=M09QwDUT5GM
3. 90.3%
86% 91.7%
Literacy Rate, Philippines, 2013
Literacy Rate, RXI, 2013 Elementary Graduate, RXI, 2013
8.3%
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
4. 8.3%
LESS THAN 10%Badjao Literacy Rate, 2015
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
5. Lack of development of the tribe
Lack of education for the tribeLost of Culture Lost of Intergenerational Ties
Poor Performance & Ineffective
Learning Environment
comprehension
difficulties
Discrimination Adjustment
Problems
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
7. A P R O P O S E D B A D J A O E L E M E N T A R Y S C H O O L
A STUDY ON A CULTURALLY RESPONSIVE SCHOOL
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9. Seaside 2, Brgy. 76-A Matina Aplaya
300 Meters Away from Highway
PATHWAY SPOT VIEW MANGROVE BELT
BADJAO COMMUNITY AREA
EARLY 90’s: Accreted Land
HISTORY
Land Owned by the State
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
10. The potential of the site allows the contribution
of the community not only to their own, but to
the ecology, to the seas, and to outside
communities.
Accreted Land State-owned Mangrove Stewardship Agreement Development
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
17. Nearest Entry
Exposed to Outside
Community
Shared
Visual Access
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
Ease of Access
Exposed to Culture +
Transparent Learning
Environment
Communal Orientation
Direct Connection
21. 1 2
3 4
5
12
3
4 5
PRESENTATION AREA COURTYARD
PRESENTATION AREA
PAVILION
ACTIVITY AREA
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
32. TRANSITIONAL
FAMILIARITY FOR EASIER HIGHER
EDUCATION ADJUSTMENT
FORTIFIED TRADITIONAL
LEARNING STRUCTURE
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33. DAYCARE - KINDERGARTEN
Workshop & Activity AreaOutdoor learners Area
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
34. DAYCARE - KINDERGARTEN
TRADITIONAL STORYTELLING
CIRCULATED TRIBAL ART
CONTEXTUALIZED VISUAL AIDS
THOROUGH CULTURE EXPOSURE
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35. GRADE ONE – GRADE 2
Workshop & Activity AreaOutdoor learners Area
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
36. GRADE ONE – GRADE 2
INTRODUCED DESK FOR WRITING PRACTICE
CIRCULATED TRIBAL ART
CONTEXTUALIZED VISUAL AIDS
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
37. GRADE ONE – GRADE 2
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
38. GRADE THREE – GRADE FOUR
K – G2 classroom buildingLiterature Bank
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
39. GRADE THREE – GRADE FOUR
MAINSTREAM LAYOUT SHIFT
CIRCULATED TRIBAL ART
CONTEXTUALIZED VISUAL AIDS
ACCESS TO OUTSIDE
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
40. GRADE THREE – GRADE FOUR
K – G2 classroom buildingCollaboration Area
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
41. GRADE THREE – GRADE FOUR
MAINSTREAM LAYOUT SHIFT
CIRCULATED TRIBAL ART
CONTEXTUALIZED VISUAL AIDS
ACCESS TO OUTSIDE
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
42. 10:00 PM RECESS
SEA, TRIBAL ART, OWN ART VISUAL CONNECTIONS
PROBLEM SITE CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT LEARNING COLLAB. CULTURAL COMMUNITY
43. 5:00 PM DISMISSAL
PANJI AND OKIR PORTAL
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Lastly, the community dwellings of the rainbow community.
The community dwellings are planned to impose thoroughly the branding for a coherent design. A clustered layout are provided and their houses are to be constructed incrementally. Their staple food is cassava, which can be cultivated at the area, so the center belt of each cluster is designed for their self sustainance.
The clustered houses are oriented and space to relieve high rate of wind flow while retaining the proximity for the culture of socialization
The design respects the typical 2-storey layout where the first story is semi opened to invite neighborhood culture, while the second part is the main and private space.
The catwalks allow easier wayfinding and ease of expansion
Part of each houses’ sides is a constructed wetland for their crops. It is maintained through their composted manure and urine and watered by the greywater. Water catchment is used for taking bath and the washing clothes for their ukay2
Each houses have there own constructed wetland for their own crops out of their greywater, manure, and urine. The wash area is also located along the location of their own rainwater collection tanks.
The branding revolves around the neighborhood and socialization retains with direct connection to the activity area.