Arkitek, I had been advocating Rainwater Collection, and I had been studying this for siguro 3 or 4 years na. This is a very good idea, but first let me address yung about maging mandatory. I agree with you, hindi siya dapat mandatory. But, if we look at other countries, I learned, they have a table matching the size of household to cubic meter or volume of consumption. Pero, this is NOT mandatory. Their way of promoting rainwater collection is through estate tax rebates. So, in short, not only ang government ang sasagot nito para saiyo through equity ng house mo, nagaappreciate pa ang assessed value ng property mo. So, sa kanila, for example in Ontario, Canada, you go to your city council and propose na gusto mo magpagawa ng rainwater collection system. Plus, hindi importante sa kanila kung drinkable ang collection mo, means no need to filter. You just need to catch and collect it, that's it. Gagamitin mo siya pandilig for example, or carwash, or just cleaning the house. Iba pa rin yung iinumin. If you want to go to the extent na maging drinkable siya, it's up to you. Then, you need a filter, and as you pointed out, maintenance. Again, hindi siya dapat mandatory. Ang nakikita ko, sobrang demanding naman ng Pasig Govt na gawing mandatory ito, na wala man lang tax rebate or increase in assessed value o kahit ano man. Pero, I think this is a good idea. Sana, isama pa nila yung greenroof. Pero hindi mandatory. Promote it through tax rebates and home equities.
@@arkitekjon arkitek, Also, some have learned na hindi pwede gumamit ng lead pipes or GI water tanks kasi medyo mas corrosive ang rainwater kasi slightly acidic siya. That means, you might need a special pump for that also. Eto yung "system" na nabanggit niyo. It's a whole different world dealing with rainwater.
Architect John, salute to you, Architect Ver Kahanding if you can remember nagkasabayan tayo sa TIP. SUBSCRIBER DIN ÀKO SA BLOG MO. Regarding sa blog na ito for me possible cguro sa mga Subdivision developer or existing Barangays implement itong rain water collection, hindi naman ito agad-agad maiinom e di sa aesthetics na lang as lagoon sa parks also for fire use during summer pang dilig sa puno at halaman sa paligid. Dati na yan see sa QC Hall sa harap may lagoon para sa overflow ng rainwater kung malakas ang ulan walang baha sa paligid. Regards.
naalala ko minsan sa isang GMM namin sa UAP San Juan Mandaluyong City Chapter ay Rainwater Collection System ang topic, nakalimutan ko lng mismo yung Company na nag present non.... Actually, maganda ang concept nyan, kaya lang dagdag gastos nga lang sa Owner/Client dahil mandatory na sya... pero sana lang ay hindi restricted ang magiging location ng mga storage tanks sa setback areas...at sana din mayrong cheaper/practical but functional system para di nman masyado mabigat sa budget sa Owner.
sewer will handle this rainwater (generally a pure water) which is unquantifiable, like typhoon ondoy downpour. making a system for this rw collection in a residential house category seems to be intricate.
Sa india may ganyan din pero ang purpose nila ay yung rainwater ay maibalik sa lupa. Nasa ilalim ng lupa yung collector uti uti niyang nirerelease yung tubig sa lupa. Hindi kagaya dito sa atin yung tubig ay diretso sa mga kanal o drainage system natin. Sabi dun sa napanood kong video to replenish the underground water.
Hello Ar. Jon. Isa ako sa mga subscribers mo. Here in Davao city matagal na required sa lahat ng occupancy type ang RWHS. As fellow archi, I was really hoping to hear more support on this matter from you. 😅✌. This requirement will give us lots of benefits like lesser water run-offs causing floods, lesser water bill since pwede mo syang gamitin pang flush, pandilig, car wash, etc. •Practicality - kaya naman mareturn ang cost in a few years from water savings. -pwede by gravity nalang para walang pumps; pwede recycled food grade drums na may angle bars na frames para cheaper and uses less area since pwedeng patong2 lang. Can we support this kind of ordinances and come up with practical solutions instead? Mag-uunsubscribe sana ako pero naisip ko pag-usapan nlng muna natin. 🤣🤣🤣✌
I do agree with your given points. Dont get me wrong, personally ako gusto ko yan. pero kgaya ng sabi ko, MAS inclined ako na collective ang approach dito sa mga tight areas instead of individual based sa sitwasyon ng bawat area. ung cost madaling gawan ng paraan pero ung ibng factors na binanggit ko, yun ang mejo may challenge.
Sir bukod sa mga bahay, malaking building na itayo.. Pwede po ba kayo mag CONTENT tungkol naman po sa mga kukuha nang building permit ex. Restaurant, tindahan, water reffiling station etc. At magkano singil nang mga archetic/engr. God bless po
At sir kung yong blueprint po ba, kasama na ba yong magpirma na mga archetic, structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical engr. At magkano na naman po kaya ang singil. God bless po.
Dagdag gastos pa yan eh.. saka parking space na lang sana ng kahit 2 auto, saka hindi naman ganun kalakasan konsumo sa nawasa pag residential house lang naman.. hahahaha
Sir good evening, mr. Arkitek Jon sir may itanong lang ako, kong ang bakod mo sa labas, may nakadeket na concrete na hagdanan pwede bayan, hindi ba yan basal. I Tony from Singapore
mas maganda nga po yung may rainwater collection para mas sustainable yung residence mo. lalo na pag nagkaroon ng crisis sa tubig.
Arkitek, I had been advocating Rainwater Collection, and I had been studying this for siguro 3 or 4 years na.
This is a very good idea, but first let me address yung about maging mandatory. I agree with you, hindi siya dapat mandatory. But, if we look at other countries, I learned, they have a table matching the size of household to cubic meter or volume of consumption. Pero, this is NOT mandatory. Their way of promoting rainwater collection is through estate tax rebates. So, in short, not only ang government ang sasagot nito para saiyo through equity ng house mo, nagaappreciate pa ang assessed value ng property mo. So, sa kanila, for example in Ontario, Canada, you go to your city council and propose na gusto mo magpagawa ng rainwater collection system.
Plus, hindi importante sa kanila kung drinkable ang collection mo, means no need to filter. You just need to catch and collect it, that's it. Gagamitin mo siya pandilig for example, or carwash, or just cleaning the house. Iba pa rin yung iinumin. If you want to go to the extent na maging drinkable siya, it's up to you. Then, you need a filter, and as you pointed out, maintenance.
Again, hindi siya dapat mandatory.
Ang nakikita ko, sobrang demanding naman ng Pasig Govt na gawing mandatory ito, na wala man lang tax rebate or increase in assessed value o kahit ano man.
Pero, I think this is a good idea. Sana, isama pa nila yung greenroof.
Pero hindi mandatory. Promote it through tax rebates and home equities.
nice insights bro👍
@@arkitekjon arkitek, Also, some have learned na hindi pwede gumamit ng lead pipes or GI water tanks kasi medyo mas corrosive ang rainwater kasi slightly acidic siya. That means, you might need a special pump for that also.
Eto yung "system" na nabanggit niyo. It's a whole different world dealing with rainwater.
Dapat nyan ay may minimum building area halimbawa 100 sq.m. and below di kasali, pag above 100 pwd na lagyan ng rainwater harvesting.
Architect John, salute to you, Architect Ver Kahanding if you can remember nagkasabayan tayo sa TIP. SUBSCRIBER DIN ÀKO SA BLOG MO. Regarding sa blog na ito for me possible cguro sa mga Subdivision developer or existing Barangays implement itong rain water collection, hindi naman ito agad-agad maiinom e di sa aesthetics na lang as lagoon sa parks also for fire use during summer pang dilig sa puno at halaman sa paligid. Dati na yan see sa QC Hall sa harap may lagoon para sa overflow ng rainwater kung malakas ang ulan walang baha sa paligid. Regards.
Really? Regards sau Arch. Kahanding! Keep safe🙂
naalala ko minsan sa isang GMM namin sa UAP San Juan Mandaluyong City Chapter ay Rainwater Collection System ang topic, nakalimutan ko lng mismo yung Company na nag present non.... Actually, maganda ang concept nyan, kaya lang dagdag gastos nga lang sa Owner/Client dahil mandatory na sya... pero sana lang ay hindi restricted ang magiging location ng mga storage tanks sa setback areas...at sana din mayrong cheaper/practical but functional system para di nman masyado mabigat sa budget sa Owner.
agree
sewer will handle this rainwater (generally a
pure water) which is unquantifiable, like typhoon ondoy downpour. making a system for this rw collection in a residential house category seems to be intricate.
Sa india may ganyan din pero ang purpose nila ay yung rainwater ay maibalik sa lupa. Nasa ilalim ng lupa yung collector uti uti niyang nirerelease yung tubig sa lupa. Hindi kagaya dito sa atin yung tubig ay diretso sa mga kanal o drainage system natin. Sabi dun sa napanood kong video to replenish the underground water.
nice.
Wow may papuso si arki. ..
Hello Ar. Jon. Isa ako sa mga subscribers mo. Here in Davao city matagal na required sa lahat ng occupancy type ang RWHS.
As fellow archi, I was really hoping to hear more support on this matter from you. 😅✌.
This requirement will give us lots of benefits like lesser water run-offs causing floods, lesser water bill since pwede mo syang gamitin pang flush, pandilig, car wash, etc.
•Practicality - kaya naman mareturn ang cost in a few years from water savings.
-pwede by gravity nalang para walang pumps; pwede recycled food grade drums na may angle bars na frames para cheaper and uses less area since pwedeng patong2 lang.
Can we support this kind of ordinances and come up with practical solutions instead?
Mag-uunsubscribe sana ako pero naisip ko pag-usapan nlng muna natin. 🤣🤣🤣✌
I do agree with your given points. Dont get me wrong, personally ako gusto ko yan. pero kgaya ng sabi ko, MAS inclined ako na collective ang approach dito sa mga tight areas instead of individual based sa sitwasyon ng bawat area. ung cost madaling gawan ng paraan pero ung ibng factors na binanggit ko, yun ang mejo may challenge.
@@arkitekjon 👍👍. Agree. Please give us updates kung may other practical solutions na naapply or naformulate nyo. Thanks! 🍻
Arkitek kmusta? tama optional, ok sa mga mall or maybe sa condo pa.
Sensible idea! Thanks for sharing.
thank you😊
Nice topic po😊
Sir bukod sa mga bahay, malaking building na itayo.. Pwede po ba kayo mag CONTENT tungkol naman po sa mga kukuha nang building permit ex. Restaurant, tindahan, water reffiling station etc. At magkano singil nang mga archetic/engr. God bless po
hello, u can always ask for a Service Proposal or Quote sa isang Architect. then select who do you think will best suite for the work u have in mind🙂
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At sir kung yong blueprint po ba, kasama na ba yong magpirma na mga archetic, structural, electrical, plumbing, mechanical engr. At magkano na naman po kaya ang singil. God bless po.
Sir, pano po computation to determine the size of each chamber?
so you mean Architect na di pwede uimg from gutter we will just use drum
Dagdag gastos pa yan eh.. saka parking space na lang sana ng kahit 2 auto, saka hindi naman ganun kalakasan konsumo sa nawasa pag residential house lang naman.. hahahaha
korek.
Present po!
Thanks bro...God bless!
Sir good evening, mr. Arkitek Jon sir may itanong lang ako, kong ang bakod mo sa labas, may nakadeket na concrete na hagdanan pwede bayan, hindi ba yan basal. I Tony from Singapore
Hinde ba yan bawal
Arkitek Jon, nag TIP po pala kyo? ako din po QC.