AN1MO Hospital

The AN1MO Hospital is asking for donations for the following items below.

For any inquiries, feel free to message this page or email us at [email protected]

The team behind AN1MO hospital

Thank you very much for your time.

Hello Fellow Alumni and Friends

Several weeks ago, our De La Salle Alumni Association - College of Engineering Chapter (DLSAA-COE) Board had this wild idea of putting up a makeshift hospital to augment the capacities of existing hospitals. This project was brought about by our desire to help the community in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic knowing that this battle will be a long one.

At the start, we contacted AnimoSibil, our civil engineering alumni group if they are willing to help us in the project conceptualization. After several days of brainstorming, Jason Ongpeng of AnimoSibil, also one of our CE faculty member, agreed to spearhead the design and its parameters. With the help of family, friends, and fellow alumni, we were able to gather volunteers from various fields, i.e., architects, design and structural engineers, doctors and former DOH officials, quantity surveyors, mechanical, sanitation engineers and others including graphic artists and animation practitioners.

Given the tall order of the project and the limited time of our volunteers, we were lucky to complete the conceptual design and plans for the makeshift hospitals.

Aside from possibly doing a pilot site, our main intention is to provide the design and plans of our makeshift hospitals to interested parties provided DLSAA-COE and AnimoSibil is acknowledged. This can be hospitals, government agencies, LGUSs, civic organizations and NGOS who are involved in similar projects. Supervision and coordination can be facilitated by us, if necessary.

We have received queries from DPWH for a possible collaboration and use of our design should this pass their design and construction time criteria. As of now, this is the best option for us given their ability to procure materials under the Bayanihan Law. Moreover, the Lung Center of the Philippines, given their ever increasing cases of mild to severe Covid-19 patients, has requested us for possible assistance in putting up a field hospital at their parking lot.

In view of the foregoing, we will be releasing teaser/materials of our project to the general public. We have created this FB page, wherein you can view the project updates.

It is also my request to everyone, to spread the word around by forwarding our teaser/materials to your family, friends, colleagues, organizations who may be able to help.

By the way, we do accept donations in cash or in kind.

Thank you for your usual support.

Noel V, Tanglao
COE Chapter

AN1MO Hospital

Building performance and its construction

AN1MO hospital having key essential features

Modular
Scalable
Augmented
Systematic
Durable
Easy to disinfect
DOH guidelines compliant
Energy efficient
Sustainable

For more information, contact us through:

email: [email protected]

Noel Tanglao
([email protected] / 0917-5676635)

Mylene Co
([email protected] / 0917-5377888)

Jason Ongpeng
([email protected])

AN1MO (AN Innovative Makeshift Offisite) Hospital uses PPVC (Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction) which is a quick and sustainable way of building structures. It uses materials such as container vans, light gauge steel sections, and insulated sandwich panels with 18 isolation/intensive care unit rooms having own toilet.

AN Innovative Makeshift Offsite (AN1MO) Hospital is an initiative of the De La Salle Alumni Association College of Engineering Chapter (DLSAA-COE) and De La Salle University Civil Engineering Alumni (Animosibil) which aims to provide makeshift hospitals with PPVC (Prefabricated Prefinished Volumetric Construction) using container vans and light gauge steel. Construction using PPVC is a quick and sustainable way to build makeshift hospitals through the application of volumetric modules. Through this, the goal of providing healthcare facilities and services to those in need during times of crisis can be achieved.

Noel Tanglao ([email protected] / 0917-5676635)
Mylene Co ([email protected] / 0917-5377888)
Jason Ongpeng ([email protected] / (02)85244611 local 226)

Deposit/bank transfer:
Bank Account Name: De La Salle Alumni Association, Inc.
Bank Name: Metrobank Taft Avenue-La Salle (Savings Account)
Bank Account Number: 742-3-71992006-4

Branch Account Name: De La Salle Alumni Association, Inc.
Bank Name: BDO Current Account Taft Vito Cruz
Bank Account Number: 4588-01235-0

Bank Account Name: De La Salle Alumni Association, Inc.
Bank Name: Unionbank Account Taft Branch
Bank Account Number: 00-245-000412-4

*To send deposit slip or bank transfer slip to [email protected]

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