A Security Kiosk at TUP-M Lobby Incorporating Garlic Peel-Based Composite Component Abalarao, Psalm M. creator Author Bondoc, Leynard Jane T. Author Cuello, Ericka Paula Author Espares, Sean Samuel D. Author Ramos, Justine Joy C. Author Segurigan, John Dave L. Author text Manila Technological University of the Philippines 2026 monographic eng

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xiii, 185 pages: 29cm. The study “Aglioreza: A Security Kiosk at TUP-M Lobby Incorporating Bio--composite Components from Garlic Peels” explores the use of eco-friendly materials in creating a functional security kiosk for the TUP-Manila lobby. It focuses on turning garlic peels—normally agricultural waste—into bio--composite panels by combining them with resin for use in furnishing and structural applications. Using an experimental-developmental approach, the research covers material formulation, fabrication, and mechanical testing, while the design process considers ergonomics, user convenience, security needs, and visual harmony with the campus environment. Through the survey, the developed product was able to achieve a weighted mean of 4.81, which is classified as ‘Excellent’ through our modified rating based on the Likert scale. Overall, Aglioreza demonstrates how bio-based materials can be applied to real-world industrial design and encourages further exploration of locally sourced agricultural byproducts. Leynard Jane T. Bondoc, Ericka Paula Cuello, Sean Samuel D. Espares, Justine Joy C. Ramos, and John Dave L. Segurigan..- Bachelor's Thesis College of Architecture and Fine Arts..- Bachelor in Graphics Technology Major in Industrial Design: Technological University of the Philippines, 2026. Includes bibliographic references and index. Industrial Design Security Kiosk Bio--composite panels BTH NK 1510 A23 2026 260616 20260616114920.0 English