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What Is It Going To Cost Me?

This document discusses cost factors that determine the cost of building construction in the Philippines. The key cost factors are occupancy, cost of construction per square meter, area, and height of the building. It also discusses other cost factors like the nature of the building, size, wall-to-floor ratio, and total height. Additional cost factors include the location and physical conditions of the building site as well as the procurement method used such as traditional, design-build, or construction management. The purpose is to outline the various elements that must be considered to accurately estimate construction costs.

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What Is It Going To Cost Me?

This document discusses cost factors that determine the cost of building construction in the Philippines. The key cost factors are occupancy, cost of construction per square meter, area, and height of the building. It also discusses other cost factors like the nature of the building, size, wall-to-floor ratio, and total height. Additional cost factors include the location and physical conditions of the building site as well as the procurement method used such as traditional, design-build, or construction management. The purpose is to outline the various elements that must be considered to accurately estimate construction costs.

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What is

it going
to cost
me?

Can we
do it any
cheaper?

cost

FACTO

cost factors

National Building Code


of the Philippines (PD
1096)
cost factors

1.OCCUPANCY
2.COST OF CONSTRUCTION (per square
meter)
3.AREA
4.HEIGHT

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OCCUPAN
CY

The purpose for which a building is used or


intended to be used. The term shall also
include the building or room housing such
use. Change of occupancy is not intended to
conclude change of tenants or proprietors.

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COST OF
CONSTRUCTI
ON PER
SQUARE
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METER

ARE
A

A section of space, the lot,


where the building is to be
constructed.
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HEIGH
T

The distance from the top to the bottom of a


building. Number of floor/s or storey/s of a
building.

cost factors

What is
cost
factor?

cost factors

The
Nature of
the
cost factors

Reason for the


building
construction.
Function of the
building.
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Cost of
the
cost factors

Buildi

cost factors

Plan shape
Size of the building
Wall to floor ratio
Degree of circulation
space
Storey heights
Total height of the

cost factors

The Nature
of the Site

cost factors

Location
Physical Site
Conditions
Availability of
Services

cost factors

The
method

Procure
The process
of
obtaining
ment
goods and services from
another for some
consideration.
cost factors

cost factors

Traditional Procurement
Design and Build
Procurement
Management Procurement

Traditional Procurement
Client appoints architect to
produce the design, select the
contractor and supervise the
work through the completion.
cost factors

Design & Build Procurement


Contractor provides the design and
construction under one contract. Design
and build offers the client competitively
priced projects completed within rapid
time frames by enabling the contractor
to value manage the employers
requirements and overlap design and
constructioncost
operations.
factors

Management
Procurement

Contractor works alongside or within the


design team providing a construction
management service. The management
constructor does not undertake either the
design or the direct construction work.

cost factors

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