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Brgy. Paligsahan is located in District 4 of Quezon City. It has an area of 0.557 square kilometers and a population of 5,611 based on the latest census. The barangay has three zoning designations: C-2 for major commercial areas, R-2 for medium density residential, and institutional. Some landmarks include a statue of Ninoy Aquino and St. Paul the Apostle Parish. Major paths that run through the barangay are Quezon Avenue, Don A Roces Avenue, and Mother Ignacia Avenue.
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- 1. BRGY. PALIGSAHAN, Quezon City PATHS NODES LANDMARKS DISTRICTS Brgy. Paligshan is located in District 4 of Quezon City. It's total area is 0.557 square kilometer or 55.7 hectares. It has a population of 5, 611 according to the latest census. In the Quezon City CLUP zoning , Brgy. Paligsahan has 3 major zones namely: C-2 (Major Commercial Zone), R-2 (Medium Density Residential Sub Zone) and Institutional zone. - something identifiable and associative of a place. A Ninoy Aquino statue built on the fringes of Brgy. Paligsahan is one of the prominent examples, another is the St. Paul the Apostle Parish. - these are junctions, where the paths or streets meet and because of this, nodes are usually packed with activity. In this barangay there is an excellent converging point and it became the park. This is where the Barangay Hall and Health Center is also located. these are distinct character of a street that usually associated with what it has to offer. Example is the commer- cial district along Mother Ignacia Street or the quiet residential community along Sct. Lozano Street. - these streets or walkways where a city-dweller moves.the major path of Brgy. Paligsahan is the bounding Quezon Avenue, Don A Roces Avenue and the Mother Ignacia Avenue. EDGESBrgy. Paligsahan has no natural edges (no creeks), the boundaries are instead set on streets. GROUP MEMBERS: ALOYON, B. Nicole | CASTILLO, Wendy Nicole | CHING, Rachelle | PALLERA, Noriel PLANNING 2 | TTH 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM | Arch. Agustin Servidad Jr. BRGY. PALIGSAHAN, Quezon City slideshare.net/nicolekoala slideshare.net/nicolekoala