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Prepared by: Arlene Christy D. Lusterio, TAO-Pilipinas, Inc. Page 1 of 5
Solidarité Philippines 2013 - Haiyan post-Reconstruction
SITE VISIT REPORT No.1
P I C T U R E S
Arthur Zeller of EDM (right), Fr. Jeoffrey of Holy Child Parish (left),
Ariel David, project engineer (far left) and Eveline Jover of IPHF (far
right)
Pinoy, chapel leader, with Fr. Jeoffrey and Ariel David.
A typical house following the design: hip roof, sawali roof, concrete pedestal, downspout with water collection, casement instead of awning window.
Window opening converted to a kitchen extension for washing and cooking area. Interior partition for one bedroom. A simple toilet with bamboo walls, tiled floor and pail flush toilet bowl.
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Solidarité Philippines 2013 - Haiyan post-Reconstruction
SITE VISIT REPORT No.1
Exterior wall painting to personalize and protect the walls. Casement windows instead of awning.
Varying pedestal height due to sloping site.
Bedroom partition House still under construction without exterior bamboo clips aligned to bracings.
Another typical house with casement windows instead of awning. Slightly curved pedestal top to drive water away from the post.
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Solidarité Philippines 2013 - Haiyan post-Reconstruction
SITE VISIT REPORT No.1
Darker shade of sawali indicating extent of exposure to rain. One household with 5 members. The biggest family size among those visited.
Another painted house and with a full kitchen extension. The roof was attached to the roof beam of the original house. The family is advised to add a separate corbel on which to attach the roof so the roof beam will not sustain an additional eccentric loading.
Another bedroom partition for the family. One house with satellite TV connection.
Varnish can work well to protect the walls.
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Solidarité Philippines 2013 - Haiyan post-Reconstruction
SITE VISIT REPORT No.1
Very obvious curved pedestal top.
A downspout extending out to a non-existing water collecting chamber. Storm water pipe inserted into the toilet to harvest rainwater.
Another painted house and casement windows. And a bedroom partition and kitchen extension. The wall opening with a small sliding door leading to the kitchen extension.
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Solidarité Philippines 2013 - Haiyan post-Reconstruction
SITE VISIT REPORT No.1
Note: All names of house owners were originally noted during the visit. But the data were lost because my cellphone was stolen.
