Boracay Ocean Club
4-storey hotel building, Boracay Island, Aklan.
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The Project
Boracay Ocean Club is a 4-storey hotel building on Boracay Island, Aklan. Beachfront hospitality buildings of this scale demand MEPF systems that deliver uninterrupted guest comfort while operating within the island’s utility and environmental constraints.
The engagement covered the full MEPF design scope for the hotel: air conditioning and ventilation for guest rooms and public areas, electrical distribution and lighting, water supply and drainage, and fire protection systems for hotel occupancy.
Scope Delivered
Mechanical
Guest room air conditioning, fresh air and exhaust ventilation for public areas and back-of-house, and load calculations tuned to coastal tropical conditions.
Electrical
Power distribution and panel schedules, interior and exterior lighting, grounding and lightning protection appropriate for a beachfront structure.
Plumbing
Domestic water distribution with storage and pumping provisions, sanitary and wastewater systems, and storm drainage.
Fire Protection
Sprinkler and extinguisher coverage with standpipe provisions per hotel occupancy requirements.
Challenges & Considerations
Salt-laden coastal air accelerates corrosion of exposed equipment, island power supply demands standby planning, and Boracay’s post-rehabilitation environmental regime places wastewater handling under close scrutiny. Buildings of this type require corrosion-conscious equipment placement and specification, resilient water storage design, and drainage engineering that satisfies the island’s environmental compliance requirements.
Value Delivered
A complete hotel MEPF package engineered for guest comfort, regulatory compliance, and dependable operation in one of the country’s most environmentally supervised destinations.
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