MEMORIAL PARK
Table of Contents
Chapter One:
Problem and Its background
1. Background of the Study
2. Statement of the problem
3. Goals and Objectives
4. Significance of the Study
5. Scope and Limitation
Chapter Two:
Review of Related Literature and Studies
1. Definition of terms
2. Related Literature
3. Related Studies a. Local b. Foreign
4. Justification of the Present Study
Chapter 3:
Research Methodology
Chapter 4:
Data Presentation and Analysis
1. Site
2. Socio-economic Profile
3. Macro Site Data
4. Micro Site Data
Chapter 5:
Conceptualization and Architectural Programming
1. Site Planning Concept
2. Design Philosophy
3. Design Concept
4. Identification of users
5. Space Computation
6. Behavioral Pattern
7. Bubble Diagram
8. Proximity Matrix
9. Schematic Diagram
Chapter Six:
Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations
Bibliography
References
CHAPTER ONE
Problem and its Background
I. Background of the study
The development of memorial parks offers excellent business potentials, particularly in utilizing areas that are not suitable to agricultural, commercial or other productive uses. The demand for plots in modern memorial parks has also grown alongside that of other pre-need products and services, and is foreseen to continue along this trend. Memorial Park Cemetery distinguishes itself from others with floral arrangements, plantings that make it a peaceful place to visit. Lagoons provide a sanctuary for swans, ducks adding to the beauty.
The Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) is the national government agency that regulates the development of memorial parks. The Rules and Regulations for Memorial Park/Cemetery approved per HLURB Board Resolution No. 681 Series of 2000 on 21 September 2000, as amended by Resolution No. 729 Series of 2002 and Resolution No. 747 Series of 2003, have prescribed the following guidelines.
Using cemeteries to teach local history provide many opportunities to provide local context for
Chapter One:
Problem and Its background
1. Background of the Study
2. Statement of the problem
3. Goals and Objectives
4. Significance of the Study
5. Scope and Limitation
Chapter Two:
Review of Related Literature and Studies
1. Definition of terms
2. Related Literature
3. Related Studies a. Local b. Foreign
4. Justification of the Present Study
Chapter 3:
Research Methodology
Chapter 4:
Data Presentation and Analysis
1. Site
2. Socio-economic Profile
3. Macro Site Data
4. Micro Site Data
Chapter 5:
Conceptualization and Architectural Programming
1. Site Planning Concept
2. Design Philosophy
3. Design Concept
4. Identification of users
5. Space Computation
6. Behavioral Pattern
7. Bubble Diagram
8. Proximity Matrix
9. Schematic Diagram
Chapter Six:
Summary, Conclusions, and Recommendations
Bibliography
References
CHAPTER ONE
Problem and its Background
I. Background of the study
The development of memorial parks offers excellent business potentials, particularly in utilizing areas that are not suitable to agricultural, commercial or other productive uses. The demand for plots in modern memorial parks has also grown alongside that of other pre-need products and services, and is foreseen to continue along this trend. Memorial Park Cemetery distinguishes itself from others with floral arrangements, plantings that make it a peaceful place to visit. Lagoons provide a sanctuary for swans, ducks adding to the beauty.
The Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board (HLURB) is the national government agency that regulates the development of memorial parks. The Rules and Regulations for Memorial Park/Cemetery approved per HLURB Board Resolution No. 681 Series of 2000 on 21 September 2000, as amended by Resolution No. 729 Series of 2002 and Resolution No. 747 Series of 2003, have prescribed the following guidelines.
Using cemeteries to teach local history provide many opportunities to provide local context for