Silya de zapato: developing furniture to transform street shoemaker workspace along san marcelino street, ermita, manila/
Bondoc, Alria Karyl C.
Silya de zapato: developing furniture to transform street shoemaker workspace along san marcelino street, ermita, manila/ Alria Karyl C. Bondoc, Christian Rosh L. Dela Rosa, Princess Aleja S. Morata, Ma. Theresa E. Tiongson, and Vergilio O. Villamor Jr..-- - Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. - xiv, 157pages: 29cm.
Bachelor's thesis
College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Street selling is a vital income source for shoemakers, who provide
guidance on styles, materials, and maintenance methods. In crowded cities like
Manila, shoemakers need a comfortable workspace. The Silya De Zapato project
proposes a multifunctional workspace for shoemakers, featuring a table for repairs,
cabinets for materials, and a chair with a comfortable seat. The furniture is
functional, sturdy, attractive, practical, and durable, with tables made of laminated
marine plywood and the main body made of standard plywood with a waterproof
coating.
The acceptability performance of the Silya De Zapato was evaluated
through a survey of one hundred (100) respondents: ten (10) cobblers, forty (40)
professionals, and fifty (50) students from the College of Architecture and Fine Arts
at TUP-M. Using the researcher’s designed instrument, the evaluation was
conducted, with the mean ratings comprising seven (7) criteria. Functionality goes
the highest weighted mean with 4.75 (Excellent) while the Overall Satisfaction got
a weighted mean of 4.62 (Excellent), Safety got a weighted mean of 4.57
(Excellent), The Aesthetic and Appearance got the weighted mean of 4.56
(Excellent), and Comfortability got a weighted mean of 4.51 (Very Satisfactory),
lastly the Durability got a weighted mean of 4.42 (Very Satisfactory). These
numbers and interpretations only mean that the Silya de Zapato is highly
acceptable, with an Overall Mean of 4.61, which was defined as Excellent.
Shoemakers
Street selling
Cobblers
BTH NC 997 / B66 2025
Silya de zapato: developing furniture to transform street shoemaker workspace along san marcelino street, ermita, manila/ Alria Karyl C. Bondoc, Christian Rosh L. Dela Rosa, Princess Aleja S. Morata, Ma. Theresa E. Tiongson, and Vergilio O. Villamor Jr..-- - Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. - xiv, 157pages: 29cm.
Bachelor's thesis
College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Includes bibliographic references and index.
Street selling is a vital income source for shoemakers, who provide
guidance on styles, materials, and maintenance methods. In crowded cities like
Manila, shoemakers need a comfortable workspace. The Silya De Zapato project
proposes a multifunctional workspace for shoemakers, featuring a table for repairs,
cabinets for materials, and a chair with a comfortable seat. The furniture is
functional, sturdy, attractive, practical, and durable, with tables made of laminated
marine plywood and the main body made of standard plywood with a waterproof
coating.
The acceptability performance of the Silya De Zapato was evaluated
through a survey of one hundred (100) respondents: ten (10) cobblers, forty (40)
professionals, and fifty (50) students from the College of Architecture and Fine Arts
at TUP-M. Using the researcher’s designed instrument, the evaluation was
conducted, with the mean ratings comprising seven (7) criteria. Functionality goes
the highest weighted mean with 4.75 (Excellent) while the Overall Satisfaction got
a weighted mean of 4.62 (Excellent), Safety got a weighted mean of 4.57
(Excellent), The Aesthetic and Appearance got the weighted mean of 4.56
(Excellent), and Comfortability got a weighted mean of 4.51 (Very Satisfactory),
lastly the Durability got a weighted mean of 4.42 (Very Satisfactory). These
numbers and interpretations only mean that the Silya de Zapato is highly
acceptable, with an Overall Mean of 4.61, which was defined as Excellent.
Shoemakers
Street selling
Cobblers
BTH NC 997 / B66 2025