Manalo, MichaelRamos, Cathy

Angeles, Randy

BSARCH V-1

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Arch. Rey S. GabitanAdviser

•Health and Safety•Environmental Situation Improvement

•Economic asset•Community Growth

•Topography•Size and Shape

•Acquisition Cost and Extent of Definition

NeedsImprovement of natural resourcesAccessibilityAcquisitionLand use IntegrationPreservationPedestrianization

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Opportunistic modelsSpace Standards-Quantitative Planning ModelPark System ModelShape -Related modelLandscape –Related ModelsEcological DeterminismProtected LandscapeBiosphere Reserves

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TYPE AGES SERVE

D

DESIRED

USABLE SIZE

OPTIMUM SIZE

POPULATION RATIO

MAX. WALKING DISTANC

E

IDEAL LOCATION

FACILITIES OTHER FEATURES

NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYLOT

3 YRS BELOW

232-464 SQ.M

NONE 60-80M WITHIN THE SAME BLOCK, CENTRAL TO RESIDENTIAL AREA

SLIDES, SWINGS, SEESAWS, CLIMBING APPARATUS, TUNNELS

GRASS PLOTS FOR GAMES, PAVES WALKS FOR WHELLED TOYS, BENCHES FOR GUARDIANS KEEPING WATCH

NEIGHBORHOOD PLAYLOT

5-15 1-2 HAS 1-2 HAS 0.5 HAS/1000 POPULATION

0.8 KM SEPARATE BLOCK BUT MUST NOT REQUIRE CHILDREN TO C ROSS MAJOR STREETS OR MEET HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS

PARKS FOR BENCHES, TABLES FOR SNACKS, AND GAMES, OPEN SPACES FOR INFORMATL GAMES: TENNIS COURTS, SOFTBALL FIELDS, BASKETBALL/ VOLLEYBALL COURTS, QUIET GAME AREA

MULTI-PURPOSE HALL, LANDSCAPPED BUFFER STRIP. DRINKING FOUNTAINS. SUFFICIENT LIGHTING FOR NIGHT TIME USE.

PLAYFIELD

16-24 YRS. AND ABOVE

4-8 HAS 6-10 HAS MINIMUM OF 0.5 HAS/1000 POPULATION

1-15 KM ADJOINING RESIDENTIAL AREA, MAY SERVE AS BUFFER BETWEEN RESIDENCES AND INDUSTRY, CONVENIENT TO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION; MORE EFFECTIVE IF COMBINED WITH HIGH SCHOOL

CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND, GAMES, COURTS, BALL FILEDS, SWIMMING POOLS, AREA FOR LAWN GAMES TRACKS.

LANDSCAPPED AREAS, PARKING LOTS, NIGHT LIGHTING, COMFORT ROOMS, SHOWER/LOCKER/DRESSING ROOMS.