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You have been commissioned to design a 3-storey commercial building in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. The ground floor will house a 7-11 store with a storage room and accessible restroom. The 2nd and 3rd floors will contain rentable stalls at least 4.0 meters wide, with separate male and female restrooms. The design must maximize rentable space while ensuring comfort, aesthetics, and adequate stall signage visibility. Floor plans, elevations, sections, and an exterior perspective are required to communicate the layout and exterior design. Energy efficiency, materials, and codes must also be considered.

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You have been commissioned to design a 3-storey commercial building in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. The ground floor will house a 7-11 store with a storage room and accessible restroom. The 2nd and 3rd floors will contain rentable stalls at least 4.0 meters wide, with separate male and female restrooms. The design must maximize rentable space while ensuring comfort, aesthetics, and adequate stall signage visibility. Floor plans, elevations, sections, and an exterior perspective are required to communicate the layout and exterior design. Energy efficiency, materials, and codes must also be considered.

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Esquisse: 3-Storey Commercial Building

Project Description:

You have been commissioned to design a 3-storey commercial building in Sta. Rosa, Laguna. The ground floor will be leased to a 7-
11 convenience store, while the 2nd and 3rd floors will consist of rentable stalls with a minimum width of 4.0 meters each. Your
primary challenge is to maximize the rentable spaces while ensuring user comfort, aesthetics, and adequate space for stall signage.

Key Requirements:

Ground Floor:

• Design an open area for the 7-11 convenience store.


• Include a storage room.
• Provide a unisex restroom that is accessible to persons with disabilities (PWD).

2nd and 3rd Floors:

• Create rentable stalls, each with a minimum width of 4.0 meters.


• Design separate male and female restrooms for the patrons.

General Considerations:

• Prioritize aesthetics and user comfort throughout the building.


• Ensure adequate space and visibility for the signage of each stall, following the prescribed signage of 7-11.

Drawing Requirements/Criteria for Grading:

1. Floor Plan on Site (1:100 scale) - 45% 3. One Section - 10%


• Clearly show the layout of the ground floor, 2nd • Provide a section drawing that reveals the internal
floor, and 3rd floor. structure and layout of the building.
• Indicate the dimensions of each area and stall. • Include details on the floor heights and structural
• Include the location of restrooms, storage room, and elements.
entrance/exits.

4. Exterior Perspective - 20%


2. Two Elevations - 25% • Present a visually appealing exterior perspective that
• Create elevations that showcase the building's showcases the building's overall appearance.
exterior design. • Highlight how the signage of each stall integrates
• Highlight architectural details, materials, and signage with the design.
placement.

Additional Considerations:

• Adhere to local building codes and regulations.


• Consider energy-efficient design principles.
• Use appropriate materials and construction techniques for the region's climate.
• Explore creative solutions to maximize the rentable spaces without compromising user experience.

This design problem challenges you to create a commercial building that not only meets the practical needs of the owner but also
enhances the urban environment and provides a welcoming and functional space for both the 7-11 store and the rentable stalls. Good
luck with your design!

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