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CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
The province of Pangasinan contains a whopping 44 towns
and four cities15 of which are along the shoreline of the
Lingayen Gulf.

So you wont run out of beaches or charming

coastal towns (itsmorefuninthephilippines.com).

Tourism is one of the worlds consistent

growth

industries for many years. Beyond its economic significance,

tourism promotes trust and understanding among people with
different cultures.
Business growth in the Philippines has been averaged
above 5% in the past decade, significantly higher than in
the previous decades (Casayuran, 2009).
Resort is one of the most common

but

in

demand

projects in Philippines , because Philippines is a tropical

country .Resort is place where you can enjoy , relax ,
refresh and have fun.
In the northern part of Luzon, Pangasinan is known for
its beaches as a destination among tourists. In the western
part of the Pangasinan, Alaminos City is known as a number
one tourist destination in Pangasinan because of its famous
beach islands called the Hundred Islands were it is one of
the finest tourist attraction that can be seen in the west.
On the otherhand, Bolinao is known for its white sand
beaches were it is similar to Boracay. Both places are
already flowing with tourist every year. There are some

places

that

still

awaiting

to

be

discovered

and

could

possibly turn out to be one of the tourist attractions

(outoftownblog.com).
With the researchers vision is to introduce Lingayen
as the popular tourist destinations since Lingayen is a
first class municipality in the province of Pangasinan. The
island of Luzon in the Philippines. Lingayen is also known
for its bagoong products and beaches which is the Lingayen
Gulf.

The

researchers

aims

to

provide

number

of

entertaining activities for the tourist that are exciting,

unique and at par with the best holiday destination in the
world.
The resort includes water activities like skiing at
beach, jet skiing, boat-sailing and beach sports such as
boating
includes

and

surfing.

mini

The

amusement

researchers
park,

are

souvenir

also

going

shops

and

to
put

landscaping , and some tent in the middle of it, so that the

tourist can enjoy and appreciate the beauty of surroundings.
There are also some masseurs who ply the beach offering
their service.
Lingayen, Pangasinan has more than a hundred unique
beaches and many coves. Most of these Lingayen beaches have

the same salted water for which the island is famous around
the city and even to domestic travel circuit.
Since

then,

the

onset

of

tourism

changed

Lingayen

completely. As word of its exceptional beauty-specifically

the

city

of

Lingayen

surrounded

tourists began arriving.

by

oceans

and

beaches,

Suddenly, from a sleepy, sparsely

populated island, of Lingayen were transformed into a major

destination

on

the

domestic

travel

circuit.

Whether

the

change was for the better or worse is an open question, but

it

was

certainly

turning

point

in

the history

of

Pangasinan (lingayenbeaches.info).
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The researchers aimed to attain the following:
1. To promote the proposed resort as a tourist spot and
increased the employment rate in Lingayen.
2. To identify the advantages of the proposed resort over
other tourist spots in Lingayen.
3. Estimate the expected cost in terms of:
o Budget of construction
o Revenue
o Annual expenses including the maintenance
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Lingayen is a developing City in Pangasinan and this
feasibility study is sought to engage on establishing a
Beach Resort. World of Fun Front View Beach Resort is the

first ever beach resort in Pangasinan that has an amusement

park.

The

researchers

sought

to

answer

the

following

statement:
1. How the researchers can promote the Lingayen as tourist
spot considering the proposed resort?
2. What will be the difference of this resort to the
others?
3. How much is the expected cost in terms of:
o Budget for construction?
o Revenue?
o Annual expenses including the maintenance?
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION
The scope of this study focused on the feasibility of
the resort. The researchers worked on making the design of
the

resort

which

includes

the

installation

of

amusement

park, snack house, infinity edge pool, tents, a villa, and

souvenir shops.
The researchers limited the study in the proposed area
as shown in the site development plan.

CHAPTER II
DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY

This chapter presents the method of research, research

locale, the research setting and the gathering tools to
identify the sources of important data for the study of and
of relating to the quantity of the statistical treatment
that applied to the gathered data.
RESEARCH DESIGN
This research was an applied research type because the
researchers modeled a certain situation and developed it in
a tourist spot. Furthermore the researchers were going to
promote

the

beauty

of

Lingayen

in

terms

of

beaches

experience. Both quantitative and qualitative were used in

this study.
Quantitative

because

the

researchers

computed

the

expenses involved in the proposed resort and qualitative

because the area of the proposed project was promoted as a
tourist spot.
RESEARCH LOCALE
The researchers designed the proposed beach resort at
Maniboc, Lingayen, Pangasinan. The place has a total area of
16,231.66m2

491.12

from

Pangasinan

State

University

Lingayen

Campus,

Capitol and

599.62

from

Pangasinan

Provincial

283.79 m from Sison Auditorium.

RESEARCH SETTING
The study started from November 2015 until March 2016.
LOCATION MAP

FIGURE 2.1

DATA GATHERING TOOLS

This research was done with the use of books, internet
access and services, survey questionnaires and journals.
DATA GATHERING PROCEDURE
The data for this study is collected using books and
internet

sites.

The

procedure

that

the

researchers

used

were: first look for the resorts ideas in the internet and
know the things to be considered in designing a resort;
second gather data on how to promote an area as a tourist
spot;

third

read

and

review

books

that

could

help

on

designing the resort; fourth compute for its cost estimation

and the duration of developing the area.

CHAPTER III
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
TECHNICAL ASPECT
The study took place at Maniboc, Lingayen, Pangasinan.
In this technical aspect the researchers has presented the
concrete plan and what are the activities on it.

FIGURE 3.WOF FV BEACH RESORT

FIGURE 3.2 Tent Camp Site

Source: Google Image
The resort includes a tent camp where tourists could
relax with the ambiance of the nature. This can attract
tourist because of the experience in nature, this is
surrounded by the landscape lawn.

FIGURE 3.3 Landscape Lawn

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Source: Google Image

The landscape lawn of the resort could give an
additional beauty to the resort.

FIGURE 3.4Amusement Park

Source: Google Image
The amusement park could add an excitement and
happiness to the visitors because of this it can attract
visitors.

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FIGURE 3.5MINI VILLAS

Source: Google Image
Mini villas could be a good spot for visitors to see
the real beauty of the beach.

FIGURE 3.6Water Activities

Source: Google Image
Many water activities that could be done in the resort
either by yourself or by group.

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FIGURE 3.7Resto Bar

Source: Google Image

FINANCIAL ASPECT
This aspect contains the total construction cost and
the yearly income of the resorts.
AMOUNT
HOTEL
P 53,161,342.43
VILLAS
P 4,585,846.88
RESTO BAR
P 24,965,694.15
SOUVENIR SHOP
P 8,914,067.91
AMUSEMENT PARK
P 9,450,000.00
WATER ACTIVITIES FACILITIES
P 4,500,000.00
LANDSCAPE LAWN AND TENT AREA
P 55,692,000.00
COST OF LOT AREA
P 81,158,300.00
TOTAL AMOUNT
P 238,477,251.40
TABLE 3.1 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION COST ESTIMATE
HOTEL
For the regular accommodation:

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Tent/Camping Area Fronting the Beach

Common toilet and bath area

Rate:
Entrance per person - Day Tour - P300; Overnight - P350
Rent of Small Tent good for 2 persons - P500; Big tent good
for 6 persons - P1,000
Own tent fee - P300 for small tent and P500 for big tent
Swimming Pool entrance - P300/person
Gazebo Rental - P750

ROOM RATES

VIP BEDROOM (P2,500)

Includes:
Air-conditioned, with refrigerator, toilet and
bathroom.
1 queen size bed
Free use of kitchen and all kitchen appliances,
cooking and dining wares.
Free use of swimming pool.
Free breakfast
FAMILY ROOM (P11,000)
Includes:
Air-conditioned, with refrigerator, toilet and
bathroom.

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2 queen size beds and3 twin beds.

Free use of kitchen and all kitchen appliances,
cooking and dining wares.
Free use of swimming pool.
Free breakfast

ROOM FACING THE BEACH (P3,500)

Includes:
Air-conditioned, with refrigerator, toilet and
bathroom.
2 queen size beds and1 king size bed.
Free use of kitchen and all kitchen appliances,
cooking and dining wares.
Free use of swimming pool.
Free breakfast
VILLAS
Morning P450
Evening-P350
SOUVENIR SHOP
RENT P 20,000.00 PER MONTH
AMUSEMENT PARK
Rides Rate

I. ALI BABA (100)

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WATER

II. BALLOON RACE (100)

III. FERRIS WHEEL (150)
IV. CAROUSEL (100)
V. BUMPER CARS/BOAT (100)
VI. PIRATE SHIP (100)
VII. ROLLER COASTER (100)
ACTIVITIES RATE
I. RIDE THE ZORB (250)
II. BOATING (200)
III. SURFING (150)
IV. CANOEING (250)

AMOUNT
HOTEL
P 10,406,750.00
VILLAS
P 2,007,500.00
RESTO BAR
P 3,500,000.00
SOUVENIR SHOP
P 1,500,000.00
AMUSEMENT PARK
P 2,368,750.00
WATER ACTIVITIES FACILITIES
P 2,551,250.00
LANDSCAPE LAWN AND TENT AREA
P 3,555,000.00
TOTAL AMOUNT
P 26,089,250.00
TABLE 3.2EXPECTED INCOME PER YEAR

RATE OF INVESTMENT
238,477,251.40
ROI=
26,089,250.00 = 9.14 YEARS
RATE OF RETURN
26,089,250.00
ROR=
X 100=1 0.94%
238,477,251.40

MANAGEMENT ASPECT
The

management

aspect

implies

clear

and

precise

identification of duties and responsibilities. This study

aimed to determine the effectiveness of the organization set

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and

the

qualification

of

individual

putting

up

an

organization.
Vision Statement

To exceed guest expectation

To inspire and motivate employees
To achieve excellent financial result

Mission Statement
To be recognized the services, products, and the quality
standards of the resort; and be consistent in promoting
excellence, novelties and future development.
Company Policy
Company policy consist of the things that are needed to
be understand by the visitors and employee for their own
safety.
WOF FV BEACH RESORT RULES AND REGULATIONS

Upon check-in, the housekeeper or the guard will check

all items in the guest's villa using a checklist that

the guest needs to sign

All guests are advised to secure all their belongings
at all times and always lock all the doors and windows
when leaving the villa. The resort shall not be held
liable for any loss of belongings.

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When ready for check-out, the guests should inform the

housekeepers or roving security guards for assistance
and for checking the items inside the villa/room/cabin
to ensure that the resort facilities are complete and
on good condition upon check-out. Once the checklist is
cleared, the guests may vacate the villa/room/cabin.
** replacement fee or repair cost will automatically be
charged to the guest if any item is lost or damage,

including damages on the villas/room /cabin itself.

For extension, please inform the office 2 hours ahead
of time, to know whether the said villa/sawali/cabin.
Extension

of

entertained

overnight

accommodations

depending

on

their

can

only

be

availability.

** if it is, you will be allowed only 5 hours to pay

per hour of stay and 50% per head entrance fee. Beyond
5

hours,

you

will

be

charged

the

amount

of

villa/room/cabin in full and 50% per head entrance fee.

** if the villa/room/cabin is already reserved but you
prefer to stay and just transfer to another villa of
your choice, we are compelled to charge the amount of

the villa in full, and 50% per head on entrance fee.

Reservation fee is non-refundable.
No firearms allowed within the resort premises.
No pets allowed within the resort premises.

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Strictly no littering in the resort. Throw all the

trash in the designated trash bins including cigarette

butts.
Guests are advised to take time to read all our general

rules located at the entrance of the resort.

HAVE FUN, ENJOY AND RELAX

MARKETING ASPECT
The location, operation, strategy and machinery were
the strength of the business. This chapter tackles about the
description of the resort, service offered, strategy of the
marketing and SWOT analysis.
Description of the Resort
The proposed resort is located at Maniboc, Lingayen,
Pangasinan. It has a total area of 16,231.66 m2. The resort
named World of Fun Front View Beach Resortbecause there
are many fun activities that can enjoy while staying in the
resort.
The activities in the resort could enjoy individually
or as a team. This is the best place to enjoy and relax
Marketing Analysis
World

of

Fun

Front

View

Beach

Resort

offered

high

quality and affordable services that could surely satisfy

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the

customers.

Customers

would

experience

different

activities and convenient living that World of Fun Front

View Beach Resort would offer.
The target market of the proposed business was the
consumers who were willing to render the services offered.
The
following:

proposed

business

employees

around

target
the

markets

municipality,

were

the

families,

tourist and students.

SWOT Analysis
Strength
The proposed business entitled World of Fun Front View
Beach Resort considers the following as its strengths:

Location
The location of this resort is facing the
beach.
Activities
Many activities are available on this resort
because it has a amusement park, resto bar
souvenir shop also the resort have a tent
camp

where

you

can

experience

the

nature

because it was surrounded by landscape lawn.

Feel like youre at home
This is the resort that can treat the
visitors like a family.

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Weakness
The weakness of this resort is as follows:

Each of the facilities has payment

High entrance fee
Limiting visitors

Opportunities
Opportunities that the proponents considered are:

The

offered.
The demand of the Beach Resort around is very high.
The possibility of the business will expand after

business

is

the

big

demand

for

the

services

several years of operation due to the competition.

Threats
The threats that the resort expecting is:

The competition to other tourist spot on the area.

Less cost of facilities to other resort.

Strength over Weakness

The quality of the resort can guarantee enjoyment

and relaxation to the visitor even the facilities
are too expensive.

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On the non-pick season the WOF resort will give a

discount to the customer so that they can try the
service it can give.

Strength over Opportunities

The

opportunities mostly on the people of Lingayen.

The resort is in the nice spot that can attract

strength

of

this

resort

can

cause

better

visitors.
Strength and Threats

The resort can compete to the other tourist spot

because it has also its own beauty to attract
visitors.

Weakness and Opportunities

The weakness can be covered by the opportunities

because

it

can

give

better

services

to

the

tourist.
Weakness and Threats

Even if the cost is high it cant be a threat

because

of

the

provide.
Threat and Opportunities

offers

that

the

resort

can

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In a business there is always a competition but

the

services

and

the

opportunities

that

the

resort can give it can survive the competition.

SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECT
The objective of this aspect is to determine how the
project would affect the income considering the benefits
that

would

give

to

families

and

individuals,

taxes

indicating the amount of revenue it could raise for the

government,

and

prices

considering

the

influence

of

the

proposed project on supply of goods. The proposed project

aimed to help our localities and the development of the
country.
Contribution to income and employment
The main goal of a certain business is to have a high
income especially in the part of the owner. The proposed
project should generate pleasantly relationship between the
owner and employees to attain the main goal which is to have
an income. Building up business is a great opportunity to an
employed

people

to

have

job.

It

will

also

opportunity of having another source of income.

Tax contribution

be

their

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This

proposed

project

is

expected

to

give

great

contribution to the government in the form of taxes. The tax

payment from the proposed project would help the localities
as well as the economy in its future project especially for
people that will benefit. This would help the development of
the country.
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
Based on the reports and data that the researchers have
gathered it is feasible to construct a resort. The resort is
facing on the beach so the researchers could say that it is
a good spot. The resort could attract visitors because it
has

different

resort.

activities

that

could

be

done

inside

the

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CHAPTER IV
CONCLUSSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
CONCLUSION
Based on the survey conducted, the researchers therefore
conclude that the WOF FV BEACH RESORT would become the most
preferred resort of best quality services.
As

all

the

stated

objectives

have

been

performed

the

researchers now conclude the following:

1. That the resort can be one of the tourist spot of
Lingayen by means of its activities.
2. The resorts can attract visitors

because

of

the

different activities includes there like the amusement

park which is not included in other resorts
3. The investment needed to build the resort and start is
estimated P 238,477,251.40 and the estimated revenue
per year is P 26,089,250.00.
RECOMMENDATION
1. The project must be constructed in Lingayen as soon as
possible.
2. The resort maintenance must be quarterly with at least
a budget of P 250,000.00.
3. Additional research that can add in making the resort
be on the top resort in Lingayen.

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APPENDICES

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APPENDIX A

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31

APPENDIX B

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

PERSPECTIVE

40

FRONT ELEVATION

REAR ELEVATION

41

LEFT-SIDE ELEVATION

RIGHT-SIDE ELEVATION

42

43

44

PERSPECTIVE

45

FRONT ELEVATION

REAR ELEVATION

46

LEFT-SIDE ELEVATION

RIGHT-SIDE ELEVATION

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

PERSPECTIVE

55

FRONT ELEVATION

REAR ELEVATION

56

RIGHT-SIDE ELEVATION

LEFT-SIDE ELEVATION

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Appendix C
PROJECT:HOTEL
LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN

BILL OF MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION
I. CONCRETE WORKS MASONRY

AMOUNT
10,605,86
7.50

V. PLUMBING WORKS

1,702,709.
75
653,969
.85
2,310,693
.45
2,165,366
.85

VI. DOORS AND WINDOWS

9,544,326.
65

VII. TILE WORKS

3,335,246.
25

VIII. PAINTING WORKS

294,286.43

IX. OTHER EXPENSES

22,548,875
.50

TOTAL AMOUNT

53,161,34
2.23

II. CARPENTRY WORKS

III. ROOFING WORKS
IV. ELECTRICAL WORKS

PROJECT:VILLAS
LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN

BILL OF MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION
I. CONCRETE WORKS MASONRY
II. CARPENTRY WORKS
III. ROOFING WORKS

AMOUNT
1,099,101
.50
305,584.07
782,412
.06

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IV. ELECTRICAL WORKS

V. PLUMBING WORKS

276,452
.26
259,065
.33

VI. DOORS AND WINDOWS

228,377.39

VIII. PAINTING WORKS

130,834.17

IX. OTHER EXPENSES

1,504,020.
10

TOTAL AMOUNT

4,585,846.
88

PROJECT:SOUVENIR SHOP
LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN

BILL OF MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION
I. CONCRETE WORKS MASONRY
II. CARPENTRY WORKS

AMOUNT
1,446
.30

V. PLUMBING WORKS

340,541.95
473,463
.35
462,138
.69
433,073
.37

VI. DOORS AND WINDOWS

1,908,865.
33

VII. TILE WORKS

667,049.25

VIII. PAINTING WORKS

117,714.57

IX. OTHER EXPENSES

4,509,775.
10

TOTAL AMOUNT

8,914,067.
91

III. ROOFING WORKS

IV. ELECTRICAL WORKS

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PROJECT:LANSCAPE LAWN AND TENT AREA

LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN
P12000/SQM*4641SQM=P55,69
2,000.00

PROJECT:AMUSEMENT PARK
LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN

BILL OF MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION
II. FERRIS WHEEL
IV. CAROUSEL
V. BUMPER CARS/BOAT

AMOUNT
3,000,000
.00
500,000
.00
1,000,000
.00

VI. PIRATE SHIP

1,500,000.
00

VII. ROLLER COASTER

1,500,000.
00

PROJECT: WATER ACTIVITIES

FACILITIES
LOCATION: WOF FV BEACH RESORT LINGAYEN PANGASINAN

BILL OF MATERIALS
DESCRIPTION
I. RIDE THE ZORB
II. BOATING
III. SURFING
IV. CANOEING
TOTAL AMOUNT

AMOUNT
500,000
.00
1,000,000.
00
1,500,000
.00
1,500,000
.00
4,500,000
.00

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MAINTANCE OF THE RESORT

AMOUNT
P 100,000.00
P 50,000.00
P 50,000.00
P 10,000.00
P 75,000.00
P 20,000.00
P 40,000.00
P 245,000.00

HOTEL
VILLAS
RESTO BAR
SOUVENIR SHOP
AMUSEMENT PARK
WATER ACTIVITIES FACILITIES
LANDSCAPE LAWN AND TENT AREA
TOTAL AMOUNT
COST
ESTIMATION
FOR HOTEL
CONCRETE
SLAB

USE THICKNESS
=
slab area=
using 40 kg
cement (CLASS
A)
CEMENT=

WALL

0.1
1445.9
3

SAND=

1301
72.296
5

GRAVEL=

144.59
3

CORRUNGATED
METAL
ROOFING
ROOFING

TOTAL AREA=

m
sq.m.
using 40
kg cement
(CLASS A)

0.1
2240.64

m
sq.m.

area of
column
=
area of
footing
=

bags

ht. of
house=
CEMENT
=

1512

cu. m.

SAND=

84.02

cu. m.

cu.m

GRAVEL=

168.0
5

cu.m

LUMBE
R

1059.1
7

USE
THICK
NESS
=
total
wall
area=

COLUMN

SAND=

bags

MASONRY

CHB

total wall area=

# of CHB per
sq.m=

2240.6
4
12.5

MORTAR

sq.m.
pcs/sq.m

# of
CHB=
CEMENT
=

# of C&F=
using 40
kg cement
(CLASS A)
CEMENT=

15
08

GRAVEL=

16
7.
52

83.76

sq.m.

(0.15m
x0.2mx
0.4m)

ht. of
footing

28008
427

9cs
bags

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# of CHB =

28008

pcs

SAND=

23.64

cu. m.

METAL
REINFORCEMEN
T
FOOTIN
G

WALL

total wall area=

VERTICAL=

HORIZONTAL=

total steel bar=

2240
.64
4772
.563
4817.3
76

1598

sq.m.
m long

m long

pcs.

(spaci
ng
60cm)
(spaci
ng 3
layer)
(12m
mx
6m
long)

# of cut
bars=
total
length
cut
bars=
total
steel
bar=

net
length
=

12

pcs/foo
ting

1152

meters

192

5.2

# of
inters
ection
=
total
ties=

# or
rebars/column=

pcs

# of steel bars=

48

pcs

(12m
mx
6m
long)

total ties=

lateral tie=

57.6

14.333
333

pcs

# of
inters
ection
=

172

ties

total
ties=

28.666
667

pcs

FLOOR (ONE
WAY SLAB)
slab area=

30 cm
long tie=

16

192

t
i
e
s

m G.I
wires

LATERAL
WIRE
(COLUMN
)

LATERAL WIRE
(COLUMN)

# of lateral
ties/C=

pcs
TIE
WIRE
(FOOTI
NG)

COLUMN

total legth=

48

sq.m.

(12m
mx
6m
long)

30 cm
long tie=

412.8

114.66
67

1376
m G.I
wires

t
i
e
s

62
spacing of main
rein.
temp. bar
spacing

# of main rein.
30 cm long tie=

0.15

0.3

124
37.209
6

(12m
mx
6m
long)

pcs
m G.I
wires

SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES

MASONRY AND MASONRY

CEMENT=

4749

SAND=

263.72

GRAVEL=

480.16

CHB

28008

ROOFING

84

METAL REINFORCEMENT
STEEL REBARS=

1991

G.I WIRES=

COST ESTIMATION FOR VILLAS

CONCRETE

SLAB

COLU
MN

WALL

USE
THICKNESS =

0.1

slab area=
865
using 40 kg cement
(CLASS A)
CEME
NT=
779 bags
SAND
43.
=
25 cu. m.
GRAVE
86.
L=
5 cu.m

m
sq.m.

CORRUNGATED METAL ROOFING

ROOFING
TOTAL
AREA=

1059.
17

USE
THICKNESS =
0.1
total wall
area=
400
using 40 kg cement
(CLASS A)
CEME
NT=
270 bags
SAND
cu.
=
15.00 m.
GRAV
EL=
30.00 cu.m
LUMB
ER

sq.m.

MASONRY

CHB

(0.15mx0.2m
x0.4m)

MORT
AR

area of column=

0.9

sq.m.

area of footing=

12

ht. of house=

ht. of footing
# of
C&F=

using 40 kg cement
CEME
NT=
1685
SAND
=
93.60
GRAV
EL=
187.20

12
(CLASS A)
bags
cu. m.
cu.m

63

total wall
area=
# of CHB per
sq.m=

400
12.5

# of CHB =

5000

# of
CHB=
CEME
NT=
SAND
=

sq.m.
pcs/s
q.m
pcs

5000
76
4.22

9cs
bags
cu. m.

METAL
REINFORCEMENT
FOOT
ING

WALL
total wall
area=
VERTICAL=
HORIZONTAL
=
total steel
bar=

400
852.
000
860

sq.m.
m
long
m
long

285

pcs.

net length=
(spacing
60cm)
(spacing 3
layer)
(12mm x 6m
long)

COLU
MN

total legth=
# or
rebars/colum
n=
# of steel
bars=

# of cut bars=
total length cut
bars=

5.2

1152

total steel bar=

192

# of
intersection=

pcs

48

pcs

14.33
3333

total ties=

172
28.66
6667

(12mm x 6m
long)

total ties=
30 cm long tie=

# of
intersection=

pcs
ties
pcs

(12mm x 6m
long)

total ties=
30 cm long tie=

FLOOR (ONE WAY

SLAB)

SUMMARY OF
QUANTITIES

meters
pcs

16
192
57.6

ties
m G.I
wires

LATERAL WIRE (COLUMN)

# of lateral
ties/C=

slab area=
spacing of
main rein.
temp. bar
spacing
# of main
rein.
30 cm long
tie=

m
pcs/footi
ng

TIE WIRE
(FOOTING)

LATERAL WIRE
(COLUMN)

lateral tie=

12

48

sq.m.

0.15

0.3

124
37.20
96

pcs

(12mm x 6m
long)

m G.I wires

MATERIAL
COST

AMOUNT

114.6
667
1376
412.8

ties
m G.I
wires

(12mm x
6m long)

64
MASONRY AND
MASONRY
CEME
NT=

2810

220

618,112.
00

SAND
=

156.0
7

850

132,659.
50

GRAVE
L=

303.7
0

900

273,330.
00

5000

15

75,000.0
0

84

1235

103,740.
00

678

350

237,311.
20

43

381.65

HARDWARE

10,000.0
0

SCAFFOLDIN
GS

15,000.0
0

CHB
ROOFI
NG
METAL
REINFORCEMENT
STEEL
REBARS=
G.I WIRES=

TILES

BATHROOM

2520

20,160.0
0

KITCH
EN

6536

52,288.0
0

17,000.0
0

PAINT
DOOR
S
BATHROOM

5000

5,000.00

LIVINGROOM

1000
0

20,000.0
0

BEDROOM

6500

6,500.00

BATHROOM

4800

4,800.00

LIVINGROOM

4800

14,400.0
0

BEDROOM

4800

9,600.00

DINING &
KITCHEN

4800 =
MATERIAL
COST=

9,600.00

WINDOWS

1,099,10
1.50

65
1,624,88
2.35

PLUMBING WORKS

500,000.00

ELECTRICAL WORKS

500,000.00

MATERIAL COST=

1,624,882.35

BATHROOM FIXTURE=

1,000,000.00

KITCHEN Fixture=

1,000,000.00

35% of materials for engineer's=

568,708.82

40% of materials for labor=

649,952.94

TOTAL COST=

4,843,544.10

66

COST ESTIMATION FOR RESTO BAR

CONCRETE

SLAB

WALL

USE THICKNESS =

0.1

slab area=

782

m
sq.m
.

using 40 kg cement (CLASS A)

70
CEMENT=
4 bags
SAND=
GRAVEL=

COL
UM
N

39
.1
78
.2

USE THICKNESS =
total wall area=
using 40 kg cement
(CLASS A)

SAND=

cu.m

GRAVEL=

CORRUNGATED METAL ROOFING ROOFING

1059
.17

TOTAL AREA=

845

570

bag
s

31.6
9
63.3
8

cu.
m.
cu.
m

CEMENT=

cu.
m.

0.1

m
sq.m.

area of
column=
area of
footing=
ht. of house=

LUM
BER

sq.m
.

(0.15mx0.
2mx0.4m)

total wall area=

# of CHB per sq.m=
# of CHB =

845
12.5
1056
3

MOR
TAR

sq.m
.
pcs/s
q.m
pcs

# of
CHB
=
CEM
ENT
=
SAN
D=

105
63
161
8.9
1

9cs
bags
cu. m.

METAL REINFORCEMENT
FO
OTI
NG

WALL
84

total wall area=

VERTICAL=

17
99.8
50
1816
.75

HORIZONTAL=

sq.m
.
m
long
m
long

(spacing 60cm)
(spacing 3 layer)

12
4

ht. of footing
1
# of
C&F
=
12
using 40 kg cement
(CLASS A)
CE
ME
NT
=
1365 bags
SAN
D=
75.84 cu. m.
GRA
VEL
151.6
=
8 cu.m

MASONRY

CHB

0.16

net length=

12

# of cut
bars=
total length
cut bars=

8
115
2

m
pcs/fo
oting
meter
s

67

total steel bar=

603

pcs.

(12mm x 6m long)

# or rebars/column=
# of steel bars=

5.2

# of
intersection=

pcs

48

pcs

(12mm x 6m long)

total ties=
lateral tie=

pcs

total ties=
30 cm long
tie=

16
192
57.
6

ties
m G.I
wires

ties
m G.I
wires

LATERAL WIRE
(COLUMN)

LATERAL WIRE (COLUMN)

# of lateral ties/C=

192

TIE WIRE
(FOOTING)

COLUMN

total legth=

total steel
bar=

14.3
3333
3
172
28.6
6666
7

pcs

# of
intersection=

ties

total ties=

114
.66
67
137
6

30 cm long
tie=

412
.8

pcs

(12mm x 6m long)

FLOOR (ONE WAY SLAB)

slab area=
spacing of main rein.
temp. bar spacing
# of main rein.
30 cm long tie=

48

sq.m
.

0.15

0.3

124
37.2
096

pcs

(12mm x 6m long)

m G.I wires

SUMMARY OF QUANTITIES

AMOU
NT

MATERIAL COST
MASONRY AND MASONRY

CEMENT=

2800

220

616,1
05.33

SAND=

155.
54

850

132,2
10.91

GRAVEL=

293.
26

900

263,9
29.50

1056
3

15

158,4
37.50

84

1235

103,7
40.00

995

350

348,4

CHB

ROOFING
METAL REINFORCEMENT
STEEL REBARS=

1,170,
683.2
4

(12mm
x 6m
long)

68

12.87

381.6
5

HARDWARE

10,00
0.00

SCAFFOLDINGS

15,00
0.00

G.I WIRES=

43

TILES

BATHROOM

2520

20,16
0.00

KITCHEN

6536

52,28
8.00

17,00
0.00

PAINT
DOORS

BATHROOM

5000

5,000.
00

LIVINGROOM

10000

20,00
0.00

BEDROOM

6500

6,500.
00

BATHROOM

4800

4,800.
00

LIVINGROOM

4800

14,40
0.00

BEDROOM

4800

9,600.
00

DINING & KITCHEN

4800

9,600.
00

1,807,
565.7
5

WINDOWS

MATERIAL COST=

PLUMBING WORKS

500,000.
00

ELECTRICAL WORKS

500,000.
00

MATERIAL COST=

1,807,56
5.75

BATHROOM FIXTURE=

1,000,00
0.00

69

KITCHEN Fixture=

1,000,00
0.00

35% of materials for engineer's=

632,648.
01

40% of materials for

labor=

723,026.
30

TOTAL
COST=
P

5,163,24
0.06

CURRICULUM

70

VITAE

Mark Wilson O. Ordinario was born on March 26, 1995 at San

Joaquin, Balungao, Pangasinan. His fathers name is Ruben T.
Ordinario Jr. and his mothers name is Wilma T. Ordinario.
He studied at San Joaquin Elementary School. He continues
his studies at Balungao National High School. At present he
studied at Panpacific University North Philippines with the
degree of Bachelor of Science in civil Engineering.

________________________

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Mark Wilson O. Ordinario

At the Reyes residence, dated on the 5th day of the month of

July, year 1995, a healthy baby girl came as a gift to Jerry
D. Reyes Sr., and Cecilia C. Reyes, and her name was Jecelle
Ann C. Reyes. She started going to nursery at the age of 3.
She

finished

in

her

primary

education

at

Rosales

North

Central School in the year 2007.

She took up her secondary education at Rosales National High
School. She competed in educational competitions like Math
contest during her 4th year. She is the oldest child in the
family, followed by her brother, Jerry C. Reyes Jr., and
Jaidave C. Reyes, who is the youngest among the siblings.
Her mother and father run an eatery business at the market
in Rosales which serves as their source of income for their

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daily needs. She is a scholar at Panpacific University North

Philippines taking up the course of Bachelors of Science in
Civil Engineering.

____________________
Jecelle Ann C. Reyes

73

At Lelemaan, Manaoag, Pangasinan, dated on the 29th day of

the month of May, year 1994, a baby boy came as a healthy
gift to Mr. Fredie P. Pascua, and Mrs. Arlene B. Pascua, and
his name was Christopher B. Pascua. He started going to
School at the age of 6 in Grade 1. He finished in his
primary education at Lelemaan Elementary School in the year
2006.
He

continues

his

secondary

education

at

Urdaneta

City

National High School, San Vicente West Urdaneta City. He

finished in his secondary education in the year 2010. He is
the oldest child in the family, followed by his brother,
Mark B. Pascua, taking up HRM at Urdaneta City University At
the age of 20 now, and Mike B. Pascua, who is the youngest
among the siblings taking up the course of Bachelors of
Science in Maritime Transportation at the age of 18 now at

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Panpacific University North Philippines. His mother run a

Sari-sari Store business front of their House and father has
a Farmer which serves as their source of income for their
daily needs and needs of their Study. He enters his College
year 2010 at Pangasinan State University, Urdaneta Campus
taking

up

the

course

of

Bachelors

of

Science

in

Civil

Engineering and He transfer at Urdaneta City University year

2013. And now he is a student at Panpacific University North
Philippines taking up the course of Bachelors of Science in
Civil Engineering.

_____________________
Christopher B. Pascua

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At the Elizaga residence, dated on the 20th day of the month

of May, year 1993, a healthy baby boy came as a gift to
Renante P. Elizaga, and Edna L. Elizaga, and his name was
Rapture L. Elizaga. He started going to nursery at the age
of 4. He finished in his primary education at Tender Loving
Care School the year 2005.
He took up his secondary education at Lyceum North-Western
Florencia T. Doque College Inc. the year 2009. He is the
middle child in the family, followed by her Sister, Renalyn
Hope

L.

Elizaga,

and

Rose

Lely

L.

Elizaga,

who

is

the

youngest among the siblings. His father is a officiating

minister and his mother has a small business. He took up his
tertiary education at Pangasinan State University Campus at
the year 2009 taking up the course of Bachelors of Science
in Civil Engineering and he transferred at Urdaneta City

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University at the year 2013 and now he is a student of

Panpacific University North Philippines.

____________________
Rapture L. Elizaga

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At the Marias residence, dated on the 11th day of the month

of May, year 1993, a healthy baby boy came as a gift to
Antonio Marias, and Magelene A. Marias, and his name was
Allan Mark A. Marias. He started going to nursery at the
age of 4. He finished in his primary education at Lunec
Malasique Elementary school the year 2005
He took up his secondary education at Lyceum North-Western
Florencia T. Doque College Inc. the year 2009. He is the
third child in the family, followed by her Sister,Sheenalyn
A. Marias, and the eldest is Aiza rhea A. Marias, and Mae
Anthonette

A.

Marias

who

is

the

youngest

among

the

siblings. His father is a supervisor in a mining company and

his mother is a business woman. He took up his tertiary
education at University of Cordilleras at the year 2009
taking

up

the

course

of

Bachelors

of

Science

in

Civil

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Engineering and he transferred at Urdaneta City University

at the year 2012 and now he is a student of Panpacific
University North Philippines.

______________________
____________

A. Marias

Allan Mark