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| author | Asher Antonio M. Mercado, Jazzy Andrea S. Dabu, Lawrence Daryl R. Batac, Charles D. Manalansan, Kian Dane V. Miguel, Rhommel U. Sarmiento, Ariel G. Pabalate, John Robert D. Gabriel |
| author_facet | Asher Antonio M. Mercado, Jazzy Andrea S. Dabu, Lawrence Daryl R. Batac, Charles D. Manalansan, Kian Dane V. Miguel, Rhommel U. Sarmiento, Ariel G. Pabalate, John Robert D. Gabriel |
| contents | <p>In the Philippines, where natural disasters frequently occur, there is a critical need for disaster-resilient<br>evacuation infrastructure. This study addresses the limitations of existing facilities by proposing an<br>innovative solution: the Disaster-Resilient Dome Multi-Purpose Building. Through a systematic approach<br>involving capacity design, structural analysis, and cost-effectiveness evaluations, the research aims to<br>provide a comprehensive solution. The methodology includes precise data collection, compliance with the<br>National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2015, architectural planning using AutoCAD, and<br>structural analysis with STAAD.Pro and CSI SAFE software. The structure is designed to withstand<br>seismic and wind loads, and the foundation is tailored to the prevailing soil conditions. Cost-analysis<br>highlights the project's feasibility, demonstrating its capacity to accommodate 130 families of four. With<br>reinforced structural elements such as W-shaped steel beams and columns, the proposed dome evacuation<br>center is a practical and resilient solution for safeguarding communities in disaster-prone regions of the<br>Philippines. This innovative approach not only addresses the immediate need for safer evacuation<br>infrastructure but also establishes a precedent for sustainable disaster preparedness strategies. The multipurpose functionality of the building allows it to fulfill various community needs during non-disaster<br>periods, enhancing its utility and value. The proposed design aims to not only withstand disasters but also serve as a model of resilience for vulnerable areas throughout the Philippines by incorporating meticulous<br>planning. This approach ensures the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of the evacuation<br>infrastructure, providing a prototype that can be replicated in other disaster-prone regions. </p> |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | A Proposed Design of Disaster-Resilient Dome Multi-Purpose Building Asher Antonio M. Mercado, Jazzy Andrea S. Dabu, Lawrence Daryl R. Batac, Charles D. Manalansan, Kian Dane V. Miguel, Rhommel U. Sarmiento, Ariel G. Pabalate, John Robert D. Gabriel <p>In the Philippines, where natural disasters frequently occur, there is a critical need for disaster-resilient<br>evacuation infrastructure. This study addresses the limitations of existing facilities by proposing an<br>innovative solution: the Disaster-Resilient Dome Multi-Purpose Building. Through a systematic approach<br>involving capacity design, structural analysis, and cost-effectiveness evaluations, the research aims to<br>provide a comprehensive solution. The methodology includes precise data collection, compliance with the<br>National Structural Code of the Philippines (NSCP) 2015, architectural planning using AutoCAD, and<br>structural analysis with STAAD.Pro and CSI SAFE software. The structure is designed to withstand<br>seismic and wind loads, and the foundation is tailored to the prevailing soil conditions. Cost-analysis<br>highlights the project's feasibility, demonstrating its capacity to accommodate 130 families of four. With<br>reinforced structural elements such as W-shaped steel beams and columns, the proposed dome evacuation<br>center is a practical and resilient solution for safeguarding communities in disaster-prone regions of the<br>Philippines. This innovative approach not only addresses the immediate need for safer evacuation<br>infrastructure but also establishes a precedent for sustainable disaster preparedness strategies. The multipurpose functionality of the building allows it to fulfill various community needs during non-disaster<br>periods, enhancing its utility and value. The proposed design aims to not only withstand disasters but also serve as a model of resilience for vulnerable areas throughout the Philippines by incorporating meticulous<br>planning. This approach ensures the long-term sustainability and effectiveness of the evacuation<br>infrastructure, providing a prototype that can be replicated in other disaster-prone regions. </p> |
| title | A Proposed Design of Disaster-Resilient Dome Multi-Purpose Building |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16927080 |