Alabang Town Center, Barangay Ayala Alabang,

Muntinlupa City

ALABANG TOWN CENTER -BPO

MDC COG:

PROJECT
EXECUTION
PLAN

JM EBERO NP MICALLER

MDC CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT:

RC SANTOS
MDC MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE:
DM ABANDO
RJ OCAMPOGC ORIS

JF GONONGGC FILART DL SALIPSIP

FM MANGA

PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN

16 POINTS PROJECT EXECUTION PLAN CONTENTS
Project Information

Temporary Works &

Site Logistics

Risk Management

Table of Organization

EHS Plan

Procurement

QA Plan

Asset Management

Program & Planning

Contract Management

Design Production

Operating Budget

Value Engineering &

Innovation

Sustainability, CSR &

Environment

Construction Methods

Project Close - Out

PROJECT INFORMATION
RESOURCE
ASSIGNMENT

OPCEN Head : Napoleon P. Micaller

Project Manager : Jodel M. Ebero
Project-in-Charge : Dennis I. Tomaneng

CONTRACT DETAILS
Contract Package : Fixed Lump Sum/PS
FLS Amount

: Php. 819,790,177.57

Provisional Amnt: Php. 136,380,723.90

Total Amount: Php. 956,170,901.47
Start Date :

June 2, 2015

Completion Date :

Oct. 1, 2015

Duration :

16 months

DESIGN
CONSULTANTS
Lead Architect : Aidea Philippines Inc.
Structural : TandeM Engineering
Mechanical : Westrim Inc.
Electrical : EB Cruz & Partners
Plumbing/Sanitary : NBF Consulting Inc.
Fire Pro : NBF Consulting Inc.

PROJECT INFORMATION
VICINITY MAP
PROJECT
SITE

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AV
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AVIDA
TOWERS
ALABANG

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PROPOSED
OFF SITE
TEMFACIL

PROJECT INFORMATION
LOCATION MAP

PARKING
AREA
Mc Donalds
ATC
ATC BPO1
PARKING
AREA

ALABANG
TOWN CENTER

PROJECT INFORMATION
PROJECT DESRIPTION
ZONE 3
9

ZONE 2

ZONE 1
5

PPER RDECK
MACHINE ROOM LEVEL

RDECK
10THFLOOR
9TH FLOOR
7 LEVELS OF MULTI TENANT
OFFICES

8TH FLOOR
7TH FLOOR
6TH FLOOR
5TH
4TH FLOOR
3RD FLOOR

MADGRIGAL
SIDE

SERVICE
ROAD SIDE

PROPOSEDM BRIDGE
BRIDGE
LINK
LINK TO
MALL

2ND AND 3RD PARKING LEVEL

TO MALL

OPENING

ND

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR RETAIL OFFICES

OPENING

UG FLOOR

RAMP FROM LG TO
2ND FLR,.

OPENING

DROP
OFF
DROP-OFF
OPENING

OPENING
OPENING

LG

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

LOWER GROUND PARKING LVL,

PROJECT INFORMATION
PROJECT BRIEF

PLAN

ELEVATION

PROPOSED
TUNNEL
FUTURE
BASMENT
PARKING
RETAIL
EXPANSION

PROPOSED
TUNNEL
FUTURE
BASMENT
PARKING
RETAIL
EXPANSION

TO
OF

TO

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

OF

The proposed PROJECT will rise in

the vicinity of the Alabang Town
Center in Alabang, Muntinlupa
city. The planned mixed use
development will include three (3)
parking floor levels, a Ground Floor
Retail Area, SEVEN (7) levels of
Office Areas and a Roof Deck. All in
All the development will have an
approximate
CONSTRUCTED
FLOOR AREA (CFA) OF
32,
212.23 SQ.M.
ATC BPO also features the proposed
tunnels
which leads to future
basement parking of retail mall

PROJECT INFORMATION
PROJECT BRIEF
PROPOSED
TUNNEL
FUTURE
BASMENT
PARKING
RETAIL
EXPANSION

PLAN

PROPOSED
TUNNEL
FUTURE
BASMENT
PARKING
4
3
2
RETAIL
EXPANSION

RDEC
K

Floor
OF

TO
OF

MACHINE ROOM
LEVEL

RDECK

TOTAL CFA PER

FLOOR

TO

Heigh Elevati
t
on

PARKIN
G
area

BPO & LEASABLE COMMON SERVIC

AREA
AREA
E AREA Total
Area
No. Of
area
area
area
units

UPPER
ROOF DECK

6.7

44.3

ROOF DECK

40.3

76.68

10TH
FLOOR

36.3

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

9TH FLOOR

4.4

31.9

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

8TH FLOOR

27.9

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

7TH FLOOR

23.9

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

6TH FLOOR

19.9

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

5TH FLOOR

15.9

6 Offices

2280.17

439.41

143.07

2862.6
5

4TH FLOOR

11.9

6 Offices

2280.17

450.39

132.09

2862.6
5

3RD FLOOR

3.2

8.7

1092.5

1559.27

131.89

2783.6
6

2ND FLOOR

3.2

5.5

1044.5

1456.98

314.3

2815.7
8

UPPER
GROUND

5.5

1576.74

1151.17

24.6

2752.5
1

LOWER
GROUND

-5

1068.5

1248.51

824.68

3141.6
9

108.14

604.06 680.74

10TH
9TH
7 LEVELS OF MULTI
TENANT OFFICES

8TH
7TH
6TH
5TH
4TH
3RD
2ND

SERVICE
ROAD SIDE

PROPOSEDM
BRIDGE LINK
MALL
BRIDGETOLINK
TO MALL

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

RAMP FROM
LG TO 2ND
FLR,.

OPENING

OPENING

LG

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

GROUND FLOOR RETAIL

OFFICES

OPENING

UG

2ND AND 3RD PARKING

LEVEL

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

LOWER GROUND
PARKING LVL,

ELEVATION

OPENING

OPENING

DROP
DROP-OFF
OFF

TOTAL CFA :

322
13

II. RISK MANAGEMENT

RISK MANAGEMENT
Item
1

Risk Description
Project Execution Risk
Complaints/Mall business affected
(cause - pedestrian flows disrupted,
noise/dust puts off Mall users)

Utilities could get damaged when

excavating or digging
2

Sources

Risk

Mall business
impact.
Dissatisfaction.
carpentry works, Tenants seek
concrete
reimbursement.
pouring,operation Received Notice of
of equipments violation from the
owner. Work
stoppage
Excavation work Flooding. Service
interruption. Road
settlement, closure.

Current Control Measures and

Performance
Consider convenience of Mall
customers at every stage in the
process. Implement rigorous dust
controls and containment. Close
liaison and communication, warnings
and signage.

Scanning and inspection of services.

Do trial pits and utility drawing checks.
Consider alternative designs.Review
the underground utilities

Additional Measures
Needed

Current Risk Level

P
3

D
2

S
4

R
24

S/NS
S Close communication
with mall
administrator.
Planning of activities
during night time.
Setting guidelines on
dust and noise.

18

NS

Lightning may strike an item of plant or Excavation work

electrical equipment (cause
inadequate earthing / lightning
conductors)

Plant damage, fire or Provide adequate lightning

explosion.Fatal
protection/earthing with T&C to
injuries. Delays
relevant plant and equipment.

NS

Flooding of excavations & basements

from heavy rain, blocked local road /
roof drainage system (cause lack of
maintenance of permanent and
temporary drainage, inadequate
capacity of temporary pumps,
breakdown of system / pumps)

extra costs, property Develop and implement a temporary

damage. Water
drainage plan for each phase of work.
interuption
Assign sufficient resources to maintain
the system in good operating order.
Have spare pumps as a contingency
for breakdown or replacement.

NS

Collapse. Property Designs to address typhoon

damage. Delays to conditions and be independently
resumption of works. checked. All installations to be counter
checked against designs before
loading. Contingency plans for
incomplete works. All scaffolds, plant
and equipment to be checked after
typhoon to ensure operation remains
safe.
reworks
Protect exposed slopes and control
rainwater run off away from walls.
Design safe slope angles, undertake
independent check of TW designs,
and strictly implement and supervise
TW details. Restrict heavy objects
which may displace excavations /
walls.

20

45

Excavation work

Temporary structures (scaffold /

Construction
falsework / tower crane / hoist /
activity
concreting boom) may be damaged
during typhoons (causes installation
incomplete/not made secure, design not
implemented / insufficient factor of
safety)

There could be a collapse of an exposedExcavation work

excavation to basement walls /
foundations due to erosion from rain,
unsafe/overcut slope angle, excessive
surcharge, insufficient compaction, soil
relaxation as excavation left open for
prolonged period.

Provide protective
system such as blue
sack, polytylene and
proper sloping.
Removal of spoil on
top of excavation

Residual Risk Level

P

S/NS

II. EHS PLAN

EHS PLAN
EMERGENCY RESPONSE TEAM
JM EBERO
PROJECT
MANAGER
EMERGENCY
MARSHALL

DI TOMANENG
PROJECT-INCHARGE
DEPUTY
EMERGENCY MARSHALL

TBN
SAFETY
SUPERVISOR
ERT
LEADER

FIRE
Officer

MDC Safety
Team Leader

Contact #: ________

EVACUATION

MDC MEFPS
Supervisor Team
Leader
Contact #: ________

References:
DOLE OSHS/D.O. 13
OHSAS 18001:2007
ISO 14001:2004

3. Safety Procedures & Inspection

MDC Project
Nurse
Team
Leader

Admin Officer
Team Leader

Contact #: ________

RESEARCH AND
RESCUE

MEDICAL TEAM

ALARM/COMMUNICA
TION
MDC

MDC QA/QC
Supervisor
Team Leader

Contact #: ________

Contact #: ________

EQUIPMENT
Equipment Engineer
Team Leader
Contact #:
________

SECURITY AND
CROWD CONTROL
Site
Security Officer
Team Leader
Contact #:
________

SAFETY REQUIREMENTS (CONSTRUCTION)

EHS PLAN
DRIVEWAY AND PEDESTRIAN OVERHEAD
PROTECTION
Gate 2

EXISTING CANOPY
AND FENCE @
SUPERMARKET DRIVE

PROPOSED DRIVEWAY
SAFETY CANOPY

SUPERMARKET
DRIVE

DP

DP

CATW ALK

CATWALK
DP

S HIP
LADDER

MADRIGAL
AVENUE

S HIP
LADDER

SAMPLE BARRICADE FOR

EXCAVATION PROTECTION

S HIP
LA DDER

S HIP
LA DDER

DP

CATW ALK

DP

CATWALK

DP

PROPERTY LINE

ATC MALL
PARKING

SERVICE ROAD

Gate 1

Gate 3

LEGEND:
EXISTING FENCE

PROPOSED EXTENSI
FENCE

PROPOSED BARRICA
FOR FALL PROTECTIO
IN EXCAVATION
PROPOSED BARRICA
FOR FALL PROTECTIO
IN (1.5M FROM THE
2ND FLOOR AND ABO

V. PROGRAM & PLANNING

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

PROJECT MILESTONE DATES
SD PLAN
:
15
FCD PLAN
:
14
GROUND BREAKING
:
GENCON AWARD DATE
:
START OF BULK EXCAVATION
START OF STRUCTL EXCAVATION
FIRST POURING
:
TOPPING - OFF
:
WATERTIGHNESS
:
ENERGIZATION (Temporary) :
ENERGIZATION (Permanent):
TESTING AND COMMISSIONING
PROJECT COMPLETION
HANDOVER TO SBU
:
START OF TENANT FIT-OUT

AUGUST 2013
APRIL 2014
05 APRIL 2014
21 APRIL 2014
:
02 JUNE 2014
:
30 JUNE
2014
24 JULY
2014
29 MAR
2015
22 MAY
2015
15 SEPT 2014
15 JUNE
2015
:
15 APRIL 2015 to 01 OCT. 2015
:
01 OCT. 2015
01 OCT. 2015
:
01 OCT. 2015

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

Bulk Excavation Sequence
Start = June 02, 2014
End = June 30, 2014
4,511.86cu.
m

Legend:
Subject for excavation
Exit Point

All excavated materials shall be hauled

total of 376 truck loads
Average Truckloads Per Day
= 13 Truckloads
Equipment Needed:

Excavation movement scheme

Item
No.
1
Stockpile Area
2
3

Description
Backhoe (PC
200)
Bulldozer
Loader

No. Of Units
1
1
1

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

Structural Excavation Sequence
*Excavated volume from
UWT shall be hauled out
and the rest shall be onhold for structural fill.

ZONE 3

ZONE 4 ( Jan. 16 Jan.

19, 2015)
ZONE 1

July 26 Aug. 02,

2014

Volume = 3,408.21 cum

STRUCTURE
FOOTING
PEDESTAL
COLUMN (1ST
LIFT)
RC WALL (1ST
LIFT)
SOG
STRUCTURE

Volume = 1,747.35 cum

Volume = 319.02 cum

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

July 1 July 18,

2014

July 19 July 25,

2014

FOOTING
PEDESTAL
COLUMN (1ST
LIFT)
RC WALL (1ST
LIFT)
SOG
STRUCTURE
FOOTING
PEDESTAL
COLUMN (1ST
LIFT)
RC WALL (1ST
LIFT)
SOG

11-Jul-14
25-Jul-14
01-Aug-14

24-Jul-14
31-Jul-14
06-Aug-14

DUR
(DAY
S)
14
7
6

01-Aug-14

07-Aug-14

26-Aug-14
ZONE

207-Sep-14

START

FINISH

13

21-Jul-14
04-Aug-14
11-Aug-14

03-Aug-14
10-Aug-14
16-Aug-14

DUR
(DAY
S)
14
7
6

11-Aug-14

17-Aug-14

START

FINISH

31-Aug-14
ZONE 310-Sep-14

11

31-Jul-14
13-Aug-14
22-Aug-14

12-Aug-14
20-Aug-14
28-Aug-14

DUR
(DAY
S)
13
8
7

22-Aug-14

29-Aug-14

05-Sep-14

13-Sep-14

START

FINISH

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

ZONE
1

ZONE
2

ZONE
3

STRUCTURAL MILE STONE (BELOW GROUND)

JUNE - 2014

Item
No.
1
2

Description
BULK EXCAVATION
STRUCTURAL
EXCAVATION

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3
FOOTING

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3
PEDESTAL

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

COLUMN 1ST LIFT

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Start

End

02-Jun-14 30-Jun-14

Dur

JULY - 2014

AUGUST - 2014

SEPTEMBER - 2014

3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30

29

st
Col.
1 Lift

Ret.
Wall
1st Lift

01-Jul-14
19-Jul-14
26-Jul-14

11-Jul-14
21-Jul-14
31-Jul-14

25-Jul-14
4-Aug-14
13-Aug14

1-Aug-14
11-Aug14
22-Aug14

18-Jul-14
25-Jul-14
02-Aug-14

24-Jul-14
3-Aug-14
12-Aug-14

31-Jul-14
10-Aug-14

18
7
8

14
14
13

7
7

Footing




Pedestal

20-Aug-14

6-Aug-14

16-Aug-14

28-Aug-14

RETAINING WALL 1ST

LIFT

Zone 1
1-Aug-14
11-Aug
Zone 2
14
22-Aug
Zone 3
14
RETAINING WALL 2ND

LIFT

Zone 1
8-Aug-14
18-Aug
Zone 2
14
29-Aug
Zone 3
14
BACKFILLING

11-Aug
Zone 1
14
16-Aug
Zone 2
14
23-Aug
Zone 3
14

Wall
2nd
Lift

Ret.

7-Aug-14

17-Aug-14

29-Aug-14

Backfilling

Slab-on-Grade

14-Aug-14

26-Aug-14

4-Sep-14

24-Aug-14

14

nd
Column
2 Lift

30-Aug-14

15

4-Sep-14

13

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

ZONE
1

ZONE
2

ZONE
3

STRUCTURAL MILE STONE (ABOVE GROUND)

Item
No.
1

Description
UPPER GROUND

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

SECOND FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

THIRD FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

FOURTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

FIFTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

SIXTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Start

End

Dur

8-Sep14
11-Sep14
14-Sep14

24-Sep14
27-Sep14
30-Sep14

10-Oct14
13-Oct14
16-Oct14

26-Oct14
29-Oct14
3-Nov14

13-Nov14
16-Nov14
19-Nov14

29-Nov14

19-Sep14
22-Sep14
25-Sep14

SEPTEMBER
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
1 1 1 2 2 2 3
1 1 1 2 2 2 3
1 1 1 2 2 2 3
1 1 1 2 2 2
3 6 9
3 6 9
3 6 9
3 6 9
30
2 5 8 1 4 7 0
2 5 8 1 4 7 0
2 5 8 1 4 7 0
2 5 8 1 4 7

5-Oct-14

12

8-Oct-14

12

12

12

12

4F

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

8-Nov-14
11-Nov14
14-Nov14

24-Nov14
27-Nov14
30-Nov14

10-Dec14

12

12

UG

11-Oct14

21-Oct14
24-Oct14
27-Oct14

12

2F

3F

5F

6F

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

ZONE
1

ZONE
2

ZONE
3

STRUCTURAL MILE STONE (ABOVE GROUND)

Description
SEVENTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

EIGHT FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

NINTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

TENTH FLOOR

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

ROOF DECK

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3
MACHINE ROOM

Zone 1

Zone 2

Start

End

15-Dec- 29-Dec14
14
18-Dec4-Jan-15
14
21-Dec7-Jan-15
14

6-Jan-15 17-Jan-15
9-Jan-15 20-Jan-15
12-Jan23-Jan-15
15

22-Jan2-Feb-15
15
25-Jan5-Feb-15
15
28-Jan8-Feb-15
15

7-Feb-15 18-Feb-15
10-Feb22-Feb-15
15
13-Feb25-Feb-15
15

24-Feb7-Mar-15
15
27-Feb10-Mar-15
15
2-Mar-15 13-Mar-15

15-Mar26-Mar-15
15
18-Mar29-Mar-15
15

Dur

DECEMBER
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 28 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 24 27 30

12

12

CONCRETE

TOPPING OFF :
MARCH
29,
2015

12

12
12

UG

12

12

12

12

12

12

12

UG

12

12

12

RL

12

12

UG

UG

UG

PROGRAM & PLANNING

ZONING

QTY FORMWORKS NEEDED Horizontal

Structure

FLOOR FORMWORK
ZONE AREA S NEEDED
(SQM)
(SQM)
1

950

1113.82

925

1376.88

949

1466.48

TOTAL

ZONE
1

ZONE
2

3957.18

FOR TYPICAL FLOOR LEVEL AT 3957.18 SQM WITH FORMWORKS CYCLE

REQUIREMENT(AT 1 FLOORS)
QTY

FORMWORKS
NEEDED

5,264 SQM

ZONE
3

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

STRUCTURAL WORK ACTIVITY SEQUENCE (PER
DAY NO.
ZONE)
ITEM
NO.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12

ACTIVITIES
Survey and Lay-out
Installation of Column Rebars
Column Formworks
Column Concreting
Preparation of Beam Bottom
and Shoring
Beam Rebar Installation
Installation of Translab
Beam Siding
Installation of PC Wall
Installation of Top Bars
Electro-Mechanical
Embedments
Clean
up/Inspection/Concreting

DUR
13 14 15 16 17 18
.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
(day
Start: ZONE 2
s)
1
2
2
2

Start: ZONE
3

2
4
4
4
4
4

Vertical

Structure

Concreting

Horizontal Structure

PROGRAM & PLANNING

STRUCTURAL WORKS CYCLE
FLOOR
LEVEL

START

END

DURATION

FW
AREA

UGF
2F
3F
4F
5F
6F
7F
8F
9F
10F
RD

08-Sep-14
24-Sep-14
10-Oct-14
26-Oct-14
13-Nov-14
29-Nov-14
15-Dec-14
06-Jan-15
22-Jan-15
07-Feb-15
24-Feb-15

25-Sep-14
11-Oct-14
27-Oct-14
14-Nov-14
30-Nov-14
16-Dec-14
07-Jan-15
23-Jan-15
08-Feb-15
25-Feb-15
13-Mar-15

18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18
18

4973.11
5936.9
4890.88
5083.19
5261.64
5267.67
5267.67
5267.67
5268.09
5287.59
5445.15

RL

15-Mar-15

29-Mar-15

15

1439.80

CONCRETE TOPPING OFF

FLOOR CYCLE:
18 DAYS PER
FLOOR
AVERAGE AREA = 5268.14 SQM
AVERAGE (output/day) = 293 SQM/DAY
AVERAGE (carpenter/day) = 147 carpenters

: March 29, 2015

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

Concrete Pouring / Formworks Sequence

FORMWO
RKS SET 4

FORMWOR
KS SET 3

FORMWO
RKS SET 2

UPPER GROUND FLOOR

FORMWO
RKS SET 1

FORMWO
RKS SET 2

FORMWO
RKS SET 3

LOWER GROUND FLOOR

R
L
R
D
1
0
F
9
F
8
F
7
F
6
F
5
F
4
F
3
F
2
F
U
G
L
G

ZONE 3
Mar. 26,
2015
Mar. 07,
2015
Feb. 18,
2015
Feb. 02,
2015
Jan. 17,
2015
Dec. 29,
2014
Dec. 10,
2014
Nov. 24,
2014
Nov. 08,
2014
Oct. 21,
2014
Oct. 05,
2014

ZONE 2

ZONE 1

Mar. 29, 2015

FW4
FW1

Sept. 19,
2014 Sept.
08, 2014

Mar. 10,
2015
Feb. 22,
2015
Feb. 05,
2015
Jan. 20,
2015
Jan. 04,
2015
Dec. 13,
2014
Nov. 27,
2014
Nov. 11,
2014
Oct. 24,
2014
Oct. 08,
2014
Sept. 22,
2014

FW2

Mar. 13,
2015
Feb. 25,
2015
Feb. 08,
2015
Jan. 23,
2015
Jan. 7,
2015
Dec. 16,
2014
Nov. 30,
2014
Nov. 14,
2014
Oct. 27,
2014
Oct. 11,
2014
Sept. 25,
2014

FW3

CONCRETE POURING AND FORMWOR

SYSTEM IN ELEVATION

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

OVER ALL PROJECT SCHEDULE
2014
WORK ITEM

PRELIMS/TEMPORARY
FACILITIES
CLEARING AND
GRUBBING/BULK
EXCAVATION
STRUCTURAL
EXCAVATION

2015

START FINISH DURATI

ON
(MONT
SEP
JUN
SEP
HS)
JUN JUL AUG T OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY E JUL AUG T OCT
2-Jun-14 1-Oct-15
16

2-Jun-14 30-Jun14

1-Jul-14 30-Jul-14

Topping-Off
(March 29, 2015)

CONCRETE
FORMWORKS

25-Jul14

29-Mar15

CONCRETE
REINFORCEMENT

11-Jul14

29-Mar15

CAST-IN-PLACE
CONCRETE

2-Aug14

29-Mar15

ARCHITECTURAL
WORKS

17-Oct- 1-Oct-15
14

12

ELECTRO-MECHANICAL
WORKS

3-Nov- 1-Oct-15
14

11

TESTING AND
COMMISSIONING

15-Apr- 1-Oct-15
15

Watertighness

(May 22, 2015)

Energization
(June
15,
2015)

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

CONCRETE DEMAND
2000
1800

C
O
N
C
R
E
T
E

1600

V
O
L
U
M
E

600

1783

1750

1847

1870
1670

1579
1366

1400

1137

1200
1000
800

400

286

200
0
1

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

10

11

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

REBAR DEMAND
450000

406119

398698

400000

404101

409006
365567

359648
350000

300541
300000

259061

R
E 250000
B
A 200000
R
S
150000

(KGS)

65029

100000
50000
0
1

10

11

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

FORMWORKS DEMAND
12000

10706
10012

10000

9298

8000

7543

7085

F
O 6000
R
M
W 4000
O
R
K 2000
S
(SQM)

10094

6629

4721

314

0
1

May

Jun

Jul

Aug

Sept

10

11

Oct

Nov

Dec

Jan

Feb

Mar

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

MANPOWER LOADING
Manpower Loading
CARPENTER

STEELMAN

29
4

200
180
160

29
9

29
4

160

22
1

140

27
8

27
7

172

167

166

MASON

159

16
8

19
117
1

120
100

97

92

80

84 80

95

95

89

96

88

78

60
55

40
20
0

19
JULY

54

18

27
AUGUST

26
SEPTEMBER

31

32

32

29

30
18

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE
DURATION
ITEM

MAJOR EQUIPMENT

UNITS

START

FINISH

2014

PEAK

2015

(mos.)
May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun July Aug Sept oct

Tower Crane - Luffer Type 50m

Radius (TC-1)

10

MOS.

30-Jun-14

30-Apr-15

Genset 300KVA 440/220V 3PH

2.6

MOS.

30-Jun-14

15-Sep-14

Genset 75KVA 230V 3PH - (Off

Site Temporary Power Source)

3.1

MOS.

15-Jun-14

15-Sep-14

Air Compressor 185CFM

MOS.

24-Jul-14

29-Mar-15

Stake Truck

4.00

MOS.

19-Sep-14

17-Jan-15

Submersible Pump

9.97

MOS.

5-Jul-14

30-Apr-15

Mini-Dumptruck

3.00

MOS.

1-Jul-14

8-Jan-15

Skid Loader

1.10

MOS.

11-Aug-14

13-Sep-14

Walk Behind (Compactor)

1.10

MOS.

11-Aug-14

13-Sep-14

10 Plate Compactor

1.10

MOS.

11-Aug-14

13-Sep-14

11 Backhoe (PC 200) - Long Arm

2.00

MOS.

1-Jul-14

8-Jan-15

12 Gondola (rental)

4.07

MOS.

15-Apr-15

15-Aug-15

Sub-Total

1
1
2

3
6

3
0

11

11

3
3

3
3

3
3

3
3

3
3

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

TRANSLAB PRODUCTION
TURN-AROUND
CYCLE

ACTIVITIES

7 AM to
8 AM Rebar Fabrication
8 AM to
9 AM Rebar Fabrication
Rebar Fabrication/Formwork
9 AM to 10 AM Installation/Stripping
10 AM to 11 AM Rebar Fabrication/Formwork Installation
11 AM to 12 NN Rebar Fabrication/Formwork Installation
12 NN to 13 PM BREAK TIME
13 PM to 14 PM Formworks/Rebar Fabrication
14 PM to 15 PM Rebar Fabrication/ MEPFS Insert
15 PM to 16 PM Rebar Fabrication/ MEPFS Insert
16 PM to 17 PM Clean - Up
17 PM to 18 PM Inspection
18 PM to 19 PM Concrete Pouring
19 PM to 20 PM Concrete Pouring
20 PM to 21 PM Curing Time
21 PM to 22 PM Curing Time
22 PM to 23 PM Curing Time
23 PM to 24 AM Curing Time
24 PM to
1 AM Curing Time
1 AM to
2 AM Curing Time
2 AM to
3 AM Curing Time
3 AM to
4 AM Curing Time
4 AM to
5 AM Curing Time
5 AM to
6 AM Curing Time
6 AM to
7 AM Curing Time

TRANSLAB PRODUCTION CYCLE

TRANSLAB
FABRICATI
ON AREA
(ON-SITE)

(6.0m x 25.5m
CAPACITY:

= 14 PANELS/DA

TRANSLAB CASTING PLAN

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

ANSLAB FABRICATION OUTPUT

Total =1,565 panels

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

CONSTRUCTION WORK SCHEME
ZONE 3

ACTIVE FLOOR
ROOF DECK

ZONE 2

Active Floor

RDECK
10TH
3 Flrs.
9TH FLOOR

Architectural Wet Works

8TH FLOOR

ZONE 1

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.

Rubcon
Instln of Arty Wall
Instln of Steel Doors
Waterproofing
Conc. Topping/Tiling Works
Instln of Ceiling Frame
Initial Paint Application

1.
2.

Instln of Perporated ACP

Instln of Curtain Wall

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Drywall/Ceiling Works
Metals
Tiling Works/Granite
Specialty Works
Final Painting

7TH FLOOR
3 Flrs.
6TH FLOOR

Building Envelope

5TH FLOOR
2 Flrs.
4TH FLOOR
3RD FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
UG FLOOR

Architectural Dry Works

PROGRAM AND PLANNING

WATERTIGHTNESS MAY 22, 2015

CONSTRUCTION
SCHEDULE
FLOOR LEVEL

ROOFDECK

ARCHITECT
8
7
URAL
WET
Apr. 29 May
WORKS
20, 2015

BUILDING
5
ENVELOPE

HAND-OVER Oct. 1, 2015

ARCHITECTUR
3
2
1
AL DRY
WORKS

May 01 May 15,

2015

Sept. 12 Sept.
27, 2015

Apr. 12 May
12, 2015

Apr. 20 May 04,

2015

Aug. 22 Sept.
26, 2015

Mar. 26 Apr. 26,

2015

Apr. 09 Apr. 23,

2015

Aug. 01 Sept.
05, 2015

Mar. 07 Apr. 06,

2015

Mar. 29 Apr. 12,

2015

Jul. 11 Aug. 15
2015

Feb. 18 Mar.
20, 2015

Mar. 18 Apr. 01,

2015

Jun. 20 Jul. 25,

2015

Feb. 02 Mar.
12, 2015
Jan. 17 Feb. 21,
2015

Mar. 07 Mar. 21,

2015
Feb. 24 Mar.
10, 2015

May 30 Jul. 04,

2015
May 09 June 13,
2015

Dec. 29 Jan. 05,

2015

Feb. 13 Feb.
27, 2015

Apr. 18 May 23,

2015

UPPER GROUND

Dec. 10 Jan. 24,

2015
Nov. 24 Jan. 08,
2015
Nov. 08 Dec.
23, 2015

Feb. 02 Feb.
16, 2015
Jan. 22 Feb. 05,
2015
Jan. 05 Jan. 25,
2015

Mar. 23 May 02,

2015
Feb. 25
06,
OPENING Apr. OPENING
2015
Jan. 25 Mar. 11,
OPENING
2015

LOWER GROUND

Oct. 21 Dec.
05, 2015

TENTH FLOOR
NINTH FLOOR
EIGHT FLOOR
SEVENTH FLOOR
SIXTH FLOOR
FIFTH FLOOR
FOURTH FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR

BRIDGE LINK
TO MALL

OPENING

SECOND FLOOR

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

GLASS
/CURTAIN
WALL

Zipper area
May 15 May 22, 2015

DROP-OFF

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

OPENING

Sept. 01 Oct. 01,

2015

VII. VALUE ENGINEERING

AND INNOVATION

VALUE ENGINEERING AND INNOVATION

Use of MDC reinforced concrete precast panels for all exterior walls for
greater efficiency in construction, minimization of unsightly result of poor
plastering works, and elimination of leaks coming from walls.
Use of ARTY Wall for interior non-load bearing masonry works for finer
interior wall finishes, efficiency in erecting interior partitions, and
minimization of construction debris.
Coring shall be done instead of installing pipe sleeves to minimize chipping,
and superior precision in installing building utilities.

VIII. CONSTRUCTION
METHODS

CONSTRUCTION METHODOLOGY
EXCAVATION

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
EXCAVATION

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
STRUCTURAL WORKS (REBARS AND
FORMWORKS)

Spacer Block
Modeler

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
STRUCTURAL WORKS (REBARS AND
FORMWORKS)

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
STRUCTURAL WORKS (CONCRETING)

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
TRANSLAB/HALF SLAB SYSTEM

TRANSLAB TYPICAL DETAIL

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
TRANSLAB/HALF SLAB SYSTEM

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
TRANSLAB/HALF SLAB SYSTEM

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
FORMWORKS SYSTEM (COLUMNS)

Column Form:
1. Gand Set.
2. Crane assisted form.

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
FORMWORKS
LAYOUT

FORMWORKS
LAYOUT

BLOW-UP A

CONSTRUCTION METHODS
FORMWORKS FLY OUT AREA
LEGEND:

2
8300

3
8000

4
8000

8000

64600

6
8000

7
8000

8
8000

9
8300

8250

LP2

TOWER CRANE

5000

2750

LP1
B

41600
9600

F
G

2750

5000

FLY OUT AREA IN SIDE OF ATC MALL PARKING (NOTE: CONSIDER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FOR PARKING TENANTS OF MALL)

FLY OUT AREA IN EXISTING SERVICE ROAD

(NOTE: SERVICE ROAD IS 12.02M AWAY FROM THE
BUILDING LINE)

8250

FLY OUT AREA IN MADRIGAL AVENUE (NOTE:

MADRIGAL AVENUE IS 8 METERS AWAT FROM THE
BUILDING LINE

AREA WITH
OUT
PRECAST
LOADING
PLATFORM

FLY OUT AREA IN SIDE OF SUPERMARKET DRIVE (NOTE: CONSIDER

THE EXISTING MERALCO POST AT 14.3M FROM BUILDING LINE)

 CONSTRUCTION METHODS
PC Wall Installation Method

 CONSTRUCTION METHODS
PC Wall Installation Method

 CONSTRUCTION METHODS
PC Wall Joint Details

IX. TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE

LOGISTICS

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT FROM OFF SITE TO
PROJECT SITE

LEGEND:
ACCES ROAD FOR SITE
PROPERTY LINE

MA
D
AV RIGAL
EN
UE

AL
A

COM
M

BA
NG
RO ZAP
AD
OT
E

ALA
BAN
G
CEN TOW
N
TER
MA
LL

ERIC
AL

AVE
NUE

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OF PROJECT SITE
LEGEND:
ACCES ROAD FOR SITE
PROPERTY LINE
BUILDING LINE

MA
DR
IGA
LA
VE
.

PARKING
AREA
SU
PE
RM

ATC BPO1

PARKING
AREA

AR
KE
T

DR
IVE

ALABANG TOWN
CENTER MALL

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT OF PROPOSED OFF SITE
TEMFACIL
LEGEND:
ACCES ROAD FOR SITE
FENCE LAYOUT

PROPOSED
OFF SITE TEMFACIL
(2,625 SQ. M)
COM
M

ERC
E

AVE.

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

PUMPCRETE STN. 1

PUMPCRETE STN. 2

Gate 1

Gate 3
GENSET
FORMWORKS FABRICATION AND
STAGING AREA

TRANS
LAB
FABRIC
ATION
AREA

Gate 2

TOWER CRANE

FORM
WORKS
HOLDIN
G AREA

TRANS
LAB
STOCK
PILE
AREA
(Zone
1)

SATELLITE OFFICE

TRANSLAB STOCKPILE AREA

(Zone 2 & 3)

CONSTRUCTION
ACCESS

REBARS
STOCKPILE AREA

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

MADRIGAL AVENUE

TOWER CRANE PLAN AND RADIUS

A
MERALCO POST 2

MERALCO POST 1

SUPERMARKET DRIVE

DP

BLIND SPOT`at 3.5m from

center
DP

CATW ALK

CATW ALK

DP

S HIP
LADDER
SHIP
LA DDER

TOWER CRANE

TOWER CRANE FOUNDA

30 MTS. 6.3T

LEGEND:

SHIP
LA DDER
S HIP
LADDER

DP

CATW ALK

DP

40 MTS. 5.0T

CATW ALK

DP

PROPERTY LINE

50 MTS. 3.6T

TOWER CRANE RADIUS

TOWER CRANE RADIUS

BUILDING LINE
PROPERTY LINE
TOWER CRANE FOUNDATION
LINE
CORE WALL

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

TOWER CRANE DETAILS

+ 0.00 GROUND FLOOR

109
0

-5.00 LOWER GROUND

FLOOR

TOWER CRANE FOUNDATIO

REINFORCEMENT

-7.45
-7.85
-8.50

TOWER CRANE SECTION THRU A

TOWER CRANE FOUNDATIO

REINFORCEMENT SECTION

TEMPORARY WORKS & SITE LOGISTICS

TOWER CRANE DETAILS
NOTE:
50 Meters full height at
initial set-up
Second Tower Crane
Jack up will be at 8th
floor Active
JAN. 15, 2015 @
3 mast section

52.7M

Extended level of
mast for Tower crane

URD LVL.Upper Roof46.7M

Deck
44.35M TOP OF PARAPET

50 mts ht from tower

crane foundation to
Tower crane car

RD LVL.

+46700
Upper Roof Deck

40.3M

Roof Deck

+40300
10 Roof Deck

TOWER CRANE SECTION SHOWING

THE 50MTS LIMIT HT. FROM
FOUNDATION

+35900
9 10TH FLOOR

+31900
8 9TH F LO OR

+27900
7 8TH F LO OR

+23900
6 7TH

50 mts ht from tower

crane foundation to
Tower crane car

+19900
5 6TH

+15900
4 5TH

+11900
3 4TH F LO OR

+8700
2 3RD FLOOR

BRIDGE LINK
TO MALL

+5500
1 2ND FLOOR

ARCADE

0
G RO UND FLOOR

-5000
LO WE R GROUND

EXISTING SERVIC E DRIVEWAY

-7.565m BOTTOM
footing of tower
crane foundation

TOWER CRANE SECTION SHOWING TOP FOUNDAT

TOWER CRANE SECTION TRU BUILDING

TEMPORARY WORKS &

SITE LOGISTICS

TOWER CRANE SHOWING MERALCO POST IN

SUPER MARKET DRIVE

NOTE:

67 Will be the minimum

Angle that the tower crane
must reach in order to
avoid hitting the
existing Meralco Post
67

7TH FLOOR

1465
MERALCO6
POST 1

6TH FLOOR

DISTANCE FROM BUILDING LINE

5TH FLOOR

1229
6
MERALCO POST 2

4TH FLOOR

DISTANCE FROM BUILDING LINE

3RD FLOOR
ATC MALL
PARKING

SUPERMARKET
DRIVE

ARCADE

EXISTING SERVICE DRIVEWAY

ATC MALL
PARKING

TEMPORARY WORKS &

SITE LOGISTICS

TOWER CRANE SHOWING SERVICE DRIVEWAY

NEAR ATC MALL

DISTANCE OF TC TO
ATC MALL
7TH FLOOR
6TH FLOOR
5TH FLOOR
4TH FLOOR
3RD FLOOR

DROP OFF

ATC MALL
SERVICE DRIVEWAY

X. TABLE OF ORGANIZATION

TABLE OF ORGANIZATION
NP MICALLER
OPCEN HEAD

IT CASING
PROJECT MGMT.
COOR.

D ARAGO
EHS OPCEN
HEAD

CNC RAMOS
OPCEN ADMIN
OFFICER

BM TRIMIDAL
ASSET MGT
SUPERVISOR

JM CABINGAS
OPCEN
SURVEYOR

JM EBERO
PROJECT
MANAGER

FL DELOS REYES
MEPFS
CONSULTANT

IB FABRO
OPCEN QA
AUDITOR

MQ VILLONGCO
OPCEN
TSD

MS REAMICO
OPCEN
QS

DI TOMANENG
PROJECT-INCHARGE
TBN
SAFETY
SUPERVISO
R

SAFETY
OFFICER (4)

TBN
PROJ.
PHYSICIAN

TBN
PROJ.
NURSE

SHARED

R OCAMPO
PROJECT
SUPERINTENDEN
T

CN MARFIL
ADMIN OFFICER

TBN
TIMEKEEPER

TBN
ASSET MGT.
SPECIALIST

TBN
SURVEYOR

TBN
(C) FIELD
ENGINEER

TBN
ARCHI.
SUPERVISO
R

TBN
EXPEDITER

TBN
WAREHOUS
E AIDE (2)

TBN
INSTRUMEN
TMAN

TBN
(F) FIELD
ENGINEER

TBN
FIELD ARCHI.

TBN
FIELD
CHECKER

TBN
SURVEY
AIDE (2)

CJ
FERNANDEZ
QA AUDITOR

TBN
MEPFS
SUPERVISO
R

TBN
FIELD ENGR.
ELECL

TBN
(R) FIELD
ENGINEER

TBN
FIELD ENGR.
MECHL

TBN
FOREMAN

TBN
F. ENGR.
PL/FP.

TBN
ASST QA
AUDITOR (2)

TBN
DOC
CONTROLLE
R

MP
MALIGAT
TSD
SUPERVISOR

ML CAPOY
COST
ENGINEER

MC
MACAHILO
TSD COOR.

TBN
Q.S.

TBN
CADD
OPERATOR
(2)

C.A.Y
ADDURU
ASST. Q.S.
(2)

TBN
PLANNER

XI. PROCUREMENT

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

XII. ASSET MANAGEMENT

ITEMS FOR CAPEX, DESCRIPTION & BUDGETED

COST

XIII. CONTRACT MANAGEMENT

CONTRACT SUMMARY ATC BPO

CONTRACT SUMMARY ATC BPO

XIV. OPERATING BUDGET

PROJECT COMPLIANCE SUMMARY

XV. SUSTAINABILITY, CSR &

ENVIRONMENT

SUSTAINABILITY, CSR & ENVIRONMENT

Provide segregated waste containers, waste collection and recycling services

Usage of alternative/other way that helps minimize the Debris on site, including Usage of Precast and
Undergo Cut and Bend Process for Rebar.
Avoid rework as it costs money , waste of time and materials.
Paperless reporting using yahoo groups and owa (mdc email)
Minimize the use of plastic materials and chemical treatments.
Placing silt protection on drains to prevent them from clogging
Implementation of Material Recovery Facility
Using non-compliant, non-standard or inappropriate materials can increase costs, off cuts and wastage.
Ensuring public transports is used when possible and limit car travel.
Using glasses/Mugs in office instead of disposable plastic cups
Ensuring that monitors and IT equipment are switched off when not in use

*source : www.bre.co.uk; http://www.constructingexcellence.org.uk

SUSTAINABILITY, CSR & ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

CONSTRUCTION LITTER & DIRT ON SIDEWALKS AND ROAD FROM TIRE

TRUCKS

SUSTAINABILITY, CSR & ENVIRONMENT

ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS

VEHICULAR WASH AREA

(THERE WILL BE A FAUCET THERE FOR
PRESSURIZED SPRAY WASHER)

FABRICATED GARBAGE BINS

XVI. PROJECT CLOSE-OUT

End of Presentation