Caber, Robert Nazarene <br/><br/>
CAFARTITION:  Decorative partition with innovative magnetic rotating lock and whiteboard panel/  
Robert Nazarene R. Caber, Alex L. Hornada, Enecito L. Orcullo, Lance Rovic D.C. Panopio, Lance Michael B. Roxas, and Kirk Floyd V. Umpacan .-- 
 - Manila:   Technological University of the Philippines,   2024. 
 - xiv, 141pages:  29cm.  
<br/><br/> Bachelor's thesis 
<br/><br/>College of Architecture and Fine Arts .-- 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographic references and index. 
<br/><br/> The Audio-Visual Room (AVR) of the College of Architecture and Fine<br/>Arts of the University is an essential learning space for it functions to cater to<br/>the community's needs both in curricular and co-curricular aspects. Faculty and<br/>student meetings, as well as workshops, seminars, and other learning-related<br/>events, are being held here making it multifunctional. However, due to the<br/>increasing number of students, the available space for the AVR is limited, and<br/>concerns have been raised about its availability.<br/>A research study entitled CAFARTITION aims to solve the problem of<br/>space utilization by designing and fabricating a partition that enhances the form,<br/>function, and aesthetic features of the CAFA-AVR. The panels are made of<br/>marine plywood, insulation foam, and formica. Innovative materials such as<br/>bevel gear, pinion gear, bearing, shaft, and slider roller are also used in the<br/>project. CAFARTITION is a feature that enables the user to divide and organize<br/>a shared space into two separate rooms, providing increased privacy and better<br/>utilization of the air conditioner's cooling capacity. With CAFARTITION, the<br/>panels can be quickly and easily folded or straightened to create a whiteboard<br/>for writing or a white screen for projection, maximizing the available space.<br/>Moreover, the design solution was evaluated based on its functionality,<br/>aesthetics, safety, durability, portability, workability, effectiveness, and space<br/>utilization to ensure the validity and reliability of the data used in the research<br/>instrument. After conducting the study, the researchers obtained an overall<br/>mean of 4.44 in CAFA AVR, which indicates that the project proposed by the<br/>proponents is "Acceptable". 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Graphics technology<br/>Furniture and fixture<br/>Mechanical drafting technology <br/>Multi-purpose rooms