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De la Salle – College of Saint Benilde
School of Design and Arts
Architecture Program
[TITLE]
Mitigation of Specific Crime Opportunities
in Barangay ‘176’ Bagong Silang, Caloocan City
Through Situational Crime Prevention
RIKKI P. CORNELIO
00011365935
Ar. Kristoffer D. Aquino, UAP
Thesis Mentor
3rd Term
AY 2017-2018
TITLE
Mitigation of Specific Crime
Opportunities in Barangay ‘176’
Bagong Silang, Caloocan City
De la Salle – College of Saint Benilde
School of Design and Arts
Architecture Program
TITLE
Mitigation of Specific Crime Opportunities
in Barangay ‘176’ Bagong Silang, Caloocan City
Rikki P. Cornelio
00011365935
Student-Author
A Thesis Submitted to
DLS-CSB SDAAR Faculty Architecture Program
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the
Degree of Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Thesis Mentor
3rd Term
Academic Year 2017-2018
List ofofTables,
Table Contents
Figures and Equations..................................................
Abstract.................................................................................................
Acknowledgement...............................................................................
1.0 Introduction..................................................................................
1.1. Background of the Study............................................................................17
1.2. Statement of the Problem..........................................................................17

1.3. Rationale....................................................................................................18
1.4. Research Questions..................................................................................19
1.5. Research Goal and Objectives..................................................................19
1.6. Significance of the Proposal......................................................................20
1.7. Scope and Limitations................................................................................21
1.8. Assumptions...............................................................................................22
2.0 Review of Related Literature......................................................

2.1. RRL1..........................................................................................................24
2.2. RRLX..........................................................................................................24
2.3. Review of Related Case Studies...............................................................25
2.4. Review of Related Structures....................................................................26
2.5. Establishment of Premises........................................................................26
3.0 Frameworks, Development of Dialectics, Thesis

Statement and Methodology 30
3.1. Theoretical Framework..............................................................................30
3.2. Conceptual Framework..............................................................................30
3.3. Methodological Framework........................................................................30
3.4. Development of Dialectics.........................................................................31
3.4.1. Thesis......................................................................................................31
3.4.2. Antithesis.................................................................................................31
3.4.3. Synthesis.................................................................................................31
3.4.4. Declaration of Thesis Statement.............................................................32
3.5. Strategies, Procedures and/or Methods....................................................32
3.6. Interview Questions Formation..................................................................32
3.7. Survey Questions Formation.....................................................................32
3.8. Research Participants................................................................................33
3.9. Research Tools (Software).........................................................................33
4.0 Study Proper................................................................................

4.1. Analysis and Discussion............................................................................36
4.2. Survey FGD and KII Results......................................................................36
4.3. Site Selection.............................................................................................36
4.4. Site Analysis...............................................................................................37
4.5. Organizational Chart..................................................................................37
4.6. Space Programming..................................................................................37
4.7. Space Diagram and Matrices....................................................................37
Appendices...........................................................................................39
Bibliography.........................................................................................42
Glossary/Abbreviations.......................................................................43
List of Tables, Figures and Equations
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Abstract
With the emergence of technological innovation, old devices are being

replaced over new products, causing an accumulated electronic waste. Waste
is a product or material that does not have a value anymore for the first user
and is therefore thrown away; however, it could have value for another person
in a different circumstance or even in a different culture. Current facilities for
recycling e-wastes in the Philippines are overlooked, signifying of little
importance to a city’s development, because of the favor of solid waste
management. Majority of the established recycling methods are on informal
recycling, with no safety equipment to protect them. With the status of the
country being a land of e-waste importation, accumulation of e-wastes keep
on increasing, thus harming the health of biotic systems as well as the
environment.
The study aims to create a regenerative dynamic approach, providing

strategies towards the disposal, recycling, storage and treatment of electrical
and electronic equipment – along with the recyclers, consumers and the
surrounding community – to lessen the impact of improper e-waste
management, avoiding risks and problems and difficulties to human and
animal health.
The expected output of the proposal shall be planned community

wherein the TSD Facility is the core of the development. Through the
principles in regenerative design, it aims to integrate closed-loop recycling
system in order to retain the materials from e-waste from landfilling or
incineration. The TSD core is supported by spaces wherein they are subjected
to cooperate in the main recycling of e-waste, such as workshop/training
center, health center, commercial surplus spaces, research center, out-site
facility, and administration.
Keywords: E-waste, E-waste Recycling, Regenerative Design, Closed-loop

Recycling, Community Planning
Acknowledgement
With limitless love and appreciation, I would like to express my sincere

thanks to my mentor, Ar. Ven Quizon, for his constant guidance,
encouragement and trust, without which this work would not have been
possible. I am of beyond gratified for his boundless support and endless
encouragement. I am also grateful to the mentors of Benilde School of Design
and Arts, Bachelor of Science in Architecture - especially Ar. Kristoffer Aquino,
Ar. Luis Sapno, and Ar. Harry Serrano, for their support and inspiring guidance
of my studies in making my hometown-based proposal possible.
I would also like to thank my colleagues whom I had worked and talked
with as they inspired me to push to work even harder. I would also like to
thank my roommates - former and latter - as they are also an asset in
materializing my studies.
Urban acknowledgements aside, the endless moral and financial

support of my family, who are my symbol of hope, inspiration and guidance,
made this study possible. Without them, this study would have been
immaterial.
Last, but not the least, I am truly grateful to God almighty, for being
there by my side in times of turmoil and dilemma throughout my study and for
making this thesis a successful achievement.
Chapter I
Introduction
TITLE
Mitigation of Specific Crime Opportunities in Barangay ‘176’ Bagong Silang,
Caloocan City Through Situational Crime Prevention
1.0 Introduction
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Chapter II
Review of Related
Literature
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2.0 Review of Related Literature
The contents of this chapter includes Related Literature proper, Review

of Related Case Studies, Review of Related Structures, and Establishment of
Premises.
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Chapter III
Frameworks,
Development of
Dialectics, Thesis
Statement and
Methodology
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Thesis Statement and Methodology

3.1. Theoretical Framework

3.2. Conceptual Framework

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3.4. Development of Dialectics

3.4.1. Thesis
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3.5. Strategies, Procedures and/or Methods

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3.7. Survey Questions Formation

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3.9. Research Tools (Software)

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Chapter IV
Study Proper
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4.0 Study Proper
4.1. Analysis and Discussion

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4.3. Site Selection

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4.4. Site Analysis

4.5. Organizational Chart

4.6. Space Programming

4.7. Space Diagram and Matrices

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Appendices
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Bibliography
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Glossary/Abbreviations
Cd – Cadmium
Collection – Refers to all activities related to the gathering of WEEE at

“collection points”
Collection Point – Refers to any entity with which the WEEE Management
System Operator has an agreement to accept and temporarily store
WEEE from generators until its removal by the transporter for transport
to a consolidation center or a TSD facility
Consolidation Center – Refers to a site for temporary storage and

consolidation for onward delivery of WEEE from the collection points to a
TSD facility
Distributor – Any person to whom EEE is delivered or sold for purposes of

distribution in commerce, except that such term does not include a
manufacturer or retailer of such EEE
Eddy Current – Currents induced in conductors to oppose the change in flux

that generated them
EEE – Electrical and Electronic Equipment
Environmentally Sound Management (ESM) – Taking all practical steps to

ensure that hazardous wastes or other wastes are managed in a manner
which will protect human health and the environment against adverse
effects, which might result from such wastes
E-waste – Term used to cover items of all types of electrical and electronic
equipment (EEE) and its parts that have been discarded by the owner as
waste without the intention of re-use
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) – A company must be concerned

not only with making the product and how it functions, but also with what
will become of the product at the end of its useful life
Importer – Any person that undertakes the importation of EEE including its
wastes into the country that are intended for direct consumption, sale,
distribution, or reuse/recycling
Liquefaction – A phenomenon in which the strength and stiffness of a soil is

reduced by earthquake shaking or other rapid loading
Manufacturer – Any person who manufactures, assembles or processes

EEE, except that if the EEE is manufactured, assembled or processed
for another person who attaches his/her own brand name to the EEE, the
latter shall be deemed the manufacturer
Ni – Nickel
Pb – Lead
PVC – Polyvinyl Chloride
Sb – Antimony
Second-Hand or Used EEE – Refers to local or imported used EEE intended
for direct reuse, where reuse includes repair, refurbishment or upgrading,
but not major reassembly, and where functionality of essential key
functions is evident
Seller – A person engaged in the business of selling EEE in wholesale, retail,

or directly to consumers
Semiconductor – A substance, usually a solid chemical element or

compound, that can conduct electricity under some conditions but not
others, making it a good medium for the control of electric current
Transporter – Any person, group of persons, or entity that the main role is to
transport EEE
TSD – Treatment, Storage and Disposal
TSD Facility – A facility where WEEE, including its hazardous components,

are transported to, stored, treated, recycled, reprocessed, or disposed of
Valorization – Refers to placing a value or price to
WEEE – Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment

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1.2. Statement of the Problem..........................................................................17

1.4. Research Questions..................................................................................19

1.5. Research Goal and Objectives..................................................................19

1.6. Significance of the Proposal......................................................................20

1.7. Scope and Limitations................................................................................21

2.0 Review of Related Literature......................................................

2.3. Review of Related Case Studies...............................................................25

2.4. Review of Related Structures....................................................................26

2.5. Establishment of Premises........................................................................26

3.0 Frameworks, Development of Dialectics, Thesis

3.2. Conceptual Framework..............................................................................30

3.3. Methodological Framework........................................................................30

3.4. Development of Dialectics.........................................................................31

3.4.4. Declaration of Thesis Statement.............................................................32

3.5. Strategies, Procedures and/or Methods....................................................32

3.6. Interview Questions Formation..................................................................32

3.7. Survey Questions Formation.....................................................................32

3.8. Research Participants................................................................................33

3.9. Research Tools (Software).........................................................................33

4.0 Study Proper................................................................................

4.2. Survey FGD and KII Results......................................................................36

4.3. Site Selection.............................................................................................36

4.4. Site Analysis...............................................................................................37

4.5. Organizational Chart..................................................................................37

4.6. Space Programming..................................................................................37

4.7. Space Diagram and Matrices....................................................................37

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With the emergence of technological innovation, old devices are being

The study aims to create a regenerative dynamic approach, providing

The expected output of the proposal shall be planned community

Keywords: E-waste, E-waste Recycling, Regenerative Design, Closed-loop

With limitless love and appreciation, I would like to express my sincere

Urban acknowledgements aside, the endless moral and financial

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