A Proposed Modular Hotel
A Proposed Modular Hotel
A Proposed Modular Hotel
ADAPTING CONTAINER
ARCHITECTURE AND COVID
PROTOCOLS IN THE CITY OF
BAGUIO”
This research also aims to utilize container housing as also a construction module and
material aside from the standard construction because according to David Dross, "When
you cut holes, the containers are no longer an instrument of trade, they turn into an
instrument of construction” (2008, p.1)
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The study aims to Introduce Container Hotel as a Sustainable, Energy efficient and less maintenance housing
material. creating an envirnoment that reduces close contact to other visitors/tourists but still be a community
in a Community-Centered City. the alternative recreational facilities in the community will help introduce the
Activities and cultures the city is accustomed to.
To implement covid protocols to the design but still won’t limit the tourists movement in the Hotel through
separated cargo containers and recreational facilities and activities planned in terms of:
C.Building Planning
A.Site Design and Planning
1)Space Planning
1)Landscape and Vegetation
2)Plan Organization and Circulation
2)Site Zoning
3)Building sustainability
3)Natural Features
4)Health, Security and Safety
4)Utilities
5)Community Architecture
B.Building Design
6)Covid Protocols and Implementations
1)Exterior and Interior Form/Geometry
D.Economic Aspect - Tourism
2)Building Insulation
1)Number of Tourist visitation (before and during pandemic)
3)Building Envelop
2)Tourism GDP (before and during pandemic)
STRATEGIES OF THE STUDY
The strategy is to incorporate community architecture to the planning and design but still
considers the Pandemic. The Plan is to attain as many informations and data in order to
achieve the objective and goal by providing strategies that will further enhance the data
needed inorder to achieve the output provided in the diagram of the proposed framework
ACTUAL
CONTAINER CITY (LONDON)
This Lego city was built in 2001 and located in the dock area of
London. The project is made up using twenty 20‐foot shipping
containers.The containers are made of “corten” steel, the steel
panels, walls and roof are all 2mm thick.
Planning: In the UK planning permission is required for any
development involved.
Spaces: containers have been combined by stacking them and
taking out the internal walls. Thus, the range of spaces created
varies by 16, 24 or 32 foot wide rooms.
Stacking: when the containers are empty they can support 10
containers stacked up. This project has 5 storeys.
ACTUAL
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
The gathered data through collected related literature about Container hotels,
compilations of journals, articles and other related data that may concern the project
will be used as basis in formulating design solution.
The design solution will be the product of all the factors, which is a Container Hotel
that would attain high satisfaction rating from tourists/visitor and will contribute to the
city as an income generating tourist spot.
OUTPUT
PROCESS
INPUT
Conduct interviews on local
government units (city tourism
Legal documents, government office).
problems relating to the study. A Community based plan
that satisfies users/visitors
Tourists experience in the city and Identify tourists preference, movement in the area and
expectation on hotels. desires and expectations thru
promotes tourism.
survey questionnaire or
Informations about Locals with
interviews.
tourism as source of income
Application of Container
situations. hotel design guidelines to
Identify guidelines/ the Architectural Solution.
related studies on Container hotels consideration in and container
that uses cargo container architecture for hotels.
specifically
National Building code of the Identify Design parameters for
philippines community architecture
planning
Time saver standards for building
types
DEFINITION OF TERMS
An annex to a work in the research. This is the part of the research paper where the key or important terms are clearly
defined. Most terms below relates to the main concept of the study.
Cargo Container - any object that can be used to hold things (especially a large metal boxlike object of standardized
dimensions that can be loaded from one form of transport to another).
Container Architecture -container architecture is a style of architecture that utilizes shipping containers for structural
components.
Community Architecture-community architecture Schemes, mainly for housing, that involve a study of the prevailing social
conditions and consultation with the people who are going to use them.
Energy Efficiency - Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing demand for energy imports, and lowering our costs on a
household and economy-wide level
Modular - Modular architecture or “modularity in design” is a design approach that subdivides a system into smaller parts
called modules or skids that can be independently created and then used in different systems.
Prefabrication - the assembly of buildings or their components at a location other than the building site.
Recreational - recreations require architecture until they become institutionalized and must provide for both active and
passive participation
Sustainability - environmental and social impacts of buildings by utilizing design methods, materials,
energy and development spaces that aren’t detrimental to the surrounding ecosystem or communities.
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