Chapter 5

Hillside Eco-tourism Healing Place: Integration of Interfaith Retreat Village through Environmental Art Therapy Approach and Organic
Architecture
Ma. Lerry May S. Del Rosario | Mercado, Judea Ann A. | Ringor, Khaye Celeanne T.
A. User Analysis
The users of the healing place (interfaith retreat village) are classified into three (3): the tourist, administrative
personnel and service and maintenance personnel. The proposal will accommodate tourists, teenagers and above, which is
divided into two types: Walk in tourist and Stay in Tourists. These tourists are the main users of the project and greatly
involved in the healing environment of the interfaith retreat village. The administrative personnel are the people with
important positions and responsible in keeping the sacredness of the healing place and supervising the healing place’s
program improvement in healing, meditating and relaxing. Service and maintenance personnel are the people who are
responsible in keeping the tourists safe, well accommodated, comfortable, secured and relaxed. They keep the spaces well-
organize and accommodating.
1. Tourists
Table 5.1
User Role Activities Space Needed

Stay in Tourists Tourists who are staying - Meditating - Meditation spaces: solo
overnight and even for a - Reflecting (enclose and open) and
couple of days. These are - Praying and worshipping group (enclose and open).
the users that have the - Sleeping In meditation spaces male
opportunities to - Relaxing Activities and female should be
experience all the healing - Swimming separated.
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Hillside Eco-tourism Healing Place: Integration of Interfaith Retreat Village through Environmental Art Therapy Approach and Organic Architecture
programs/activities - Sightseeing/ nature - Worshipping Center: In

appreciation worshipping spaces male
- Socializing and female should be
- Camping separated.
- Picnic and dining - Gardens (Sensory garden,
- Cultural (form of Art) flowery garden, social
activities: sculpting, garden, destination, portal,
painting, crafts, molding, and public Garden)
and other recreational - Path with labyrinth pattern
(weaving) activities. - Viewing deck
- Yoga, massage therapy, - Private and public water
spa falls plus pools
- Planting and sowing - Retreat houses
- Walking/wandering - Sanctuary garden for Yoga
- Physical and Natural
Therapy space
- Cultural and recreational
therapy space
- Landform (terraces) for
vegetable planting
- Manmade waterfalls and
natural pool
- Public Garden (social Area
- Toilet and shower rooms
- Picnic area plus viewing
deck
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- Dining open spaces and

cottages/gazebo
- Camping site plus outpost
kitchen
- Medical Clinic
Walk-in (Day tour) Tourists who are staying - Relaxing Activities - Manmade waterfalls and
Tourists for just a day. They are - Swimming natural pool
the user that experienced - Sightseeing/ nature - Public Garden (social Area)
selected activities or used appreciation - Toilet and shower rooms
selected spaces in the - Socializing - Picnic area plus viewing
healing place. - Camping deck
- Picnic and dining - Dining open spaces (tables)
and cottages/gazebo
- Camping site plus outpost
kitchen
- Medical Clinic
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2. Administrative Personnel
Table 5.1.1
User Role Activities Spaces

OIC- officer in The overall head of the - Supervise the healing - OIC office/ Administrative
charge healing place that place’s improvement in Office
manages major healing process
administrative tasks and - Implement an effective
supervises all the program appropriate for
administrative Personnel. healing process.
Manager Manages the overall - Monitor the staff and the - Manager’s Office
programs and activities in program in the healing
each spaces of healing place
place. Manager also - Inspect safety factors of
supervises service and the grounds and healing
maintenance staffs and place surrounding.
personnel.
Manager’s Helps and assists the - Filed all the required - Manager’s Office
Secretary manager in the delivery of reports
quality instruction of tasks - Assist the manager.
in staff and other
personnel.
Counselor Responsible in providing - Guide and assist the - Counselor Office and
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guidance and assistance Tourist service center office

to the tourist that may
need direction.
Psychologist Responsible in counseling - Assist tourist (whoever - Psychologist Office and
/and understanding one’s may need it) in service center office
behavioral and mental developing their social
issues. and mental capacity.
3. Service and Maintenance Personnel
Table 5.1.2
User Role Activities Spaces

Accounting Staff Responsible for preparing - Keep or inspect financial - Cashier and Accounting
asset, liability, and capital accounts of the healing office
account entries of the place.
healing place.
Cashier Responsible for receiving - Cash handling and - Cashier and Accounting
and handling money of receive payments and office
the healing place. issue receipts or change
Record Staff Responsible for handling - Bookkeeping/ recording - Cashier and Accounting
all the records of of financial transactions office
visitors/tourist that visits
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the healing place. It

includes the records of all
cash-in and cash-out flow
transactions.
Receptionist Responsible in welcoming - Welcome the tourist and - Reception Area
tourist/visitor, it includes record the arrival/check-in
providing of information and check-out of the
regarding healing visitors. Tour the tourist
programs, activities and around the healing place.
spaces.
Registrar Responsible for - Assessing and - Registrar Office (in
undertaking a range of processing documents/ windows)
administrative tasks for requests. Accepts
the purpose of providing reservations.
efficient and accurate
assessing and processing
of applications and other
documents.
Managing Staff Staffs that are assigned in - Checks spaces - Information and assistance
managing/supervising station
different spaces and - Meditation Area
programs/activities in - Manmade waterfalls plus
healing place. pool
- Gardens
- Sanctuary Spaces
- Therapeutic Spaces
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- Healing activities Area

- Relaxing Activities Area
- Camping site
Cook Responsible for cooking - Prepare food / cook - Kitchens
and preparing of organic
foods.
Therapist Responsible in providing - Give service to the - Physical and Natural
physical relaxation and tourist/ visitor Therapy space
other physical therapy.
Nurse Responsible in giving first - Treat and checks - Nurse Station/ Medical
aid patients. Clinic
Maintenance and Help maintain security, - Observe, cleans, and - Security office
Security safety, and cleanliness in inspect around the - Maintenance room
the healing place. healing place. - Storage
Maintenance and security - Guest service and house - Utilities
includes guest service keeping - MRF
and housekeeping.
The table shows who the users and what kind of users will be in the proposal project. Identifying users is essential
in providing proper spaces. It is to understand how to align the activities and the spaces that the users require.
Designing spaces will be based on what the needs and what are the activities of the prospect users. Then after, the
design and arrangement of the spaces will tell how user should act and move.
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B. Activity Flow Diagram
To be able to design the spaces properly, activities of the user should be address appropriately. To analyze the
activity thoroughly, the proponents create diagram that identify the activities in detailed. The activity flow diagram
shows connection between user and spaces. These diagrams analyze the activities that the user should perform/practice
in every space which is based on the goal of the proposal. Each user has its own activity, the diagrams below is based
on the activities that every type of user should perform.
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1. Tourist (Stay-in)
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Tourist is the major user of the healing place. Stay-in tourist is the type of tourist that chose to experience the
overall programs, activities and other healing process. These tourists experienced the sacredness of nature and the
harmony between man and God through activities in every space which helps the user in its healing. Activities in the
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healing place strengthen the spiritual, mental and physical aspect of human. These activities depend in every space,
wherein spaces in the healing place dictate what activities that user/ visitor should perform/ act. Through the strong
connection of spaces and nature, activities are done according to the desire function of the space. These activities help the
tourist to be connected and engage in nature. The activities in all spaces also build a strong connection between man and
God.
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2. Tourist (Walk-in/ Day tour)
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The activities presented in the diagram highlights how spaces control the environment and the behavior of the
people. The day tour or walk-in tourists are the visitors that have limited opportunities to experience all the activities in
the healing place; one of these are relaxing activities wherein beauty of nature is the focal point and is exclusive and open
for all who seek relaxation within nature. The activities that are open and accessible for day tour or walk in tourists are
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also manipulated by spaces and nature. These activities will make the tourists enjoy every spaces and design elements
wherein nature is the focus and incorporated within the space. These activities will also help in healing physical and
mental aspect of people.
3. Administrative Personnel
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All employees have important roles to play, but the management and administrative staff are the backbone
of most lodging operations. Administrative staff oversee all aspects of healing place operations, including
maintenance (guest services), security, and finance and accounting.
4. Service and Maintenance Personnel
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To remain the safety, cleanliness and security of healing place, service and maintenance staff ensures that
everything is run smoothly and that everyone is safe and comfortable. This can extend from assisting the tourist from their
entry to patrolling the grounds at night to prevent any disturbance to the tourist.
C. Behavioral Analysis
The analysis of the user behavior is established on the classifications of the users within the healing place. The
behavior of use within the spaces is based on the interviews and researches on the previous chapters that the
proponents presented.
Table 5. 2
Users Spaces Recurring Implications Ideal Behavior Recommendation

Behavior
Tourist Space for People of all faith In meditating and In meditating and Provide a place
Meditation find a time to pray, praying people praying, people where people can
meditate and get easily should be in a place meditate and connect
connect or talk to distracted by the without distractions with God without
God alone, without elements or for them to focus in any distractions. Use
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anyone that can things that their spiritual the power of nature
possibly see or hear surround them doings. as their focal point in
them. like direct connecting with
reflection of God.
light, noise, and
even the
presence of other
people.
Spaces for People find a space People have to A full relaxation is Provide a
therapy where they can stay in an enclose can be achieve by fenestration and
comfortably have a area just not to interacting with the harness natural
massage and other be distracted beauty of nature. ventilation to have
form of therapy. Due easily. views and
to the situation, it Connection with experience the
can have a tendency the environment outdoor
to be distracted is limited and environment.
easily by the affected.
elements within its
surrounding.
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Recreational Tend not to join People missed Find other things Provide shaded areas
some recreational the chance to that not exposed in for an activity that
activities to avoid relax and enjoy the sun but still let the tourist will enjoy.
extreme heat and fully. them relax and
rain showers during enjoy.
daylight.
Camping Common form of the The solemnly A refreshing Provide a sleeping

Area sleeping quarter or goal of the experience within quarter with an
tents makes user feel camping is nature and a environment that
uncomfortable and slightly satisfying feeling remarkable and
irritable. Tend to unsuccessful due through connecting satisfying.
find a space that to its failure in and interacting with
comforts/ distracts delivering and other people without
them. providing a getting
satisfying uncomfortable.
environment.
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Day tour/ Recreational While enjoying, The personnel Provide trashcans all
walk-in Area visitor tend to loiter will have over the place and
tourist and throw garbage difficulties in assign service and
all over the area. cleaning the area. maintenance
The garbage will personnel to
create a negative facilitate the area to
impact to the avoid loitering and
environment. to maintain the
anticipated
environment.
Administr Administrati Stay inside the The productivity Administrative Design the building
ative ve building offices most of the of the staff is personnel should that has a huge
Personnel time. affected due to have connection connection with the
and the long with the outdoor outdoor
service exposure in the environment. environment.
personnel computers and
due to the sick-
building
syndrome.
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D. Interrelationship Analysis
1. Site Development interrelationship Matrix and zoning diagram
*T.E= Therapeutic Environment, DayL. V= Daylight View, P.A= Public Access, SQM= Square Meter
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Arranging spaces based on its use and function is essential in the proposal. It is to separate and classify each space
based on the activities that will be performing in an area. Spaces that have the same effects and goals are clustered and
connected according to its activities and uses. The spaces are divided into several classifications: Administrative building,
Therapeutic Area, Universal Spirituality Spaces, Recreational and relaxation Area, Camping Site and a Connecting
Garden.
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2. Development interrelationship Matrix and zoning diagram per user
a. Administrative Spaces
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Classifying private and public spaces are the basis that the proponents considered in arranging of what spaces are
connected and adjacent with each other. Activities and type of users are also the major factor in identifying the connection
between spaces. The both types of user are active in some major spaces, these are the reception area, lobby, visitor lounge,
and the accounting window. It is based on their activity diagram. The connection of spaces in the administrative building
is carefully analyzed to be able to create spaces that are very convenient and accessible for all the users.
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a. Therapeutic Area
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Therapeutic area consists of spaces that are related or connected with the physical and mental healing process.
Engaging the user with some activities that gives them relaxation, peaceful of mind and positive energy will help with
their fast recovery. In this area, cultural art of Filipino is one of the highlights in this area. The arrangement and clustering
of spaces are based on the activities that connected or related with the physical and mental aspect of people.
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b. Universal Spiritual Area
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The spaces in univesal spiritual area are clustered by identifying what space need more privacy and spaces
that should be open to public. Meditation area are separated from public/ social spaces like recreational, and
cultural spaces, it is due to the required environment of the space. Meditation spaces need a peaceful and quiet
environment. Its location is distant from public spaces.
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c. Recreational and Relaxation Spaces
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Recreational and relaxation spaces are separated from private areas like spiritual and therapeutic area. The
area is for recreational activities like swimming, picnics, and sigh-viewing. Sanctuary gardens are also provided in
this area. This recreational area is initially provided for day tour/ walk-in users to experience the power of nature
in healing and in relaxation.
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d. Connecting Garden
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The connecting garden is located at the center of the proposal project. This garden is provided as the main
social area of the users/ tourists. It has different types of garden and dining areas. It consists of different paths
going to different destinations of the proposal.
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e. Camping Area
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Immersing oneself in the outdoors helps people connect with nature in a way that's not possible
while surfing the web or even walking at the park. This is especially important for young people because
they're the ones who will be tasked with protecting the environment. Camping is a fantastic activity,
providing hours of enjoyment and a welcome opportunity to connect with loved ones, as well as nature.
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E. Qualitative Analysis
The following qualitative analysis embodies the qualities of the proposal in the project and will serve as basis of
design needed in the Interfaith Retreat Village. It includes the five major concerns in formulating a design: goals, facts,
concepts, needs, and problems; in different areas such as function, form, economy, and time. The analysis was formulated
from the gathered data and comprehensive studies conducted in the previous chapters.
Table 5.3 Qualitative Analysis - Function

Function Goals Facts Concepts Needs Problems
People To become open People in the Philippines By incorporating Design Quality The different
and acceptable have various faith and sensitive design, 20% of the budget types of users
regardless to the belief. In the list are the top identify the should apply in restrict the design
beliefs and highest populations which commonalities choosing proper and arrangement
practices of users are 70% of Philippines and limitations of color, material and of spaces due to
to consider the Population are Roman all religion to design in general prospective
comfort, and Catholic, 17% are manipulate the towards a religion of tourist.
beliefs of the Protestant, 6.6 % others, 5- design and sensitive design to Design should be
users. And people 10% are Muslim, 2% are incorporate to the the entire project. sensitive to
of all faiths and Kapatiran (INC) and 2% proposal. different beliefs
ideals can come are Buddhist. Multi-Sensory and practices.
together to Garden
discover 5 % should be
themselves and allocating in
their own creating a multi-
spirituality sensory garden
scattered to the
To incorporate the entire project.
use of human
sensory to
manipulate the
spaces for
healing.
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Activities To incorporate Sacred places: By providing The needs to allot Location of going
interactive art in  Worship Service interactive art one specific space to be the cultural
promoting Filipino Orissa Garden of design and that showcase art center
cultural art and Wellness: amenities in Filipino culture in requires proper
environmental art  Saula Yoga promoting Filipino the art (ex. location near to
in any form as tool  Orissa Holistic culture. pottery). the source of
to relive stress Garden natural material
towards healing.  Alternative Health that going to be
Treatments use. It should be
 Detox Program near to the river
 Food Nutrition and forest for
 Psychological where mud and
Health other natural
resources can
 Weight loss
get.
program
 Therapy Program
Monasterio de Tarlac:
 Worship Service
 Picnic
 Meditation/View
Deck
Relationship Conserving nature When nature characteristics To adopt the Nature Health quality
and to acquire the have connection into environment at the conservation and behaviour will
demands of a built designs, spaces can be foot of Mt. double up the be dependent to
environment more comfortable, Bnahaw I Majyjay, construction cost the design and
within nature for interesting, and efficient. to blend the of the project, due material going to
deeper meditation The connection of wind, building to its to nature be use on the
and relaxation. sun, rainfall, topography, environment and considerations entire project. It
geology and soil, to generate as and limitations. requires deeper
To build vegetation, wildlife, visual healing factor for analysis and
relationship character and cultural human’s health. application in a
between human context. The needs to way that the
and nature for enhance the quality of health,
extensive healing Its is proven that human gardens as nature and design
experience within and nature relation has a avenue for human will not be
nature. huge effect of human, interaction and affected
physical, mental and socialization
spiritual healing: it boosts together with
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your mood, it keeps you in healing factor. It

the present, it makes you must apply to the
kinder, it strengthens your over all garden of
spirituality source of vitamin the project.
D.
Adaptive architecture is the

connection of built
environment to take place
to the find solution to lessen
the impact of built
environment to the
surroundings and maintain
the harmony of nature.
Each religion has different beliefs and practices, the challenge will be how to create an interfaith place without
affecting the differences of beliefs and practices of different religions. And through architectural manipulation on lights,
sound, texture and art it able to create a sacred place that can heal physically, mentally and spiritually.
Table 5.4 Qualitative Analysis - Form

Site To maximize the Site Analysis Accessibility Converting nature Sloping forest is
potential of the at the foot of Mt. one of the biggest
The site have high elevation Design that will
site to be sacred Banahaw into considerations on
and the site has easily be considering
place, focused on sacred place will the design
accessibility to Manila City the accessibility
interfaith healing double up the fund outcome of entire
from different
and meditation. cost needed project. The
Topography places, and
compare to the building and
The municipality of Majayjay accessible to
traditional structure should
is a hilly town wherein more those individual
construction in the follow the land
of its territorial justification those
city. Lots of laws contour in
occurs on a sloping ground. immediately seek
and guidelines Majayjay.
It is richly endowed by for healing.
from professionals Bamboo should
nature with rivers
are needed to also consider as
Ventilated
consider that will building material
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Climate A site location be added as which is abundant

The town has a long rainy with proper additional cost. in the forest.
season starting from the identification of
month of June and ends in orientation to
February of the succeeding identify the sun
year. On the other hand, the path and wind
short dry season can be path to consider
experienced from March to the comfort to the
May. overall site.
Environment To used design Water Source By design By using natural The site is
elements (light, Majayjay Laguna have manipulation elements in the located near the
color, art, sensory abundant water source using the design it lessen river that prone to
etc.) as a tool to within the area due to the different the cost of the rapid rise of water
revitalize nature location at the foot of the elements of project due to which needed to
as sacred place. mountain. environment to open plan design, consider while
create the manipulation of designing. Stilt
To use the power ambiance of a air, light and color buildings or
of nature for a Flora And Fauna sacred place will save the different land
wholeness healing According to the DENR- even without financial for the elevation can be
(physical, mental Southern Tagalog, the religious items. long run. And it use as advantage
and spiritual) MBSCPL is a biodiversity- also applies to the to the site.
rich area. entire project.
To promote green
and sustainable
materials for
preserving nature
that serve as tool
of complete and
healing and
relaxation.
Quality To introduce new The site location is abundant Through the The art, nature One of the
ways to heal that in natural resource and far intervention of experience, possible
can manifest the from any distraction and art, nature, organic farming problems is the
mind and soul of stressor; the site can organic farming and elements of noise. And it can
the person for perform its goal with quality and elements of nature should be solve by using
deeper and to heal. nature for healing have specific spot nature as
thoroughly. in the site with buffering wall to
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proper size of absorb noise and

place according to maintain the
the needs of each healing
amenity.
In the form, it will mirrored the continuity of spaces to attain the flow of air and light all through out the site as the
tool to build the sacredness of the place and healing to human. In coordination with the sacredness, the healing power of
nature will be a tool to maintain a peaceful and relaxing ambiance.
Table 5.5 Qualitative Analysis -Economy

Initial Budget Cost Outdoor therapeutic design Efficient The needs to Unmanaged
Effectiveness feature and amenities are Allocation allocate a great budget for the
To allocate more spaces why mostly tourist visit To regenerate amount of specific project.
budget on different a healing place that generate the initial budget budget on Things should
design and layout for more tourist and it also is by focusing in landscape plan most
of therapeutic generate initial income amenities that design for the especially with
landscapes and generate income factor of money
gardens. therapeutic involvement.
garden.
Operating Cost Minimize Regenerative design Innovation of The needs to Unpredictable
Maintenance & processes is design to restore, technologies invest for cost of food,
Operation Cost renew or revitalize their own such as self technologies for water, electricity
To used sources of energy and cleaning water maintenance that can affect the
regenerative materials, creating sustainable features and self that save the maintenance
design features for systems watering planters fund for long run fund. And
water and promote for term investment. unpredictable
landscape lesser human number of tourist
features involvement and that visit.
can save fund for
he long run.
Life Cycle Cost Sustainable Bamboo is one of the Maximize the Bamboo Bamboo cant
Environment vernacular materials of used of material can last hold heavy weight
To use green and Majayjay, Laguna because of vernacular for long years load if its not
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sustainable Mt. Banahaw. material in with design wisely. It

material to the Majayjay, Laguna corresponding can avoid by
entire project. maintenance. incorporating new
technologies to
maximize the
strength of
bamboo.
By promoting the used of organic material like bamboo which is endemic on the site – Majayjay, Laguna, it will
lessen the construction cost of the project. It benefits both the delivery and time frame of the construction material it will
lessen the manpower needed, time and cost.
Table 5.6 Qualitative Analysis - Time

Past To strengthen the Religious elements By finding the The needs for a Presence of distinct
faith of people and presence of commonalities of specific place for design elements in
regardless the house of worship, and build the praying that is prospective house
religious affiliation people feel they are connection between universal. Its of worship that only
of a person healed and strength different types of needed cost will be cater specific
their faith. religions through same as building a religion.
space manipulation church with flexible
spaces.
Present To create a place Each religion has By creating a place Flexible design Human instinct. For
without limitations its own churches or with existing natural elements that is the people to
on users where worshipping places. force to tourist to acceptable to accept and adopt a
everyone can come People are afraid to visit the place. everyone to place to meditate
and heal. visit the different manipulate the and heal. By
churches to spaces for healing. providing reason for
meditate and pray tourist to come and
because of the meditate in a
presence of statues sacred place.
or other religious
elements.
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Future In response to the Fast innovation of To the used of Flexible design that Proper space
continuos demands today’s generation flexible design and are sensitive for the allocation. The
of needs of people, because of out flexible spaces to change with the future plan will
future expansion is growing technology, open for more same quality suffer to limited
considered. depression and possibilities in spaces. It needs a
stress become a design and use. corresponding
problem deeper
annalyzation to the
location
Through the use of new technologies and machineries, transporting of material in the sloping land of Mt.Banahaw,
will never be an issue. At the same time it lessens the human involvement on the project that also save time and cost.
Healing place retreat village is design that will be ready to accommodate for future expansion due emotional and spiritual
become an issue in human health.
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User Role Activities Space Needed

programs/activities - Sightseeing/ nature - Worshipping Center: In

- Dining open spaces and

User Role Activities Spaces

guidance and assistance Tourist service center office

3. Service and Maintenance Personnel

User Role Activities Spaces

the healing place. It

- Healing activities Area

B. Activity Flow Diagram

2. Tourist (Walk-in/ Day tour)

4. Service and Maintenance Personnel

Users Spaces Recurring Implications Ideal Behavior Recommendation

Camping Common form of the The solemnly A refreshing Provide a sleeping

1. Site Development interrelationship Matrix and zoning diagram

2. Development interrelationship Matrix and zoning diagram per user

b. Universal Spiritual Area

c. Recreational and Relaxation Spaces

Table 5.3 Qualitative Analysis - Function

your mood, it keeps you in healing factor. It

Adaptive architecture is the

Table 5.4 Qualitative Analysis - Form

Climate A site location be added as which is abundant

proper size of absorb noise and

Table 5.5 Qualitative Analysis -Economy

sustainable Mt. Banahaw. material in with design wisely. It

Table 5.6 Qualitative Analysis - Time

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