EDESIGN Jeboy Airport Terminal
EDESIGN Jeboy Airport Terminal
A 2500 hectare airport complex, to be developed in Clark, Pampanga, will be one of the biggest in Asia. It was
designated by the Philippine government as the future premier gateway site of the country. It has two 3.2 kilometer
parallel runways that can easily accommodate the new generation of large and wide bodied aircrafts.
At present, the airport facilitates cargo operations and commercial Southeast Asian flights, but it is projected to be
the country’s main international gateway for all forms of commercial aviation in the future. There are ambitious
plans to construct a new passenger terminal much bigger and more technologically advanced than its
counterparts in Asia.
Flights mounted in its present terminal are mostly by LCC (Low Cost Carrier) Airlines that has increased yearly.
The successful operations of budget airlines flying regularly to Clark provide passengers an opportunity to travel to
various prime destinations in Asia. The plan is to expand and modernize the existing passenger terminal and turn
it into a terminal for low cost airlines making it the third such terminal in Asia after KL International Airport and
Singapore Changi Airport.
With the increasing number of flights and growing airport operations, the existing terminal is ready to be
expanded, renovated and modernized, turning it to the new DMIA LCC Passenger Terminal. The design should
respond to the influx of international flights mounted by the LCCs as well as to be responsive to the masterplan
and overall context of the DMIA development.
The parcel of lot allocated for the new DMIA-LCC Passenger Terminal is the 1.5 hectares land that measures 150
meters by 100 meters, the long side facing east and the terminal apron. The site is accessed via a 25 meter
RROW. The space may or may not include the front driveway and the connectors. The total building development
shall conform with the standards of PD 1096 and other local codes.
10. How many parking slots are the minimum requirements of the project?
a. 100 b. 90 c. 60 d. 50
11. How much is the minimum passenger loading space in this project?
13. All are considered as an essential structural consideration for an Airport project, except;
a) Impact Load
b) Wind Load
c) Dynamic Load
d) Load Schedule
15. What is the best location of the parking area for this project?
c. on the east side of the building d. away from the terminal connected by a tram
16. What is most important treatment for the foreground of the terminal?
a. driveway and curb design b. signage and flagpole
c. with vertical sun shading devices d, with concrete pilotis and tall low-e glazing
18. What is buildable ratio of slope at the cross section of approach-departure zones?
19. What is the minimum distance of the face of the building to the runway if we apply the BHL of the project and
the clear zones of approach departure for runways?
20. In terms of material production, which of the following flooring materials is considered to have the lowest
carbon footprint for this project?
a. China Granite b. ceramic tiles c. terrazzo flooring d. epoxy painted concrete floor
21. Considering green building principles, which of the following will have great immediate impact on the
maintenance of the building?
22. Which of the terminal curb area entails more through lanes to avoid traffic congestion?
23. Which of the Following spaces does not belong to the group?
24. What is the standard color of the demarcation lines on car parking?
25. For the Runway and Pavements with Cracks caused by Dynamic Vehicular Activities, which among the
choices is considered an acceptable solution?
a) Structural Retrofitting
b) Application of Epoxy Resin Injection
c) Installation of Cold Joints
d) Rebound Hammer Testing