Cafavilion: a study and leisure space for cafa students/ Aaron A. Caslib, Jaztine M. Delina, Auvrey C. Fullon, Evangeline P. Galas, Ghersell Anne P. Gomez, Patrick Joseph A. Juanillo, Adrian G. Luteria, Desiree R. Mercado, Kiervy B. Miradora, Divine Orquiza, Joshua M. Paran, Angela O. San Esteban, Vincent S. Sanoria, Keanna Ashtrid T. Santos, Cesar B. Torres Jr., and Ma. Florence M. Vinta.--

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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.Description: xiv, 182pages: 29cmContent type:

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Dissertation note: College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.-- Bachelor in graphics technology major in architecture technology: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: Students often face overwhelming challenges and stress while balancing their academic, extracurricular, and personal duties. With this, students actively seek solace in resting spaces to unwind and cultivate moments of enjoyment. With this, the researchers came up with a study and project that would provide additional study and leisure spots for students by constructing a small pavilion within the area of the College of Architecture and Fine Arts. The researchers used survey questionnaires and a purposive sampling method to determine and analyze the sample size of the target users assessing the project based on the following quality standards: functionality, durability, safety, comfort, workability, economy, and aesthetics. A total of one hundred and ten (110) respondents participated in the evaluation of the project, consisting of six (6) professionals, seventy-four (74) CAFA students, and thirty (30) CIE students, all from the Technological University of the Philippines - Manila. The result of the survey shows that the project’s functionality is Very Highly Acceptable with an average weighted mean of 4.64, durability garnered 4.50 and is Highly Acceptable, safety and comfort garnered 4.57 and is Very Highly Acceptable, workability garnered 4.85 and is Very Highly Acceptable, economy garnered 4.38 and is Highly Acceptable, and aesthetics garnered 4.65 and is Very Highly Acceptable. Overall, the level of acceptability of the CAFAVILION resulted in a weighted mean of 4.55 and rated as Very Highly Acceptable. In conclusion, CAFAVILION has met its main objectives and proved that this project is a functional and accessible spot for students to take breaks and meet their academic needs.

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Bachelor's thesis

College Of Architecture and Fine Arts.--
Bachelor in graphics technology major in architecture technology: Technological University of the Philippines,
2025.

Includes bibliographic references and index.

Students often face overwhelming challenges and stress while balancing
their academic, extracurricular, and personal duties. With this, students actively
seek solace in resting spaces to unwind and cultivate moments of enjoyment. With
this, the researchers came up with a study and project that would provide
additional study and leisure spots for students by constructing a small pavilion
within the area of the College of Architecture and Fine Arts. The researchers used
survey questionnaires and a purposive sampling method to determine and analyze
the sample size of the target users assessing the project based on the following
quality standards: functionality, durability, safety, comfort, workability, economy,
and aesthetics. A total of one hundred and ten (110) respondents participated in
the evaluation of the project, consisting of six (6) professionals, seventy-four (74)
CAFA students, and thirty (30) CIE students, all from the Technological University
of the Philippines - Manila. The result of the survey shows that the project’s
functionality is Very Highly Acceptable with an average weighted mean of 4.64,
durability garnered 4.50 and is Highly Acceptable, safety and comfort garnered
4.57 and is Very Highly Acceptable, workability garnered 4.85 and is Very Highly
Acceptable, economy garnered 4.38 and is Highly Acceptable, and aesthetics
garnered 4.65 and is Very Highly Acceptable. Overall, the level of acceptability of
the CAFAVILION resulted in a weighted mean of 4.55 and rated as Very Highly
Acceptable. In conclusion, CAFAVILION has met its main objectives and proved
that this project is a functional and accessible spot for students to take breaks and
meet their academic needs.

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