THE IMPORTANCE OF GREEN ARCHITECTURE IN MUSEUMS

Green architecture is an architectural style in which the architect/designer is considering what is good for the building structure, environment, users, as well as the persons who are near the building. It basically reduces / minimizes the harmful effects, toxics that’s coming from the building constructions to human health. By choosing and replacing the standard materials to eco-friendly, and recyclable building materials, can easily help lessen the pollution and chemicals that can accumulate and spread…
Architect needs to know when designing a hotel through 6 simple steps.

Architect needs to know when designing a hotel through 6 simple steps.

Hotels create a continuous narrative of a ‘story,' evoking emotions in visitors that characterize their stay. They are no longer regarded one-dimensional places to stay, but rather locations that allow guests to connect with the culture of the region they are visiting, to explore new fields of knowledge, to feel, relax, and even self-reflect via new experiences. STEP 1 : The importance of storytelling through a dynamic Hotel Concept Hotel Guest Lounge The new approach…
Islamic Architecture in the Philippines

Islamic Architecture in the Philippines

The Philippines is composed of diverse culture. One of it is the Islamic culture that could be said as one of the pioneers in the making of the Philippine culture. Architecturally, Islamic architecture in the Philippines is dominantly present in Mosques only. Islamic architecture in residentials is seldomly seen. This residential house was designed to accommodate a Muslim family. Exterior Perspective This residential house incorporated arches in design which screams Islamic. Arches are one of…
The Bobby Mañosa Trademark: Architecture with Filipino Roots

The Bobby Mañosa Trademark: Architecture with Filipino Roots

“Architecture must be true to itself, its land, and its people.” This was famously quoted by the late Architect Francisco Mañosa, or Bobby, as often called. He always had the vision of aiming to identify and highlight the architectural design that best represents authentic Filipino culture. But the image of Philippine architecture tends to be described as a style mixed with colonial influences, given the history of the country. Being able to identify the distinctiveness…
Modern Bungalow: Small Home, Big Dream

Modern Bungalow: Small Home, Big Dream

A modest simple house is ideal for a small family if you have ever dreamed of owning a home. Although the modern home is small, it is not in any way inadequate. So, here are some distinguishing characteristics of the modern bungalow that may appeal to you. Modern Style People nowadays are more likely to choose a household with a modern design. Who wouldn't, right? This style has a clean and attractive appearance, thanks to…
Living in a Modern Mediterranean style

Living in a Modern Mediterranean style

Mediterranean homes, which are a mix of Spanish and Italian architecture, are prevalent in warm-weather locations such as California and Florida, which also have Spanish influences. For someone who enjoys modest, yet elegant spaces, a Mediterranean home is a dream come true. Mediterranean Revival houses are distinct in that they incorporate elements from a variety of cultures found in the area. The most common languages are Italian and Spanish. Modern Mediterranean architecture can be influenced…
The Humble Home of a Modern Asian Zen Bungalow

The Humble Home of a Modern Asian Zen Bungalow

The term "Zen" comes from Japanese Zen Buddhism, which was acquired from China. It is a way of life that is defined by the art of seeing into one's own nature. Simply put, Zen refers to the Buddhist meditation practiced in Japan. Making it into an architectural style is a fantastic match for someone's ideal home. The minimalist concept is embodied in Zen design, which makes use of natural materials, light and space patterns, and…
Contemporary in 21st Century

Contemporary in 21st Century

In the twenty-first century, contemporary architecture refers to the design, landscape, and architectural aspects that are now in use. It incorporates all the most recent advancements and trends, as well as deliberate updates and adjustments to architectural aspects from previous eras. The term "contemporary" refers to items that are part of the current era. When looking at contemporary residential architecture, you'll find that many of the same features are employed in homes all around the…
The City Cabin: Modern Chalet Bungalow House

The City Cabin: Modern Chalet Bungalow House

The chalet house type basically refers to any small dwellings or the timber houses in the mountains. It originated from the cabins that are usually found in places like Switzerland, the Bavarian Alps, Tirol, and the French Alps. Mostly, this type is only used as vacation houses. To put it simply, the chalet type is a wood-framed house or cottage with known characteristics such as strong, gently sloping roof and wide front borders positioned at…
WHY BRUTALIST AS A CHAPEL?

WHY BRUTALIST AS A CHAPEL?

The idea is to give a new approach to the chapel and to its people. Giving it a very minimalist solemn vibe in the chapel. Lights and shadows imitate the inside of the building. View from the mezzanine floor Aside from this it was inspired from tadao ando church of light wherein it was made of pure concrete and light coming from the sun entering the building that gives its unique balance of raw concrete…