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: January 27, 2025 : Filipina Architect : 0

Three Major Lightweight Concrete Panel Suppliers in the Philippines

Looking for lightweight concrete panels in the Philippines? Discover the top three major suppliers offering high-quality, cost-effective solutions for residential, commercial, and industrial construction projects. In the ever-evolving world of construction, the demand for materials that are both efficient and sustainable has led to significant advancements. One such innovation is the development of lightweight concrete panels, a product that combines the strength and durability of traditional concrete with the benefits…

: January 22, 2025 : Filipina Architect : 0

Modern Architectural Elegance: A Stunning Contemporary Home

The exterior of this home seamlessly blends various materials to create a visually appealing facade. Warm wooden panels, textured stone, and expansive glass windows come together to form a sophisticated yet inviting look. Each material serves a purpose—not just for aesthetics but also for durability and energy efficiency.

: January 22, 2025 : Filipina Architect : 0

Five Architecture Podcasts Every Architect Should Listen To

Architecture is ever-evolving, and staying informed on the latest trends and ideas is essential for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Podcasts provide an accessible and engaging way to gain insights while on the go. Whether you’re an aspiring architect or a seasoned expert, these five must-listen architecture podcasts will keep you inspired and informed.

: January 15, 2025 : Monique Rosario : 0

A Magical New Playground: The Children’s Park of New Corella

In the Municipality of New Corella, Davao del Norte, a fresh and exciting space will soon rise for children and families. The new Children’s Park, a proposed design from Architect Emelita Amor-Lomanas, is located just in front of the Municipal Building. It is set to be a go-to destination for both locals and visitors from surrounding barangays. With a generous lot area of 2,745 square meters, this community-centered park promises…

: January 13, 2025 : Monique Rosario : 0

Proposed Studio House: A Flexible Living Space for Modern Lifestyles

In a world where personal and professional lives are constantly evolving, the home must be able to adapt just as quickly. Enter the Proposed Studio House, a 37 sqm open-plan residential unit in Tacurong City designed by Ar. Kurt Derreck Macaraeg and Ar. Angelika Mondia-Macaraeg. Tailored for a couple, this innovative design seeks to harmonize the need for functionality with the fluidity of changing lifestyles. Flexible Design for Changing Phases…

: January 9, 2025 : Monique Rosario : 0

SG Fiesta Buffet: A Celebration of Filipino Culture in Every Detail

In the bustling town of Tupi, South Cotabato, SG Fiesta Buffet stands as a beautiful fusion of modern design and cultural heritage. Designed by architect Ar. Genevieve Miche Catog-Villaruel, this Filipino cuisine buffet restaurant is an immersive journey into the warmth, history, and vibrancy of the Philippines. A Vision Rooted in Tradition The concept behind SG Fiesta Buffet is simple yet powerful: to create a space that encapsulates the spirit…

: December 27, 2024 : Monique Rosario : 0

Filipina Architect Magazine: A Year of Growth and Achievement in 2024

As we reflect on an exciting and productive year, we are thrilled to share the remarkable milestones and achievements of Filipina Architect Magazine in 2024. Thanks to the unwavering support of our readers, partners, and contributors, we have made significant strides in elevating the voices and talents of Filipino architects. Here’s a snapshot of our 2024 accomplishments: These numbers reflect the growing interest in Filipino architecture and design, and we…

: December 18, 2024 : Monique Rosario : 0

Holiday Giants: The Majestic Christmas Trees Lighting Up the Philippines

The Philippines is a nation known for its warm hospitality, vibrant festivals, and—without a doubt—its unforgettable Christmas celebrations. Each year, cities across the archipelago unveil their most impressive symbols of the season: giant holiday trees, meticulously decorated to spread cheer and joy. From towering displays of twinkling lights to intricate designs that capture Filipino culture, these trees aren’t just decorations—they’re celebrations in themselves. Here’s a closer look at 10 of…

: December 16, 2024 : Monique Rosario : 0

The Female Future of Architecture: 10 Projects to Watch for in 2025

In this year-end feature, we spotlight 10 trailblazing female architects poised to reshape the architectural landscape in 2025. From sustainable urban developments to cutting-edge cultural landmarks, these visionary women are spearheading projects that challenge conventions, push creative boundaries, and redefine the future of design. Explore their groundbreaking work and uncover how they are leaving an indelible mark on the built environment. 1. Tricia Sardinia-Peek – The River’s EdgeReflecting the tenets…

: December 11, 2024 : Monique Rosario : 0

Refined Minimalist Residence by Kia Joyce Ongayo: A Fusion of Form and Function

Situated within a tranquil landscape, the Refined Minimalist Residence by architect Kia Joyce Ongayo is a masterclass in elegance. With its sleek lines and integration with nature, the home captures the essence of modern minimalism while fostering a sense of serenity and connection to nature. Ar. Ongayo’s design philosophy is clear: simplicity is key. Expansive windows flood the interior with natural light, enhancing the sense of openness and creating a…