THIS STUDY SHOWS HOW THE USE OF THE SOCIO ECOLOGICAL DESIGN APPROACH WAS EFFECTED IN IDENTIFYING NUMEROUSLY FEASIBLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE REDEFINING THE MARINA BAY WALKS. EACH PARTICIPANT IS IMPORTANT IN CONTRIBUTING TO THE OVER ALL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT AND THE PROJECT CANNOT BE REALIZE WITHOUT THE ENVOLVEMENT OF ALL THE RESIDENTS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. THE VARIOUS SITE IMPROVEMENT TO THE BAYWALK RESPOND TO THE DESIGN GUIDELINES DEVELOPED FOR THE PROJECT AND RESOLVE THE PROBLEM BY THE SITE. AT THE SAME TIME, THE PROJECT RESULTED IN THE SUPPORT OF SUSTAINABLE, EQUITABLE, AND HEALTHY HUMAN COMMUNITIES BY INCORPORATING BENEFITS PROVIDED BY LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS AND UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL NEEDS IN THAT PLACE .

1. BAYOG, JESSA A
HOSENILLA, JESSIE
MONTANO, RHEY-R
SORIANO, MARICAR
TAMBA, FERIELLE

2. ABSTRACT
THIS STUDY SHOWS HOW THE USE OF THE SOCIO ECOLOGICAL DESIGN APPROACH WAS
EFFECTED IN IDENTIFYING NUMEROUSLY FEASIBLE AND COST-EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES FOR THE
REDEFINING THE MARINA BAY WALKS. EACH PARTICIPANT IS IMPORTANT IN CONTRIBUTING TO
THE OVER ALL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROJECT AND THE PROJECT CANNOT BE REALIZE
WITHOUT THE ENVOLVEMENT OF ALL THE RESIDENTS AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS. THE
VARIOUS SITE IMPROVEMENT TO THE BAYWALK RESPOND TO THE DESIGN GUIDELINES
DEVELOPED FOR THE PROJECT AND RESOLVE THE PROBLEM BY THE SITE. AT THE SAME TIME,
THE PROJECT RESULTED IN THE SUPPORT OF SUSTAINABLE, EQUITABLE, AND HEALTHY HUMAN
COMMUNITIES BY INCORPORATING BENEFITS PROVIDED BY LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS AND
UNDERSTANDING THE SOCIAL NEEDS IN THAT PLACE .

3. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES:
GENERAL OBJECTIVE:
• TO REDEVELOP AND REDEFINE THE LACKLUSTER MARINA BAYWALK
ESPLANADE PROJECT INTO VIBRANT, INVITING AND SUSTAINABLE
COMMUNITY SPACE
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE:
A. TO PROVIDE A DESIGN SULOTION FOR THE EXISTING ESPLANADE
PROJECT BY CREATING A SIMPLE COST-EFFECTIVE WASTE SOLUTION
THAT DEAL WITH THE DISCHARGE OF WASTE FROM THE DRAINAGE
SYSTEM INTO THHE COAST.
B. TO REDEVELOP THE EXISTING ELEMENTS OF ESPLANADE.

4. Sustainable Waterfront Development—A Case Study of Bahary in
Alexandria, Egypt
Fig. Map showing the study area.
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

5. PROBLEMS
• Problems related to Access
and Linkages
• Problems related to Uses and
Activities
• Problems Related to Comfort
and Image
• Problems Related to
Sociability
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Access and linkages
recommendations
• Uses and activities
recommendations
• Comfort and image
recommendations
• Sociability recommendations
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

6. COMMUNITY PROFILE
• PHYSICAL INFORMATION:
• LAND AREA: 13.833 HECTARES
• COMMUNITY CLASSIFICATION: URBAN
• LAND CLASSIFICATION: COASTAL
• MAJOR ECONOMIC SOURCE: FISHING, DRIVING, VENDING

8. Preliminary Site Investigation and Analysis
a. SUN PATH b. WIND DIRECTION
N
c. NOISE
d. ODOR e. THUNDER STORMS f. SEA LEVEL

9. Evaluation of Existing Structures
ESPLANADE
DRAINAGE TYANGE
SJ FEEDER PORT

10. Problem / Conflict Identification

11. Solution Approach:

12. Design Approach
• Social-ecological design
approach aims to create site
developments that enhance the
potential of a place to support
sustainable, equitable, and
healthy human communities by
incorporating benefits provided
by local ecosystems, and
understanding the social needs
in that place.

15. DESIGNED STRUCTURES