SITE:

SITE #1- Dasmariñas, Cavite

- Dasmarinas, Cavite was chosen because it is close to both the north (Manila) and south (where
the architectural industry is expanding). The location is modernizing, and the LGU is ensuring
that the natural beauty of the area is preserved. This suggested museum location is excellent
since it combines modernity with preservation of nature, and it offers numerous opportunities
to perform sustainable energy.

SITE #2- CCP area

- The CCP manages a number of venues on a 62-hectare (150-acre) tract of land facing Manila Bay
in Pasay City and Manila, and this site was chosen first since it is an open area rather than just a
parking lot. Performance venues (such as the National Theatre, the Little Theatre, and the Folk
Arts Theatre), museums (such as the CCP Museum), and exhibition spaces (such as the
Bulwagang Juan Luna or Juna Luna Gallery) are among these. Since its inception nearly four
decades ago, the CCP has presented theatre, music, dance, visual arts, literary events, films, and
design from all over the Philippines and the world.
SITE #3 UN (taft)

- The chosen site is a good area because if the project goes through the museums will be
symmetrical. The project is a project of the government, so it has a right to buy the lot for the
proposed museum.

SITE #4 Intramuros, Manila

- The chosen location is near the edge of Intramuros, and the property is simply a parking lot.
Since it is on the Intramuros and close to the Pasig River, the location has a lot of potential. In
1951, Intramuros, comprising Fort Santiago, was proclaimed a National Historic Landmark. The
National Museum of the Philippines designated the Intramuros fortifications, also known as the
Fortifications of Manila, as National Cultural Treasures due to their historic and cultural value.
SITE #5 Burnham Park, Baguio City

- The location is an empty lot near schools and a park in Baguio City. Baguio is best known as the
"Summer Capital of the Philippines," with its pleasant climate making it a great place to escape
the chaos of Manila. The city is also known as the "City of Pines" because of its tropical pine
trees. Baguio is known as the "City of Pines" because of its lush park spaces, slopes filled with
massive pine trees, and other North Luzon tourist attractions. The city has always been rich with
greenery since its inception.
DESIGN CONSIDERATION:

- Accessible- Planning the proposed museum intends to provide visitors and employees with
accessibility throughout their stay in the museum, beginning with the entrance, entering the
museum, and exploring it, and ending with the visitors experiencing the accessibility of the
building.

- PWD friendly- The proposed museum complies with the accessibility laws, which emphasizes
the anthropometrics of Person with disabilities.

- Lighting- The proposed museum's lighting assures to provide improved illumination for all areas
of the building, allowing employees and visitors to work freely and confidently. And site analysis
was used to determine the best location for the planned building.

- Ventilation- The proposed museum's ventilation proposes to provide proper ventilation for
visitors and staff by utilizing natural ventilators and machinery. The site was
appropriately plotted on the lot, and site analysis was used to determine the best location for
the planned building.

- Scholarly- Museums aim to cultivate new knowledge to its visitors, particularly students. One of
the factors in this proposal will be the planned museum's ability to provide knowledge to
tourists and aspiring architectural students.

- Safety- The proposed project's safety will be ensured by its layout of spaces where the hazards
of the building are not exposed to the general public and can only be accessed by the designated
personnel.

- Security- The proposed project's security includes manpower and technologies, as well as
planning spaces with few entry points and exits that won't hinder traffic flow and accessibility of
the building.

- Green building- The project is proposed to use green architecture to provide renewable energy
and sustainable water sources. Using the natural resources of the utilities installed on the
building.
COLOR CONCEPT:

WHITE- In the ever-evolving realm of architecture, the color white stands as an eternal muse, inspiring
architects, and designers alike. This concept explores the profound impact of the color white within the
context of an architecture museum. Entitled "Whispers of White: A Timeless Elegance in Architecture,"
this exhibition delves into the multifaceted aspects of white in architectural design. By affiliating with the
serene purity of white, the museum aims to create an immersive experience, showcasing the timeless
elegance and versatility of this color in shaping architectural masterpieces.

BROWN- In the kaleidoscope of architectural palettes, brown emerges as a grounding force, connecting
structures with the earth's essence. "Earthen Hues: Embracing Brown in Architecture" delves into the
rich, warm tones of brown within the context of our architectural heritage. This exhibition celebrates the
intrinsic harmony between brown hues and architectural design, inviting visitors to explore the organic,
welcoming, and timeless qualities that brown embodies.

BLACK- In the world of architecture, black stands as a symbol of sophistication, mystery, and
timelessness. "Beyond Darkness: The Elegance of Black in Architecture" is an immersive exploration into
the profound impact of the color black within the architectural realm. This exhibition celebrates the
versatility and allure of black, showcasing how architects have harnessed its power to create iconic
structures that captivate the imagination. Visitors to this museum will embark on a journey that delves
into the depth, contrast, and drama that black brings to the built environment.

MATERIAL CONCEPT:

WOOD- Wood, the embodiment of nature's elegance and resilience, has been a fundamental building
material since the dawn of architecture. "Sacred Grain: The Timeless Legacy of Wood in Architecture" is
a captivating exploration of the intricate relationship between wood and architectural design. This
exhibition at the Architecture Museum delves into the deep-rooted history, diverse applications, and
sustainable innovations surrounding wood, showcasing its enduring beauty and versatility in shaping our
built environment.

STEEL- Steel, a material synonymous with strength, versatility, and innovation, has revolutionized the
architectural landscape. "Forged Elegance: Steel's Architectural Symphony" at the Architecture Museum
is a captivating exploration of the transformative power of steel in architectural design. This exhibition
delves into the evolution of steel, its diverse applications, and its ability to shape monumental structures
that define skylines worldwide. Visitors are invited to embark on a journey celebrating steel's elegance,
endurance, and the creative brilliance of architects and engineers who have harnessed its potential.

MARBLE- Marble, a material steeped in history and revered for its timeless elegance, has graced the
world's most magnificent architectural creations. "Elegance Carved in Stone: The Architectural Marvels
of Marble" is an enchanting exhibition at the Architecture Museum that explores the enchanting world
of marble in architectural design. This exhibition celebrates marble's exquisite beauty, unparalleled
craftsmanship, and its ability to transform ordinary structures into enduring works of art. Visitors will
embark on a captivating journey through the ages, exploring the intricate allure of marble in
architecture.
GLASS- Glass, with its ability to capture light, create space, and blur the boundaries between inside and
outside, has revolutionized architectural design. "Transparency and Transformation: The Magic of Glass
in Architecture" is a mesmerizing exhibition at the Architecture Museum that explores the
transformative power of glass in the built environment. This exhibition celebrates glass as a material that
not only provides shelter but also shapes experiences, blurring the lines between art, technology, and
architecture. Visitors will embark on a captivating journey, discovering the ethereal beauty and
boundless potential of glass in architectural expression.

CONCRETE- Concrete, a material born from the marriage of raw strength and malleable form, has
defined modern architecture in unparalleled ways. "Concrete Horizons: Sculpting the Future of
Architecture" is a groundbreaking exhibition at the Architecture Museum that explores the artistic and
structural wonders of concrete in the built environment. This exhibition celebrates concrete as a material
that transcends its industrial origins, shaping skylines, communities, and dreams. Visitors will embark on
a captivating journey through the versatility, sustainability, and transformative power of concrete in
architectural expression.
SITE ANALYSIS (SWOT):

PARKING SPACE- Accessible location for the museum's entry and exit points for accessibility and
security.

ENTRY & EXIT POINT- Considering the parking space is in the back part of the museum's lot, it is in
a suitable location. The museum’s appearance and design won’t be compromised by this.

PARK/PROMENADE- This location was chosen for the museum's park/promenade since it faces
the surrounding river and bridge. It's a suitable location to designate as the park.

- The proposed museum in Dasmariñas, Cavite, meets the qualifications for the National Museum Act of
1998. Located in the "heart" of Dasmariñas, near city trademarks such as the new city hall, stadium,
arena, biggest market, schools, malls, and parks, the location offers good traffic flow and accessible
roads for the public. The chosen location at the riverside has the potential to create a beautiful
landscape and park, meeting the requirements of RA. 8292, which requires proximity to nature.

Dasmarinas, Cavite was chosen because it is close to both the north (Manila) and south (where the
architectural industry is expanding). The location is modernizing, and the LGU is ensuring that the natural
beauty of the area is preserved. This suggested museum location is excellent since it combines
modernity with preservation of nature, and it offers numerous opportunities to perform sustainable
energy.
STRENGTH

- Accessible for the locals and tourists

WEAKNESSES

- Near with the bars around the area

OPPURTUNITIES

- Location probable to be the center of the city.

TRHEATS

- Concept of museum of may not be for all.