The Rehabilitation Project of Pasig River | BluPrint Notes from the Architect
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- In this episode of Notes from the Architect, we explore the Pasig River Rehabilitation Project with William Ti of WTA Architects and Paolo Alcazaren of PGAA Creative Design.
This ambitious project aims to revitalize the river's ecosystem and create accessible green spaces in Manila. A key feature is the unimpeded pedestrian and cycling lane connecting cities along the river, promoting community engagement and providing open spaces for everyone.
Learn how this visionary project is shaping a more sustainable and livable future for the city.
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BRAVO!!! I hope you redevelop the whole riverside of pasig river... imagine riding a bike from manila to makati while enjoying the riverside scenery
Truly a most laudable and noteworthy Project with long term value and sustainability. We pray, that the full 50km total promenade and development will come into fruition in due time. This Project truly benefit people from all walks of life!
As a Filipino American watching from the US it is gratifying to see the beautification of the country especially Manila where most visitors will have the first impression. And of course, it's nice for the local people to see this so that they can use it and be proud of it. (I wanted to add how much I appreciate the architects speaking in English since I don't understand Tagalog).
you're not here in the Philippines, kung makikita mo sa malapit, hinde po maayos ang finishing ng project. Pwede na in my opinion but not at par with Singapore and Korean standards. Compare nyo pa sa Europe eh hinde po aabot doon, apurahan kasi ang pag-gawa ng project. It needs a good eye to see ,, kelangan meticulous ang architects nito. Pero mukhang mediocre ang contractor na gumagawa...Please don't rush the finishing. Wag din sana tipid sa materials....It only looks good in the night, pag meron lights. But in the day you can see the flaws...mababa pa rin ang standard. Paki taas natin ang standard natin, please inspect it well architects...for me passing rate lang eto sa Architect. I will give it 8 out of 10.
@@teriyaki007
Hindi panga tapos, mediocre na agad 😂. Phase 1 palang yan at hindi pa decorated dahil wala pa yung mga halaman at pavilion.
Nakita ko ang concept ng Architects nato at kahit yung species ng halaman, detalyado na nila. Diyan lang sa intramuros ang colonial architecture dahil sa bandang dulo halos steel at glass na ang magiging building materials.
@@teriyaki007 iba na ang pinas 20yrs after.wala ng evil na uupo para sirain ang pinas - prediction, vision , tarot reading.yung mga rebels na npa mawawala yan dahil sa kalaunan wala ng suporta galing sa ccp.tapos abangan mo kung baguhin ang constitution at palitan ang pangalan na philippines.
Very sad that you didn't learn the language of your own 😢
@@teriyaki007why negative comment, funded yan ng private sector, walang pera ng gobyerno ang ginamit. Maging thankful ka na lang sana na may project na Ganyan ang PBBM administration na hindi ginawa ng mga previous administrations.
nung makita ko ang Han River s SK, it was the most unforgettable experience i had with my Korean friend, we biked along 1 side of the river and took breaks on some of the shops near the iconic 63-Building…inimagine ko n sana ang Pasig maging gaya din nun…and now they are starting it😮
I really hope they could bring back the original design of the Jones bridge as it was very iconic.
MARAMING SALAMAT SA MGA NAG DESIGNS, PLANS AT SA PAGPAPAGANDA NG PASIG RIVER SA LAHAT NG INVOLVES SA PROJECTS KUDOS AT MABUHAY SA INYO LAHAT AT SA ATING MGA KABABAYAN PAKI USAP ALAGAAN AT WAG PO NATEN DUMIHAN .=]
I've been to Malaca, Malaysia and I rode the ferry tour at night, and it was beautiful. Pasig river has a lot of potential to be a tourist attraction with boat ride in the future. Hopefully, Filipino's will take care to maintain the developed areas, so we don't waste funds to maintain this while other areas are being developed.
May this project not only revitalize the grandeur of Pasig River but also teach us Filipinos on how to treasure and respect our bodies of waters like rivers like our ancestors used to.
Watching from overseas...
What ever you guys are doing, your doing an excellent job.
I love what I see. That place is now in mine and my families bucket list.
River is LIFE..thanks to all who visioned, envisioned, and make it real ..kudos to Sir Paolo Alcazaren..his experience is badly needed for such a forgotten void in urban planning...
Mabuhay po kayo.
1. Maglaan ng common areas para sa mga ambulant vendors. Mahaba ang esplanade kaya dapat na hindi lang isa ang common area.
2. Gawin silang Kooperatiba. Pautangin ng sapat na puhunan, bigyan ng mga gamit na maayos;
3. Bigyan ng uniporme.
4. Sanayin sa ligtas na preparasyon ng pagkain, storage at disposal at kalinisan.
5.Sanayin sa costumer relations.
6. Sanayin sa financial literacy.
7. Sanayin na kumuha ng supplies na magkakasama o bultuhan sa mga reliable na suppliers.
8. Ipagbawal na gawing bahay ang mga shops.
9. Obligahin na magbayad ng renta, lisensiya at tamang buwis para may pang-maintain lugar.
The same team that did Iloilo River Esplanade. At Iloilo Esplanade, eating is stirctly prohibited to maintain its cleanliness. There are restos in some areas along the Esplanade but dining is confined in there. No ambulant vendors E1 and E2 are strictly for walking, the rest biking is allowed.
@@marciana217 What I mean is, yung mga ambulant vendors, bigyan na sila ng permanent stalls sa mga common dining areas o mga food courts para hindi na sila gumagala o naghahanap ng lugar everyday..
@@rainieresguerra6519
Makikita mo sa page ng WTA yung masterplan nila.
Magtatayo sila ng floating markets sa Binondo side tapos may parang market na Escolta Commercial Area ang tawag. Kahit yung planong pedestrian bridge, may 12 stalls sa gitna ng tulay.
kalat. kalat at kalat.
Finally! For far too long, we have focused too much on building roads for cars and buildings for businesses, it's time to create infrastructure for all Filipinos, whether they be rich or poor. Here's to more accessible people-centric infrastructure!
Congratulations to both of you! 🎉❤ I like the message of this project, to turn the negative perception of the Pasig River into a Filipino pride. Keep on! We are cheering for the success of this very promising development. Salamat po ng marami!🤗👍🙏🥳
Dapat talaga pinagbawal ang magtayo ng gusali within and around the river, para less pollution, and more park for entertainment
At this time, the PAREX (pasig river expressway) project is back on track. I hope people speak out and the government and backers of this #PAREX realize that this is not a good investment. What's good is building the proper river infrastructure, not covering the river with another skyway, that will have thousands of cars pollute the area further.
I just wished there had been a law prohibiting any residential, commercial, or industrial structure/building within 50meters on both sides of the river except for ferry stations. It should be exclusive for park and recreation
Hoping to have a miracle in pasig river
Sana maalis rin ung mga informal settlers ang chaka kasi ung mga iskinita. Lets be honest dun pumupugad ang mga halang ang bituka sa manila
Sa mga Pilipino na puro negative ang comment sa Pasig Bigyang Buhay Muli project ni First Lady, maging thankful na lang tayo sa magandang project na Ito. It is funded by the private sector at walang ginastos ang gobyerno. Madaming nagdaang presidente pero ang PBBM admin ang nag-initiate ng ganito project so dapat magpasalamat na lang tayo at huwag puro nega. Remember, it is funded by the PRIVATE sector.
True. ❤
It's nice to see, but need to guard all with security and cctv
25 km of esplanade. Lakas maka first world.... sana ma achieve...
Anong first world? paarte ka pang sinasabi. Maganda ang salita para sa proyekto na ito.
@@blazingfire_0712 May pinagdadaanan kaba? o vv kalang? 😄
they should start where the river starts.
i think it will be a profitable endeavor if the city beautiful concept of the burnham plan of manila is implemented. buildings in any of the architectural styles pre-1930s should be the norm for government-built buildings, such as the bureau of immigration, or any of the proposed social housing projects (paris is an excellent example of 7-story housing). the aerial shots show a lot of potential roof space for the installation of solar panels that can be used to power a centralized industrial air conditioning unit in the post office area that can distribute chilled medium to other areas. i hope the river esplanade of manila becomes as successful as chicago, new york, and paris, with recreational water craft, and small boats and kayaks or sail boats or power boats freely navigating the river. put a multi-barrier floating lock for navigation at the upstream source near laguna lake and put skimmers there operating non-stop. use the hyacinths as cellulose feed for paper. dredging should be non-stop and seed the river with clams and oysters along the whole length to improve water quality very quickly
All good points. It took about 30 years for New York to fully clean up the Hudson River. It will take time but with the right political will and with the people's help it can be done. But there needs to be an attitude change in the mind of the people in how they handle their trash or how they use the storm drains.
@@Errr717 bloomberg did it best. when the mayor of the city builds things to make it more beautiful and maintaining it to be orderly and beautiful, it becomes a self-fulfilling and self-multiplying good
Keep it up
baguss videonyaa
This far, the esplanade do not have bike lanes as promised to the commuter on bike. As a biker, we need efficent lanes to bike as fast and efficient possible. This esplanade are not for bikers at all. But maybe the roads next to it, a bike lanes will be built there, i think thats appropriate.
Lagyan narin sana Ng mga isda Yan para pag malinis na totally eh puede Ng mamingwit Ng isda
wag sana tong masira due to parex. we need more open and green spaces
How can you deal with the water hyacinths and trash flowing from the esteros and tributaries?
Is it possible to plant BAKHAW in pasig River???
Maglagay ng multi-story parking sa mga strategic na lugar.
maganda na ang river banks ng Pasig, pero mas maganda kung yung tubig ng pasig is super clean na yung walang nalutang na water lily/trash. still polluted pa din ang pasig. =(. hoping malinis yung mga tributaries ng pasig na polluted at laguna de bay. hoping.
Si sir Paolo Alcazaren po ba ang may gawa po ba ng Las Casas Bataan at Rehabilitation ng old Binondo Bridge?
Yes
YES TO PARES, NO TO PAREX.
meron ba flood control samay pasig river? i mean what if tumaas level ng tubig
Meron.
There are hardly any sitting amenities. People are siting on balusters.
Lake of Bay or Bay Lake, not Laguna Lake.
Will PAREX simply wipe this beautiful project off the board?
fuck PAREX, all my homies hate PAREX
Aesthetics is good but not enough function.
#NoToParex
Good plans however the execution is a rush...from what i can see it is not well finished especially the concrete finishing...wag nyo apurahin because of your inauguration deadline....even the painting is rushed....why don't you ask to move the deadline, or add more construction worker to finish the project well. Malayong malayo sa finishing if you compare it with those in Korea... makikita nyo na dun halos puro marble finishing ang kanilang mga projects, dito sa pinas meron din taya sa Romblon ng magagandang marlbes, kung kulang sa budget tapos apurahan pa, hindi yan excellent na matatawag....pwede na pero not to the highest standard, in my humble opinion, malayo sa Europe even sa Singapore or Korean standard.
Inaapurahan nila kasi maaring sa susunod na administrasyon at hindi pa ito tapos maaring itigil ito at ang mangyayari di na matapos ang buong 50kms nang project. Sa tingin ko yung mga dapat ayusin o lalo pang pagandahin ay gagawin pag natapos dahil ang pinaka importante ay magawa na ang buong walkway.
Pls note na ang Pasig Bigyang Buhay Muli project is funded by the private sector at 18 billion lang ang funds na gagamitin dyan. So maging thankful tayo sa PBBM admin na naghanap ng donation para magkaroon ng pondo ang project.Let’s wait for the completed project kung ano ang final look nito bago tayo magbigay ng negative comment. The fact na walang ginamit na pera ng gobyerno, ay maging thankful na lang tayo.
I'm sorry but creating public spaces should be the least of your priorities.This is like the dolomite beach. All for looks but not for cleaning Manila Bay. The #1 priority should be restoring water quality. It has been centuries now and we still haven't done anything about the water itself.
Idk if you're dumb or what but cleaning the river itself is not a job of an architect or urban planner.