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Showing posts with label Metro Manila. Show all posts

Maintenance Works at the El Deposito (2022)

Project: Maintenance Works at the El Deposito (2022)
Location: Pinaglabanan Memorial Shrine, San Juan City
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P2,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2022
Date started: 2022
Date completed: June 2022
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: D.M. Celac
Photos:
Interior of the El Deposito underground tunnel, 2021


Rehabilitation and Maintenance of National Historical Commission of the Philippines Main and Annex Building including the Rewiring of Electrical System

Project: Rehabilitation and Maintenance of National Historical Commission of the Philippines Main and Annex Building including the Rewiring of Electrical System
Location: T.M. Kalaw Street, Ermita, Manila
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P30,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2022
Date started: 2022
Date completed: To be determined
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: JS Lim Construction
Project description:

In response to the changing times brought by the Covid-19 pandemic, the NHCP is updrading its workplace focusing on the safety of the employees, information technology and organization of offices. One of the main scope is the recheking and rehabilitation of the electrical system in order to cope up with the amount of equipment and safety gadgets, the Commission will install.

Scope of work of the project:

1.) GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
1.1. Temporary facilities.
1.1.1. Field office Equipment & Maintenance
1.1.2. Office and Communication Equipment for the Field Office
1.2. Provision of form works and rental of steel scaffoldings
1.3. Construction of safety and health requirements.
1.3.1. Installation of drop nets.
1.3.2. Provision of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) IATF requirements and compliance;
1.3.3. Cordoning and Fencing works
1.3.4. Construction signages
1.4. Photo documentations (Before, during and after)
1.5. Preparation of As-built plans after the rehabilitation (signed and sealed)
1.6. Light, power and water service connection; (toilet and security)
1.7. Bonds and Insurance
1.7.1.1. Surety, Performance, and Warranty Bond
1.7.1.2. Construction All Risk Insurance (CARI)
1.8 Validation of Structural Design
Structural design analysis based in structural design 
(Signed and sealed verification of Structural Engineer)

2.) DISMANTLING WORKS (Partitions, floor finish, ceiling, electrical, toilet, doors, windows, and other components)

3.) PROVISION OF MEZZANINE FLOOR

4.) ARCHITECTURAL WORKS

4.1. Provision of Drywall, and tempered glass with door partitions;

4.2. Tile works
4.2.1. Provision of new floor tiles
4.2.2. Repair and replacement of damaged floor tiles;
4.4 Ceiling works;
4.3 Rehabilitation of staircase, handrails and guard rails;

5.) PAINTING WORKS

5.1 Surface Preparations;
5.2 General painting works;

6.) REHABILITATION OF COMFORT ROOMS

6.1 Realignment of sewer and water lines
6.2 Provision of fixtures
6.3 Tile works
6.4 Ceiling works
6.5 Installation of granite countertop, and wall partitions

7.) REHABILITATION AND PROVISION OF DOORS AND WINDOWS

8.) SUPPLY, FABRICATION, AND INSTALLATION OF ON-GRID SOLAR POWERED SYSTEM

8.1 Supply and delivery;
8.2 Fabrication and installation;
8.3 Pre-final acceptance of the requirements;
8.4 Final acceptance of the solar panel ystem;

9.) ELECTRICAL WORKS

9.1 Installation of new panel boards and feeder lines. Ground floor (GPB1, GPB2), Third and Fourth Floor Distribution Panel (TFDP), Second floor (2PB1, 2PB2), Third floor (3PB1, 3PB2) and Fourth (4PB1, 4PB2); 
9.2 Replacements of conduits and wiring for lighting, power, air conditioning units and elevator. Replacement of conduits plastic moldings for auxiliary wirings (CCTV, telephone fax, Internet and ethernet etc.);
9.3 Replacement of damaged, outdated, busted lightning fixtures and electrical devices;
9.4 Rehabilitation of the main distribution panel;
9.5 Dismantling of old panel boards and feeder lines;
9.6 Installation of new electrical room door for proper ventilation;
9.7 Provision of fire alarm system;

10.) PLUMBING WORKS

10.1 Repair and rehabilitation of roof drains
10.2 Waterproofing of gutters

11.) CLEARING, CLEANING AND HAULING WORKS

Restoration of the Manila Central Post Office Building (PHLPost Building)

Project: Restoration of the Manila Central Post Office Building (PHLPost Building)
Location: Arroceros, Manila
Cultural property owner: Manila Waterworks and Sewerage System (MWSS)
GAA Budget: P50,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2020
Date started: Not yet started
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: To be determined
Status: The proposed budget was not approved
Project description:

The PhilPost seek the NHCP's assistance in the planning and implementation of the massive rehabilitation and restoration of the post office building, built during the American period.  The building has been observed to be structurally unstable and measures to mitigate the infiltration of river water on its foundation is recommended.

Photos:
The PHLPost Building within the Plaza Lawton complex
Facade of the PHLPost Building
Interior lobby of the PHLPost Building

Restoration of the Old National Sewerage and Waterworks Authority Building

Project: Restoration of the Old National Sewerage and Waterworks Authority Building
Location: Arroceros, Manila
Cultural property owner: Manila Waterworks and Sewerage System
GAA Budget: P50,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2020
Date started: Not yet started
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: To be determined
Status: The proposed budget was not approved
Project description:

This American-period neoclassical building has been observed to have structural damage. The MWSS requested the NHCP’s assistance in its restoration. The project will ensure that both architectural and structural integrity of the building be preserved and contribute to a number of historically significant building in the city of Manila.

Photos:
The facade of the old MWSS Building

Rehabilitation of EDSA People Power Monument Complex

Project: Rehabilitation of EDSA People Power Monument Complex
Location: Quezon City
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P10,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2020
Date started and completed: 2020
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: Castrillo
Project description:

The existing monument commemorating the victory of the masses in EDSA has been in the state of decay. Its metal structural components were corroded and needed structural interventions. The missing parts of the sculptural work was also restored.

Photos:
EDSA People Power Monument

EDSA People Power Monument

Site Development and Rehabilitation of Pinaglabanan Complex including El Deposito

Project: Site Development and Rehabilitation of Pinaglabanan Complex including El Deposito
Location: Dapitan City
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P130,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2016
Date started: 15 Jan 2019
Date completed: 3 September 2019
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: J.S. Lim Construction and Trading
Project description:

The rehabilitation work was part of the NHCP's program on the modernization of its history museums nationwide. After the modernization of the Museo ng Katipunan in 2013, this phase of the project was focused on the creation of another museum that presents the setting of the Katipunan events--the El Deposito.

Project documentation:

The newly constructed museum building for the El Deposito (12 June 2018)

Curatorial Work on the Presidential Car Museum

Project: Curatorial Work on the Presidential Car Museum
Location: Quezon City
Cultural property owner: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
GAA Budget: P7,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2016
Date started:
Date completed:
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: City Neon Philippines, Inc.
Project description: The project was part of the NHCP's program on the modernization of its history museums nationwide. This curatorial development work focused on the interior finishing of the museum such as displays, installations and furnishings. The museum was opened to the public on 19 August 2018, parallel to the 140th birth anniversary celebration of Manuel L. Quezon.
Project documentation:
Official logo of the NHCP's Presidential Car Museum


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Restoration of the sacristy of Malabon Church

Project: Restoration of the sacristy of Malabon Church
Location: San Bartolome Parish, Malabon City
Cultural property owner: Diocese of Caloocan
GAA Budget: P5,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2018
Date started: 28 August 2018
Date completed: 28 March 2019
Date of formal turnover: 13 April 2019
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: R.A. Lacanlale Const.
Project description:

The restoration project included the restoration of the architectural and structural integrity of the old adobe walls of the church sacristy, which has been roofless for more than a year. The main scope of work was the reconstruction of the roof structure and strengthening of the old adobe walls. The old doors and windows were repaired, and missing parts were repaired.

The restored sacristy will be adaptively reused as an ecclesiastical museum to be managed by the San Bartolome Parish.

The left side wall of the sacristy was hidden by the layers of concrete additions through the years. 
The perspective drawing shows that restoration work will reveal the covered old walls and create a new entrance portico that will harmonize with the old structure.
The restored entrance portico and adobe walls of the sacristy.
Inside the sacristy ruins
The perspective drawing shows that once rehabilitated, the room will function as a local museum featuring collections from the parish.
The restored interior space of the sacristy.
The exterior adobe walls during restoration
The restored exterior walls of the sacristy.
The old sacristy was reopened by (from left) NHCP Deputy Director Carminda Arevalo, NHCP Acting Executive Director Ludovico Badoy, Bishop Pablo Virgilio David, and Rev. Fr. Jun Erlano.
Signing of the Certificate of Turnover inside the sacristy

Restoration and consolidation of stone wall structure of Molino Dam

Project: Restoration and consolidation of stone wall structure of Molino Dam
Location: Las Pinas City
Cultural property owner: City Government of Las Pinas
GAA Budget: P10,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2016
Date of implementation:
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: R.A. Lacanlale Const.
Project documentation:

Before restoration

After restoration