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Project Technical Orientation Project Technical Orientation “The best sales questions have your expertise wrapped into them.” – Jill Konrath Structural Considerations • Buildings are compliant with the National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) • Designs use available state of the art computer-aided software to find out any weak points in the structural design • Buildings designed to resist up to magnitude 7.2 earthquakes • Buildings have deflection (allowable movement) • Buildings are made of reinforced concrete Soil Composition, Zoning, CAAP • Soil composition varies from project to project • Soil investigation is always done to find out the type of soil which is used as the basis for designing the right type of foundation • Project developments also depend on the zoning classification, and clearance would still be obtained from the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines Roads • 8 – 10 meters wide (enough for two-way traffic) • Driveways (parking) – 6 meters min. ave. • Length of roads may vary depending on the project Open Spaces/Amenities Open spaces shall be provided within the project site pursuant to the NBC rules & regulations • Courts • Access roads • Yards • Parking spaces • Setbacks • Buffer strips • Light wells • Parks & Playgrounds • Uncovered driveways DMCI Homes Open Spaces/Amenities • Follow guidelines set by the Building Code as to how much of the land can be converted into open spaces • Typically, 60 % is of land area is allotted for open spaces in our projects NBC Parking Slots • The minimum size of a parking lot accdg. to NBC is 2.4m for the width and 5m for the length. • The minimum ratio for parking is 1:4 for condominium units DMCI Homes Parking Slots • Parking slot dimension is 2.5m by 5.0m • The minimum area of a parking slot is 12.5 meters • Parking ratio is 1:2 or a minimum of 60% DMCI Homes Hallways • Minimum of 1.2 meters for Mid-rise • Minimum of 1.6 meters for High-rise • Atriums – minimum of 4 meters wide Lumiventt Technology • It basically means the free flow of natural light and ventilation achieved through three-storey high openings on the front and back of the towering buildings called Sky Patios and through the breezeways located on the left and right wing of every floor. The openings allow fresh air to flow in and also allow stale or hot air to be displaced and sucked out. NBC Unit Size • The minimum single occupancy condo unit size is 18 sq. meters accdg. to the NBC. • The minimum floor area of family condo units shall be: • 22 sq. meters for medium cost condominiums • 36 sq. meters for open market condominiums DMCI Homes Unit Size Mid Rise High Rise Classic • 45 sqm • 24 sqm • 50 sqm • 37 sqm • 49.50 sqm • 28 sqm • 65 sqm • 41.50 sqm • 65 sqm • 30 sqm • 70 sqm • 42 sqm • 48 sqm • 43.50 sqm • 49.50 sqm NBC Sizes and Dimensions of Rooms/Areas • Rooms – 6 sq. meters with a least dimension of 2 meters • Kitchen – 3 sq. meters with a least dimension of 1.5 meters • Bath & Toilet – 1.2 sq. meters with a least dimension of 900 mm DMCI Homes Room/Area DMCI Homes Room/Area 2-BR (min. ave.) 3-BR (min. ave.) Sizes & Dimensions Living, Dining & Kitchen 19.50 22.50 Toilet & Bath 6.00 4.50 Master’s BR 9.50 11.50 Adjacent BR 7.00 6.00 NBC Ceiling Height • For artificially ventilated rooms, the minimum standard for the ground floor is 2.4 meters. • For more than one-storey buildings : • 2.7 meters – 1st floor • 2.4 meters – 2nd floor • 2.1 meters – succeeding floors • For naturally ventilated rooms, minimum ceiling height is 2.7 meters. DMCI Homes Floor to Floor Height • Medium rise buildings • 3.00 meters – ground floor • 2.80 meters – succeeding floors • High rise buildings • 3.20 meters – basement floors • 4.0 – 5.0 meters – upper ground floor • 2.9 – 3.0 meters – succeeding floors • In some high rise buildings where there is a mezzanine floor, it is 5.8 meters (ground floor is 3 meters, plus 2.8 meters for the mezzanine floor) DMCI Homes Doors • Standard Door Height 2.1 meters high • Width may vary depending on location of door; main door is 0.9 meters wide, bedroom doors are 0.8 meters wide, and bathroom doors are 0.6 – 0.7 meters wide • Louver is always provided for bathroom doors for air circulation Window Specs • Tinted windows – exterior windows • Clear Windows – fronting the hallways • Powder coated finish is applied to the frame of the window • Tempered glass – exterior 6th floor and above • Annealed glass – exterior UG to 5th floor only * Through value engineering and negotiations, some HRB projects are able to employ tempered glass for all windows Sound Control & Acoustics • Concrete hollow blocks – between unit partitions • Gypsum board – partitions for the interior of the unit • For HRB – Styro panels on roof deck above PH units DMCI Flooring: Low Maintenance Resilient • Made from vinyl • Low maintenance – easy to clean • Resilient – durable • Comes in 6”, 7.5” and 8” strips Balcony Railing Height • The minimum standard of the railing height is 0.9 meters. DMCI Homes Balcony Railing Height • 1.10 – 1.20 meters Elevators • Medium rise buildings – 800 kilogram capacity (8 – 10 persons) • High rise buildings – 1350 kilogram capacity (18-20 persons) • Traffic analysis – used to determine the proper specifications for the elevators to be installed in the building • Zoning – Used to increase response of elevator by providing express zones for higher units. DMCI Homes Fire Exits • All buildings have provision for fire exits • Mid rise buildings – open stair exits • Single Row – fire escape ladder • High rise buildings – enclosed fire exits DMCI Homes Generator System • Medium rise projects – generator serves the water tank, pumps, the clubhouse, the hallway lighting and the elevator (no back up power for the units) • High rise projects – generator serves the same areas as with the mid rise projects, but also provide back up power of 500 watts for the units of old projects and 100% back-up power for new projects. Sanitary & Storm Drainage • Sewage water is always treated in the STP • Rain water is collected in the storm drains which is disposed of to the main lines where the project is located Flood Control • Sump pits collect rain water • Factor of safety is also considered – catchment areas are “oversized” for good measure • 3 meters – standard elevation height of DMCI Homes projects from road/street level Garbage Disposal • Mid rise projects – designated garbage areas are assigned where the unit owners can discard their garbage • High rise projects – garbage collection is done door-to-door • Garbage holding rooms keep the garbage collected by PMO • Wet and dry garbage is segregated; wet garbage is contained in a tiled room with air conditioning Storm Drainage System Under Ground Site Storm Drainage Above Ground • Perforated • Street Inlet • Dome type drains Pipes • Area Drains • Down spouts and • Sump Pumps • Drainage Collectors Manholes • RC Pipes Water Supply System Sources: Water Distribution System • Manila Water for the • High Rise: Cistern, Transfer East Side Pump, Overhead Tank, Booster • Maynilad for the West Pumps, Down feeds, Pressure Side Reducing Valves, Distribution to units. • Mid Rise: Elevated Water Tank, CPS, Distribution to units. Sewage System Collection Sewage Treatment Plant • Sewage lines on unit (PVC) • SBR • Soil Stack (HDPE, PVC) • MBBR • Soil/Collector Pipes • Continous Flow - Extended (HDPE, PVC) Aeration System • STPs – collects all waste water from the units’ bathrooms, sinks, etc., and treats the water which is used for the irrigation of all the landscapes within the project DMCI Homes STP Fire Protection System Fire Detection System Fire Suppression System • Fire Alarm Control Panel • Fire Pump • Annunciator • Jockey Pump • Local Combination Box/Pull • Wet Stand Pipe & Fire Lines Station • Dry stand Pipe • Smoke/Heat Detectors • Sprinklers (Semi Addressable) • Fire Hose Cabinets • For old projects: Fire hose cabinets only. Electricity • System Voltage: • Metering System: • High Rise: 400 volts • Midrise: Multi-metering (unit: 230 +/-10%) • High-rise: Secondary Single Metering • Midrise: 230 +/-10% • Unit metering: Sub meters Auxillary Systems • Cable TV New Projects: • Telephone • Fiber Optic System (FTTH), UTP/Coax cables inside units. • Internet • Service provider to provider ONU (Converter) Old Projects: • Cable – Coaxial • Telephone – Typical telephone connections Earthquake Considerations • DMCI Homes follows the National Structural Code of the Phils. (NSCP) • The NSCP has strict regulations based on a 7.2 magnitude earthquake • Our projects can resist a magnitude 7-8 earthquake • Buildings are designed to “move” (deflection) Earthquake Q&A by Engr. Brian Tan • Can earthquakes be predicted? No, we cannot predict when an earthquake will occur. However, if we know where faults are located then we can say where an earthquake may occur. Earthquake Q&A • What is the intensity of an earthquake? Intensity is a description of the effect of an earthquake in a particular location. It depends on: 1. Magnitude 2. Epicenter 3. Focus 4. Soil condition Earthquake Q&A • What is the magnitude of an earthquake? The amount of seismic energy released during an earthquake • What is the difference between ‘magnitude’ and ‘intensity’? Magnitude tells you how strong an earthquake was while intensity tells you how strong the earthquake was felt in your location. Earthquake Q&A • Is there a maximum magnitude for an earthquake? Magnitude depends on the length of a fault, the longer the rupture length, the higher the magnitude. • Are buildings in Manila designed for an earthquake? If the building is designed in accordance with the NSCP, then the building can resist earthquakes. • Is it true that the West Valley Fault (WVF) can generate magnitude 9 earthquakes? No, the WVF is fairly short and the maximum magnitude it is estimated to produce based on its lengths ranges from 6.5 to 7.2 magnitude.
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