Barangay-HALL- Research PDF

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Loquinario, Verlan Gwyneth M.BS Architecture 1AWHAT IS A BARANGAY HALL?Barangay hall is a government community facility where meetings and important activities and events are usually held. It is run by the elected barangay council, led by the barangay head, who is in tasked to provide good service o...

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Loquinario, Verlan Gwyneth M. BS Architecture 1A

WHAT IS A BARANGAY HALL? Barangay hall is a government community facility where meetings and important activities and events are usually held. It is run by the elected barangay council, led by the barangay head, who is in tasked to provide good service on their own barangay community. Usually, barangay halls have day care center, information desk, conference hall, office space for tanods, basketball court, and health care center.

COMMON SPACE REQUIREMENTS FOR BARANGAY HALL:      

Day-care center- a facility that provides care and supervision to children of very young age. Information desk- usually located near the main entrance. This is where people go to inquire information and ask help. Office space for tanods- this is where barangay tanods are working. Health-care center- a clinic held by general practitioners to help people with their medical concerns in a community where it is located. Conference hall- where meetings, and sometimes events, usually happen. Basketball court (optional)- located besides the barangay hall which provide entertainment for the people of the community; when covered court, sometimes special events and occasions are being celebrated here.

WHAT TYPE OF BUILDING DOES BARANGAY HALL BELONG? Institutional building is a type of building usually run by government, non-government or an organization with services that provide healthcare, education, recreation, public works etc.

Design considerations in construction of institutional buildings: Scale and proportion The design must consider anthropometrics and construction materials to be used, which is necessary for scaling the whole building. Building citing It is important to consider the proximity of the building and pedestrian roads for an easy access to people. Setbacks must also be considered to avoid massive accidents to happen. Entrance service must be efficient and recognizable.

Form of the structure The form of the structure must be consistent to create a unified appearance on the area and the building itself. The roof, proportion, and the design must also be cohesive Landscape design In connection with the form of the structure, it is important that landscape architecture also follows the same thing. Formation of outdoor furniture and lighting system must also be considered.

Some institutional building architecture with design concept:

MANILA CITY HALL -Designed by Antonio Toledo. When Manila city hall was first constructed, it received many hate comments from critiques as the clock tower is poorly designed and entrances are not efficient. After world war, Manila city hall was rennovated with a floor plan that looked like a coffin or the shield of the knights templar as a commemoration for the people who have lost their lives during the Battle of Manila.

UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES DILIMAN COLLEGE OF CHEMISTRY -UPD college of chemistry was designed to look like a double benzene (napthalene), an organic compound with formula C10H8.

METRO TRANSIT POLICE DEPARTMENT MINNEAPOLIS -The new Metro Transit Police Department (MTPD) Facility addresses the massing and materiality of its urban industrial context, successfully creating an iconic building to highlight the presence of the police department.

WAUKEGAN CITY HALL Though Waukegan City hall looks modern, the precast concrete panels are designed with respect to the original city hall and a style that emulates neighboring building by the use of bricks.

OAC GIRONA -This building was designed to establish a good interaction with the citizen and the government workers. Circulations, attention surfaces, computer, and waiting areas are well-planed to make people comfortable while staying at their space. The building looks encouraging calling it to participate in the interior and making its activity visible from the exterior always that it’s possible.

BARANGAY 3 EM’s BARRIO EAST SHORT HISTORY Barangay 3 Em’s Barrio East was constructed from 2004-2012 with the help of Senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr., Congressman Al Francis C. Bichara, Ex Mayor Noel E. Rosal and Mayor Geraldine B. Rosal. LOT SIZE: 339 sq m SPACE REQUIREMENTS: This barangay hall has 3 floors. Day care center and health care center are located on the first floor. Main barangay office, Violence against women and children office, and session hall are located on the second floor. Conference hall (rooftop type) is located on the third floor of the building. MAIN PROBLEM AND CONCERN During rainy days, water droplets sometimes escape inside the Barangay Hall’s office.

MAROROY BARANGAY HALL SHORT HISTORY: Maroroy Barangay Hall was built around 2000 under Barangay Captain Lito. This was built near the “sentro” (where dances and party usually happen) LOT SIZE: 400 sq m SPACE REQUIREMENTS: Maroroy barangay hall has 2 floors. Health care center, day care center, and cr are located on the first floor. Function hall and session hall are located on the second floor of the building. According to the barangay captain, the barangay hall is still under renovation. They are planning to make a room for each barangay officials and cubicle for other barangay hall workers. MAIN PROBLEM AND CONCERN: The barangay hall itself is small compared to the number of its workers. Water leakage is also a problem during rainy days.

MAROROY BARANGAY HALL

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