Building Iaws Part 5

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a long interior passage providing access to several rooms. republic means of access from several rooms or spaces to an exit

corridor

raised rim of concrete stone or metal which forms the edge of street, sidewalk, planted, area, etc

curb

a brick in the sidewalk or traffic island of ability to perform an inclined surface to facilitate mobility or wheelchair, carriages and other similar conveyances

curb cut-out

those suffering from restriction or lack of ability to perform an activity in the manner or within the range considered normal for human being as result of a mental, physical, or sensory impariment

disabled person

an entranceway;a barrier which swings, slides, tilts, folds to close an opening in a wall or cabinet or the like

door

an exit or a means of going out

egress

a hoisting and lowering mechanism equipped with a car or platform which moves in glides, in a vertical direction serving two or more floors of a building or structure

elevator

point of entry of a building:an exterior door or vestibule or a lobby

entrance

the surface within a room or area on which one walks

floor

the degree of inclination of the slope surface expressed as a percentage or ratio

gradient of ramp

a drawing, painting,diagram,engraving, etching or other similar illustrations which form a single glands conveyance a given message or a visual aid

graphic sign

a hand support along a stairway or ramp consisting of rails and their supporting posts, balusters are pillars and constituating an enclosure or a line of division

handdrail

distance between two points a line vertically with one of the points on the floor

height above floor

allocated space composed of mark-off portions for single motor vehicles on a short time shortage basis

parking area

a space connecting one area or room of a building with another

passageway / passage

part of road where pedestrians going across the road half priority over traffic

pedestrian crossing

part of road where pedestrians were across the road have priority over traffic

pedestrians crossing

a shelf unit telephone with a coin operating function for the use of the public

public telephones

a slope surface connecting two or more planes at different levels

ramps

a pay footwalk at the side of a street or roadway

sidewalk

a strip fashion to a floor beneath a door, usually required to cover the joints where two types of floor materials meet: may provide weather protection at exterior doors

threshold

the room containing the water closet

toilet

an exterior passage of walking along,specially one connecting a joining buildings and related structures

walkway

a room providing facilities for washing laboratory or toilet room

washroom

a fixture consisting of a shallow basin, together with a water jet designed to provide portable water for human consumption

water fountain

the linear with of the obstructed path in corridors

width of corridor

what is the minimum width of curb cut-out

0.90 m

curb cut-outs should not have a gradient not more than ____________

1:12

also refers to Republic Act No. 7279, The Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992. This law is named after it sponsor, former Senator Jose "Joey" D. Lina Jr

Lina Law

what is RA 7279

The Urban Development and Housing Act of 1992

what are the objectives of The Urban Development Housing Act or RA 7279

decent, portable housing with basic services and livehood opportunities, rational youth and development of urban land, dispersed urban net and more balanced urban rural and interdependence, equitable land tenture system, more effective people's participation, improve LGU capability

what are the strategies of The Urban Development and Housing Act or RA 7279

government intervention in land acquisition... community mortgage, swapping, land consolidation, land banking, joint venture an exploration, balance housing, private sector participation, consultation and community participation, countryside development

CLUP

Comprehensive Land Use Plan

in architectural and urban planning terms the Comprehensive Land Use Plan or CLUP is best defined as:

a long term strategy for managing and developing land within specific area,considering various factors like zoning, infrastructure, and environmental impact

A housing agency providing planning and technical assistance

Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council

what is HUDCC

Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council

A housing agency for augment and enhance local government capabilities

National Housing Authorities

what is NHA

National Housing Authorities

A housing agency for guarantees games to encourage financial institution

Home Insurance and Guaranty Corporation

what is HIGC

Home Insurance and Guaranty Corporation

A housing agency for regulations and comprehensive plans for urban and urbanized areas

Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board

what is HLURB

Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board

A housing agency for community mortgage program

NHMFC

what are the primary contribution of private sectors and NGOs

investment

what is the likely role of NEDA

collect and supplies data for forward planning purposes

"Project Beneficiaries. involvement in programs". what does this likely refer to

beneficiaries are involved in planning and implementation of programs

what are the products house and lots under RA 7279

rationally sited settlements, livelihood components, basic services, affordable packages, needs -specific units, use of indigenous materials and alternative technologies

what is BP 220

Revised Rules of Standards for Economic and Socialize Housing Projects

house and lot package at P500, 000

economic housing

house and lot package at P180, 000

socialized housing

what are the scope of application of BP 220

economic and socialize housing

according to BP 220, which of the following is a crucial requirement before subdivision or condominium project intented for economic and socialized housing can be legally sold

the project must have obtained a certificate of registration and license to sell

based on BP 220, what is a key site criterion for projects intended for economic and socialized housing

availability for basic needs, conformity w/ zoning ordinances and Lanel use plan, physical sustainability, accessibility

what are the basic needs according to BP 220

water, movement and circulation, storm drainage, solid and liquid waste disposal, parks and playgrounds, power

according to the BP 220,what is the percentage of gross area allocated for parks and playgrounds (PP) economic housing project with density of 100 lots or less per hectare

3.5 %

in socialized housing project with a density of 176-200 dwelling units per hectare, what percentage of the gross area is allocated for parks and playgrounds

what is the maximum percentage of gross area allocated for parks and playgrounds (PP) in both economic and socialize housing projects

if an economic housing project has a density of 131 to 140 dwelling units per hectare, what percentage of the gross area is allocated for parks and the grounds

a socialized housing project has a density of 150 dwelling units or less per hectare what does a percentage of the gross area located for parks and playgrounds

3.5%

above what density of dwelling units per hectare and economic housing does the location for parks and playgrounds increase to 9%

150

what is the term "DU"use as an abbreviation of

dwelling units

what is the meaning of density (number of lots/DU per hectare) for socialized housing projects

150

what is the variable that determines the percentage of growth area allocated for parks and playgrounds in both economic and socialized housing

the density of dwelling per hectare

based on BP 220, is there a direct proportional relationship between the density of the housing units and the percentage of the land allocated for parks and playgrounds

no, the relationship is not directly proportional, follows a step-wise increase

complete the land allocation for the percentage of gross area for PP

3.5%, 4%, 5%, 6%, 7%, 9%

what is the minimum area, in square meters, that must be allocated for parks and playgrounds, cardless of housing density type

100 m²

in an economic housing project with a density of 101 to 150 dwelling units per hectare, what is a percentage of the gross area is allocated for community facilities (CF)

1.5%

what is the percentage of gross area allocated for parks and playgrounds (PP) socialize housing project with agency above 222 dwelling units per hectare

2.0%

an economic housing project has a density of 100 dwelling units are less per hectare. what percentage of the gross area is allocated for community facilities (CF)

1.0%

based on BP 220 which type of housing project, at its highest density allocates a larger percentage of its gross area to community facilities (CF)

economic housing

what are the list of requirements for parks that playgrounds according to BP220

centrally located, mandatory for 1 hectare and above, non-alienable (inhabitable/road parks)

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: for 10 and below (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

none

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: for 11-99 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

none

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: for 100-499 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: 500-999 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: 1000-1499 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: 1500-1999 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center, healthcare center, talipapa and other commercial centers, elementary school

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: 2000-2499 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center, healthcare center, talipapa and other commercial centers, elementary school, high school

On BP 220, what are the required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above: 2500-3000 (no. of saleable lots and/or dwelling units)

neighborhood multi-purpose center, healthcare center, talipapa and other commercial centers, elementary school, high school

what are the "mandatory non-saleable" in required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/ dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above

neighborhood multi-purpose center, healthcare center

what are the "mandatory saleable" in required facilities according to the number of saleable lots/ dwelling units for subdivision projects, 1 hectare and above

talipapa and other commercial centers, elementary school, high school

which of the following is not a key consideration in designing an effective circulation system NOT

ignoring that topography of the land

what is a primary purpose of considering topography in circulation system design

to ensure efficiency and safe movement of people and vehicles, considering the land's physical features

how does optimizing the number of lots relate to community interaction circulation system design

a balance is sought to maximize the number of lots while still fastering community interaction through design choices

why it's so important to observe the hierarchy of roads when designing circulation system

to create an efficient and logical system for traffic flow and environment

what is the minimum road classification required for an economic housing project of less than 2.5 hectares

major, minor, motor court, alley

a socialized housing project is planned on a 12 hectare site. what is the minimum road classification needed

major, collector, minor, motor court, pathway

what is the likely meaning of "motor court"

a designated area for parking or vehicle turn around

for economic housing project larger than 5 hectare but smaller than 10 hectares, the road classification is added compared to smaller projects

collector roads

what is the likely significance of the size range (in hectares) determining the road classification

larger projects need more complex and extensive road network to handle traffic, smaller projects requires simpler road system

what can be inferred about the relationship between project size and road network complexity

as project sizing chris roads network complexity increases

project under 2.5 hectares, what is the key difference of broad classification between economic and socialized housing

socialized projects required pathway; economic projects do not

in project between 5 to 10 hectares which road type is present in economic housing but absent or not explicitly mentioned in socialized housing

collector road

about 10 hectares, what is a common road type required for both economic and socialized housing projects

motor courts

what can you infer about the overall road network is a philosophy between economic and socialized housing

economic housing prioritizes vehicular access, socialized housing considers pedestrian access more explicitly (due to the inclusion of pathway)

if a new housing project is planned and the inclusion of a pathway is a high priority, which type of housing likely be more suitable

socialized housing

what is the minimum asphalt pavement thickness specify for major roads in the BP 220

2 inches

what is the total right-of-way with for a major road

12.0 meters

what is the width of the courage way for minor road in the BP 220

6.0 meters

100

which type of road (major or minor) includes a plant strip

only major roads

Building laws Part 1

Mari Alberca · 100問 · 1年前

Building laws Part 1