Maintenance Works at the Miguel Malvar Historical Landmark (2022)

Project: Maintenance Works at the Miguel Malvar Historical Landmark (2022)

Location: Batangas

Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines

GAA Budget: P1,000,000.00

Fiscal year: 2022

Date started: 2022

Date completed: To be determined

Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines

Contractor: To be determined

Restoration of Taal Basilica Historical Landmark

Project: Restoration of Taal Basilica Historical Landmark
Location: Taal, Batangas
Cultural property owner: Archdiocese of Lipa
GAA Budget: P30,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2019
Project duration: 280 calendar days
Date started: No data
Date completed: 2020
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: 401 Development and Construction Corp.
Project description:

After the 2017 Batangas earthquake, the basilica suffered from major structural damage. This conservation work shall address the structural stabilization of the unreinforced walls of the building, including its massive belfry. Other rehabilitation work shall include the removal of structures obstructing the perimeter of the church and the replacement of the roofing sheets.

Scope of the project:

1.          Mobilization and Site Preparation   
1.1.       Project documentation (before, during and after) the restoration;
1.1.1.    Photo documentation (before, during and after) of the project
1.1.2.    Preparation of plans and shop drawings;
1.2.       Temporary facilities;
1.2.1.    Power and water service connection;   
1.2.2.    Worker’s quarters with toilets;
1.2.3.    Storage house;
1.3.       Rental / provision of formworks and scaffoldings;
1.4.       Construction safety and health requirements;
1.4.1.    Installation of drop nets;
1.4.2.    Provision of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE);
1.4.3.    Cordoning and fencing works;
1.4.4.    Construction signage;
2.          Soil Investigation
2.1.       Soil boring in strategic points within the site to determine physical properties and actual
             condition of the ground;

3.          Dismantling Works
3.1.       Concrete plant box, storm drain lines and other structures built directly and/or connected
             along the unreinforced masonry walls;
3.2.       Removal of palm trees and other form ornament shrubs along the reinforced masonry walls;
3.3.       Dismantling of existing roofing sheet;

4.          Restoration Works
4.1.       Surface Preparation;
4.1.1.    Removal of cement plaster on exterior, sides and selected interior areas (belfry stairwell
             and vestry/sacristy);
4.1.2.    Stripping of paint on stone moldings and ornaments (exterior);
4.1.3.    Mechanical cleaning;
4.1.4.    Chemical cleaning;

4.2.       Repointing of exterior walls and selected interior areas (belfry stairwell and vestry/sacristy);
4.3.       Stabilization/ consolidation of unreinforced masonry walls;
4.4.       Consolidation of cracks on walls;
4.5.       Provision and re-installation of list/missing adobe blocks, finials, cornices,
             column capitals, mouldings and ornaments;
4.6.       Application of damp proofing and water repellant solution on masonry walls;

5.          Repair/replacement/rehabilitation of roofing system, Ceiling and Eaves;
5.1.       Repair/replacement of damage/missing ceiling eaves;
5.2.       Installation of new roofing sheets and rehabilitation  of damaged trusses;

6.          Provision of Structural Plans, Computation, Signed and Seal by a Structural Engineer
             and an active member of ASEP (DES);

7.          Rehabilitation of Doors and Windows

8.          Finishing Works
8.1.       Repainting of interior walls;
8.2.       General Repainting of ceiling;
8.3.       Replacement of severely damaged floor tiles;

9.          Restoration of Artworks (MRCD)   

10.        Site Development
10.1.     Provision of trench drain along the exterior wall side of the church;
10.2.     Provision of gravel trench;

11.       Hauling, Clearing and Cleaning

Photo documentation:

Repair and Rehabilitation of Museo ni Mabini sa Tanauan

Project: Repair and Rehabilitation of Museo ni Mabini sa Tanauan
Location: Tanauan, Batangas
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P12,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2019
Project duration: 240 calendar days
Date started: Not yet started
Target date of completion: To be determined
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: R.A. Lacanlale Const.
Project description:

The project aims to restructure the roof trusses and ceiling of the main building. In addition, an overall rehabilitation of the wiring system of the museum complex is included in the scope of the project.

Scope of the project:

1.0        MOBILIZATION AND SITE PREPARATION;

1.1.       Photo documentation (before, during and after);
1.2.       Temporary facility w/ electrical and water consumption;
1.3.       Rental/provision of scaffoldings and board-up;

1.4.       Construction safety and health requirements;
1.4.1.    Provision of personal protective equipment;
1.4.2.    Cordoning and fencing works;
1.4.3.    Construction signage;
1.4.4.    Installation of dropnets;

1.5.       Preparation of as-built plans (signed and sealed);

2.0        ROOFING WORK

2.1.       Provision of new roofing and roofing system (museum and e-learning);
2.2.       Waterproofing work of canopy (courtyard);

3.0        CEILING WORKS

3.1.       Repair of damaged acoustic boards at ground floor (museum);
3.2.       Provision of new ceiling system at second floor (museum), e-learning and canopy;

4.0        DOORS AND WINDOWS

4.1.       Repair, rehabilitation, and refinishing of doors and windows;
4.2.       Provision of tinting for all reflective glass windows;
4.3.       Provision of window ledge (courtyard);

5.0        TILE WORK

5.1.       Replacement of tiles at the museum;
5.2.       Repair and rehabilitation of tomb;

6.0        PAINTING WORK

6.1.       Surface preparation;
6.2.       Museum, e-learning, public toilet, guard house, tomb, perimeter fence and path walk roofing;

7.0        ELECTRICAL WORK

7.1.       Replacement of panel boards (museum);
7.2.       Rewiring and repair of damaged lighting fixtures (museum and e-learning);
7.3.       Provision of emergency light (museum);
7.4.       Rehabilitation of air-conditioning ducting and cables at stereoscopy room, gallery 5 and 6;
7.5.       Provision of projector at conference room;
7.6.       Replacement and rewiring of all convenience outlet (museum and e-learning);
7.7.       Transfer of main feeder line to main distribution panel (e-learning and tomb);
7.8.       Site Electrical Work
7.8.1.    Provision of new lamp posts;
7.8.2.    Provision of bollards;

8.0        PLUMBING WORK

8.1.       Repair of plumbing system at male and female restrooms (museum);

9.0        SITE DEVELOPMENT WORK

9.1.       Rehabilitation of tank house and PWD ramp;
9.2.       Provision of cobble stone path walk;

10.0      REPAIR AND REHABILITATION OF EXISTING ”BAHAY KUBO”;

11.0      CLEARING AND CLEANING OF SITE



Project documentation:

The site of the Museo ni Mabini sa Tanauan

Replica of Mabini's bahay kubo

The tomb of Apolinario Mabini designed by Juan Nakpil