highlights of panglao island tourism masterplan by palafox (part 2 of 4)
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PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
� proactive decision- and policy-making, and reactiveproblem solving (E. Serote)
� the making of an orderly sequence of actions leading to a goal (Peter Hall)
� the art and science of ordering and organizing the use of land (L. Keeble)
PLANNINGPLANNING
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
LAND USE PLANNINGLAND USE PLANNING
The rational and judicious approach
of allocating available land
resources to different land use
activities (i.e.: agricultural,
residential, commercial, etc.) and
for different functions consistent
with the overall development vision
or goal of a particular locality
-- CLUP Guidebook, Vol. 1., HLURB
The rational and judicious approach
of allocating available land
resources to different land use
activities (i.e.: agricultural,
residential, commercial, etc.) and
for different functions consistent
with the overall development vision
or goal of a particular locality
-- CLUP Guidebook, Vol. 1., HLURB
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
SUSTAINABLE PRACTICESSUSTAINABLE PRACTICES
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Development Principle:Development Principle:
�Green Urbanism
�Green Technology
�Green Sustainable
Development
�Green Energy
�Green Architecture
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green ArchitectureGreen Architecture
PERSPECTIVE NOT INCLUDING THE BALETE TREE IN DESIGN
PERSPECTIVE SHOWING LARGE BALETE TREE SPARED FROM CUTTING AND BEING INCLUDED IN OVERALL DESIGN
Manila Polo Club
Makati City, Philippines
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green ArchitectureGreen Architecture
Quezon City Museum
Quezon City, Philippines
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green ArchitectureGreen Architecture
Tzu Chi Public Schools
Bam, Iran
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Development Bank of the
Philippines Executive Building
Taguig, Philippines
Green ArchitectureGreen Architecture
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Public Open SpacesPublic Open Spaces
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Urban Agriculture and AgriUrban Agriculture and Agri--TourismTourism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
MixedMixed--Use and MultiUse and Multi--Use DevelopmentsUse Developments
The Rockwell Center
Makati City, Philippines
Old Rockwell Center Site
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
MixedMixed--Use and MultiUse and Multi--Use DevelopmentsUse Developments
Paseo del Rio
Cagayan de Oro, Philippines
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Existing Building Code New Urbanism
New UrbanismNew Urbanism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Existing Building Code
New
Urbanism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Existing Building Code New Urbanism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Existing Building Code New Urbanism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green Energy & TechnologiesGreen Energy & Technologies
Rain Water
Harvesting System
Solar Panels
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green Energy & TechnologiesGreen Energy & Technologies
Wind Turbines Photovoltaic Lamps
Green Walls & Green Roof
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
•World’s first zero carbon, zero
waste city in Abu Dhabi by NORMAN
FOSTER
•“GREEN CITY” in the desert
ZERO CARBON, ZERO ZERO CARBON, ZERO
WASTE CITYWASTE CITY
Masdar, Abu Dhabi
Green Sustainable DevelopmentGreen Sustainable Development
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Green Sustainable DevelopmentGreen Sustainable Development
Dong Tan Eco-City
•Designed to be the world’s first not only
an environmentally but also a “socially,
economically and culturally” sustainable
city.
•The site is over 50 square miles in size and
will be split between agricultural and urban
areas.
•The city relies on its own wind and solar
energy as well as organic farming
strategies.
•Public transportation will be entirely
emissions free. In many ways this is a
prototype for large-scale city planning
within a fully eco-friendly mindset.
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Triple Triple ““EE”” BottomlineBottomline
ApproachApproach
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
PrivatePrivate--Public PartnershipsPublic Partnerships
•Maximize the use of
government’s limited
resources
•Tap into private sector’s
business and technical
expertise
•Increase stakeholder
participation
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
The 2030 Challenge
GOAL: “zero net energy” buildings by year
2030
50% reduction in energy use for new building projects or major
renovation
The fossil fuel reduction standard for all new buildings shall be
increased to:
60% in 2010
70% in 2015
80% in 2020
90% in 2025
Carbon-neutral in 2030
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
GLOBAL TRENDS GLOBAL TRENDS AND AND
REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS REVOLUTIONARY IDEAS IN PLANNING IN PLANNING
AND ARCHITECTUREAND ARCHITECTURE
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Transit Transit
Oriented Oriented
DevelopmentsDevelopments
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Going Back Going Back
to Natureto Nature
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
EcoEco--TourismTourism
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
AgropolisAgropolis
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
AirportAirport--
Driven Resort Driven Resort
Island Island
DevelopmentDevelopment
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Examples of Tourism PlanningExamples of Tourism Planning
The Cases of Phuket, Bali and Maldives
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Bali, Indonesia Bali, Indonesia
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Bali, Indonesia Bali, Indonesia
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Phuket, Thailand Phuket, Thailand
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
Phuket, Thailand Phuket, Thailand
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
MaldivesMaldives
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENTOF BOHOL
MaldivesMaldives
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