uyy!! Cafe Ysabel!! nadrawing ko na yan last sem!!

uyy!! Cafe Ysabel!! nadrawing ko na yan last sem!!

uyy!! Cafe Ysabel!! nadrawing ko na yan last sem!!

Yikes, I can see it actually, but I don't get how these things work sometimes.

My only theory is like the emperors new clothes only those with the purest of hearts can see it :)

will try to fix but in the meantime everyone else add your own. show your own house, make pasikat that new tiger rug you just acquired to accent your living room as centerpiece.

i thought you were joking BUT i do see them now :) where's Pansukian? that's quite an unusual headboard... very nice!


check out this book (saw it at fully booked)... ganda!... with lots of pictures of the interior of the featured houses

25 TROPICAL HOUSES in the Philippines
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/0794603157.jpg

Yikes, I can see it actually, but I don't get how these things work sometimes.

My only theory is like the emperors new clothes only those with the purest of hearts can see it :)

will try to fix but in the meantime everyone else add your own. show your own house, make pasikat that new tiger rug you just acquired to accent your living room as centerpiece.

i thought you were joking BUT i do see them now :) where's Pansukian? that's quite an unusual headboard... very nice!


check out this book (saw it at fully booked)... ganda!... with lots of pictures of the interior of the featured houses

25 TROPICAL HOUSES in the Philippines
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/0794603157.jpg

Yikes, I can see it actually, but I don't get how these things work sometimes.

My only theory is like the emperors new clothes only those with the purest of hearts can see it :)

will try to fix but in the meantime everyone else add your own. show your own house, make pasikat that new tiger rug you just acquired to accent your living room as centerpiece.

i thought you were joking BUT i do see them now :) where's Pansukian? that's quite an unusual headboard... very nice!


check out this book (saw it at fully booked)... ganda!... with lots of pictures of the interior of the featured houses

25 TROPICAL HOUSES in the Philippines
http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/0794603157.jpg

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

miniloc island, dec 2005

what it takes to be environmentally friendly...

relatively small & spare rooms (no tv or cable)...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/936024c1.jpg

who needs 'em anyway when the water cottages are in this setting...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/minilocwatercottages.jpg

back entrance to the water cottages

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/cottageentrance.jpg

miniloc island, dec 2005

what it takes to be environmentally friendly...

relatively small & spare rooms (no tv or cable)...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/936024c1.jpg

who needs 'em anyway when the water cottages are in this setting...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/minilocwatercottages.jpg

back entrance to the water cottages

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/cottageentrance.jpg

miniloc island, dec 2005

what it takes to be environmentally friendly...

relatively small & spare rooms (no tv or cable)...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/936024c1.jpg

who needs 'em anyway when the water cottages are in this setting...

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/minilocwatercottages.jpg

back entrance to the water cottages

http://i68.photobucket.com/albums/i37/llaurenversion3/cottageentrance.jpg

Pansukian is in Siargao!

Pansukian is in Siargao!

Pansukian is in Siargao!

Bumped and moved to Heritage and Architecture

Bumped and moved to Heritage and Architecture

Bumped and moved to Heritage and Architecture

Be it modern, vacation, ancestral home and the humble bahay kubo, Filipinos love to use huge jars and ethnic statues in their home whether for embelishment or for practical use as a storage container.

Lor Calma's Home
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay5.jpg

http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay7.jpg


At home, although these were purchased in Mexico, it is very similar to what we have in the Philippines.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/condo1.jpg

Be it modern, vacation, ancestral home and the humble bahay kubo, Filipinos love to use huge jars and ethnic statues in their home whether for embelishment or for practical use as a storage container.

Lor Calma's Home
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay5.jpg

http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay7.jpg


At home, although these were purchased in Mexico, it is very similar to what we have in the Philippines.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/condo1.jpg

Be it modern, vacation, ancestral home and the humble bahay kubo, Filipinos love to use huge jars and ethnic statues in their home whether for embelishment or for practical use as a storage container.

Lor Calma's Home
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay5.jpg

http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/bahay7.jpg


At home, although these were purchased in Mexico, it is very similar to what we have in the Philippines.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v635/jbkayaker12/condo1.jpg

ang masasabi ko lang ay kahit maganda siya mukhang mahal ang pagpapaaircon ng bahay na iyan!

ang masasabi ko lang ay kahit maganda siya mukhang mahal ang pagpapaaircon ng bahay na iyan!

ang masasabi ko lang ay kahit maganda siya mukhang mahal ang pagpapaaircon ng bahay na iyan!

can anyone recommend a contractor who can make wall panels.

can anyone recommend a contractor who can make wall panels.

can anyone recommend a contractor who can make wall panels.

Very very nice work you've done there olineil. You're obviously talented so keep up the good work and make us proud! :) :) :)

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

Very very nice work you've done there olineil. You're obviously talented so keep up the good work and make us proud! :) :) :)

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

Very very nice work you've done there olineil. You're obviously talented so keep up the good work and make us proud! :) :) :)

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg

there's an exhibit this week at our gallery, mga gawa ng mga interior design students, i'll try to get some pics and post it here. :D

there's an exhibit this week at our gallery, mga gawa ng mga interior design students, i'll try to get some pics and post it here. :D

there's an exhibit this week at our gallery, mga gawa ng mga interior design students, i'll try to get some pics and post it here. :D

Thanks Steph. Sige post mo ha. I'd really be interested to seeing the pics you'll be taking so that we can get some ideas for our respective condo unit projects na rin. Salamat! :) :) :)

Thanks Steph. Sige post mo ha. I'd really be interested to seeing the pics you'll be taking so that we can get some ideas for our respective condo unit projects na rin. Salamat! :) :) :)

Thanks Steph. Sige post mo ha. I'd really be interested to seeing the pics you'll be taking so that we can get some ideas for our respective condo unit projects na rin. Salamat! :) :) :)

^^ i second that! that will really be great, steph! :colgate:

^^ i second that! that will really be great, steph! :colgate:

^^ i second that! that will really be great, steph! :colgate:

steph get na rin their names that way if the people here are inspired by their work eh baka they will retain their services as their ID for their condo's . Alam naman natin ang daming condo owners dito lalo na sa projects thread. This way puede kang mangumission sa mga ID , pati ako sali na rin hehe :joke:

steph get na rin their names that way if the people here are inspired by their work eh baka they will retain their services as their ID for their condo's . Alam naman natin ang daming condo owners dito lalo na sa projects thread. This way puede kang mangumission sa mga ID , pati ako sali na rin hehe :joke:

steph get na rin their names that way if the people here are inspired by their work eh baka they will retain their services as their ID for their condo's . Alam naman natin ang daming condo owners dito lalo na sa projects thread. This way puede kang mangumission sa mga ID , pati ako sali na rin hehe :joke:

now this is an interesting article....

i like the house in the first photo:

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/sep2006/id20060912_356165.htm?campaign_id=rss_null

http://images.businessweek.com/di/inline/06/0912farnsworth.jpg

now this is an interesting article....

i like the house in the first photo:

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/sep2006/id20060912_356165.htm?campaign_id=rss_null

http://images.businessweek.com/di/inline/06/0912farnsworth.jpg

now this is an interesting article....

i like the house in the first photo:

http://www.businessweek.com/innovate/content/sep2006/id20060912_356165.htm?campaign_id=rss_null

http://images.businessweek.com/di/inline/06/0912farnsworth.jpg

^^ bustero, that's corrupting a minor! :lol:

:jk:

^^ bustero, that's corrupting a minor! :lol:

:jk:

^^ bustero, that's corrupting a minor! :lol:

:jk:

good day people...looks like an interesting thread...just dropped by to share...

...we once went to Kalawisan, Lapu-Lapu City during our freshman year to conduct a mangrove planting activity, the area was a coastal barangay situated on Mactan Island, Cebu, and the people there depend upon the mangroves for their subsistence since they are fisherfolk (the area is a huge mangrove forest a few hundred hectares wide)...however, plans for development on nearby Cordova Town (still on Mactan) are threatening the ecological balance of the area--it is either a protected area, or is pending that status--and threatens not only to destroy the livelihood of thousands of fisherfolk, but also the delicate mangrove ecosystem that sustains them...you see guys, a certain proposal calls for the building of a kind of business/industrial park in the area (kind of like a fusion between Mactan's MEPZ, and Cebu City's CBP)

since this is a thread on environmental architecture, i would like to share my "plans" for the area...

since they intend to construct an industrial and commercial park--replete with assembly plants and high-rises and possibly a shopping mall too--i came up with an "idea" to save the mangroves (or at least minimize the damage to the mangroves) of the area...

why not build the buildings on platforms elevated above water, just like those used for offshore oil rigs? then the buildings would be connected by a network of bridges and causeways, with certain points where people can actually descend into parks constructed in the mangrove forest...i know its kind of expensive, but with the considerable good that it could do to a lot of the people and the environment, and not to mention that it would probably be the first of its kind in the world--possible tourist attraction...it could definitely pay off in the long run

i already visualized this, but i lack the skill--both in computerized 3D rendering and manual drawing--to completely express my ideas...im kind of hoping that someone could catch on this idea and somehow help...

good day people...looks like an interesting thread...just dropped by to share...

...we once went to Kalawisan, Lapu-Lapu City during our freshman year to conduct a mangrove planting activity, the area was a coastal barangay situated on Mactan Island, Cebu, and the people there depend upon the mangroves for their subsistence since they are fisherfolk (the area is a huge mangrove forest a few hundred hectares wide)...however, plans for development on nearby Cordova Town (still on Mactan) are threatening the ecological balance of the area--it is either a protected area, or is pending that status--and threatens not only to destroy the livelihood of thousands of fisherfolk, but also the delicate mangrove ecosystem that sustains them...you see guys, a certain proposal calls for the building of a kind of business/industrial park in the area (kind of like a fusion between Mactan's MEPZ, and Cebu City's CBP)

since this is a thread on environmental architecture, i would like to share my "plans" for the area...

since they intend to construct an industrial and commercial park--replete with assembly plants and high-rises and possibly a shopping mall too--i came up with an "idea" to save the mangroves (or at least minimize the damage to the mangroves) of the area...

why not build the buildings on platforms elevated above water, just like those used for offshore oil rigs? then the buildings would be connected by a network of bridges and causeways, with certain points where people can actually descend into parks constructed in the mangrove forest...i know its kind of expensive, but with the considerable good that it could do to a lot of the people and the environment, and not to mention that it would probably be the first of its kind in the world--possible tourist attraction...it could definitely pay off in the long run

i already visualized this, but i lack the skill--both in computerized 3D rendering and manual drawing--to completely express my ideas...im kind of hoping that someone could catch on this idea and somehow help...

good day people...looks like an interesting thread...just dropped by to share...

...we once went to Kalawisan, Lapu-Lapu City during our freshman year to conduct a mangrove planting activity, the area was a coastal barangay situated on Mactan Island, Cebu, and the people there depend upon the mangroves for their subsistence since they are fisherfolk (the area is a huge mangrove forest a few hundred hectares wide)...however, plans for development on nearby Cordova Town (still on Mactan) are threatening the ecological balance of the area--it is either a protected area, or is pending that status--and threatens not only to destroy the livelihood of thousands of fisherfolk, but also the delicate mangrove ecosystem that sustains them...you see guys, a certain proposal calls for the building of a kind of business/industrial park in the area (kind of like a fusion between Mactan's MEPZ, and Cebu City's CBP)

since this is a thread on environmental architecture, i would like to share my "plans" for the area...

since they intend to construct an industrial and commercial park--replete with assembly plants and high-rises and possibly a shopping mall too--i came up with an "idea" to save the mangroves (or at least minimize the damage to the mangroves) of the area...

why not build the buildings on platforms elevated above water, just like those used for offshore oil rigs? then the buildings would be connected by a network of bridges and causeways, with certain points where people can actually descend into parks constructed in the mangrove forest...i know its kind of expensive, but with the considerable good that it could do to a lot of the people and the environment, and not to mention that it would probably be the first of its kind in the world--possible tourist attraction...it could definitely pay off in the long run

i already visualized this, but i lack the skill--both in computerized 3D rendering and manual drawing--to completely express my ideas...im kind of hoping that someone could catch on this idea and somehow help...

Well, our last major plate for this sem (wohhoo sembreak on the horizon) is a school, particularly a College of Architecture and Fine Arts, etc etc..

So I'd like people to discuss how "things" are done in your school, or at least anything you know about a particular school of architecture whether foreign or local.. (UP,UST,UE,FUE, USC, etc etc).

I've read in the pro section of our SSC forums that other foreign schools of architecture have different ways, like for example they have no drafting tables, which meant that the student only goes to their school to just show their work then get feedback and stuff like that.. (parang 5th year arkistudents sa ust)

Well, our last major plate for this sem (wohhoo sembreak on the horizon) is a school, particularly a College of Architecture and Fine Arts, etc etc..

So I'd like people to discuss how "things" are done in your school, or at least anything you know about a particular school of architecture whether foreign or local.. (UP,UST,UE,FUE, USC, etc etc).

I've read in the pro section of our SSC forums that other foreign schools of architecture have different ways, like for example they have no drafting tables, which meant that the student only goes to their school to just show their work then get feedback and stuff like that.. (parang 5th year arkistudents sa ust)

Well, our last major plate for this sem (wohhoo sembreak on the horizon) is a school, particularly a College of Architecture and Fine Arts, etc etc..

So I'd like people to discuss how "things" are done in your school, or at least anything you know about a particular school of architecture whether foreign or local.. (UP,UST,UE,FUE, USC, etc etc).

I've read in the pro section of our SSC forums that other foreign schools of architecture have different ways, like for example they have no drafting tables, which meant that the student only goes to their school to just show their work then get feedback and stuff like that.. (parang 5th year arkistudents sa ust)

yeah post mo yung pics.. haven't seen that particular exhibit.. major plate hype kasi.. late yung pasahan namin..

yeah post mo yung pics.. haven't seen that particular exhibit.. major plate hype kasi.. late yung pasahan namin..

yeah post mo yung pics.. haven't seen that particular exhibit.. major plate hype kasi.. late yung pasahan namin..

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg


wow, great designs olineil!

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg


wow, great designs olineil!

But a Proud Work of a Pinoy!.........Me! ehehe.... :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/livingndining.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/masterbedroom.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v653/olineil/My%20works/bathroomv4.jpg


wow, great designs olineil!

^^haha... makikisama na kame dito ha... tutal iba naman prof natin sa design... :D

^^haha... makikisama na kame dito ha... tutal iba naman prof natin sa design... :D

^^haha... makikisama na kame dito ha... tutal iba naman prof natin sa design... :D

@bustero- haha, mga ilang percent kaya ang akin??? :D

@laquacherra- matatalino ang mga taong kumukuha ng mga students pa lng!! parang ung lagay ng mga ID na OJT, di sila binabayaran pero ung gawa nila gamit na gamit. :lol:

@flow- yup, sobrang late na nga kayo nag pasa ng plates nyo, kahapon lng?!! sept. 12?! kame nga aug. 30 eh!!!


ngapala, ung naka exhibit pala dun eh ung "hunter douglas window fashion" window design competition nila, so mga windows design lng sila pero my mga iba ibang themes kung saan nila ilalagay ung window na yun. basta i'll post the pics soon. medyo matatagalan lng kase wala akong laptop ngayon and ung adaptor ng digicam ko eh naiwan ko rin sa bahay namin tapos ung card reader ko naman nasa kuya ko na di pa umuuwi ng apartment kaya di ko malipat lipat ung mga pics!!!:D

@bustero- haha, mga ilang percent kaya ang akin??? :D

@laquacherra- matatalino ang mga taong kumukuha ng mga students pa lng!! parang ung lagay ng mga ID na OJT, di sila binabayaran pero ung gawa nila gamit na gamit. :lol:

@flow- yup, sobrang late na nga kayo nag pasa ng plates nyo, kahapon lng?!! sept. 12?! kame nga aug. 30 eh!!!


ngapala, ung naka exhibit pala dun eh ung "hunter douglas window fashion" window design competition nila, so mga windows design lng sila pero my mga iba ibang themes kung saan nila ilalagay ung window na yun. basta i'll post the pics soon. medyo matatagalan lng kase wala akong laptop ngayon and ung adaptor ng digicam ko eh naiwan ko rin sa bahay namin tapos ung card reader ko naman nasa kuya ko na di pa umuuwi ng apartment kaya di ko malipat lipat ung mga pics!!!:D

@bustero- haha, mga ilang percent kaya ang akin??? :D

@laquacherra- matatalino ang mga taong kumukuha ng mga students pa lng!! parang ung lagay ng mga ID na OJT, di sila binabayaran pero ung gawa nila gamit na gamit. :lol:

@flow- yup, sobrang late na nga kayo nag pasa ng plates nyo, kahapon lng?!! sept. 12?! kame nga aug. 30 eh!!!


ngapala, ung naka exhibit pala dun eh ung "hunter douglas window fashion" window design competition nila, so mga windows design lng sila pero my mga iba ibang themes kung saan nila ilalagay ung window na yun. basta i'll post the pics soon. medyo matatagalan lng kase wala akong laptop ngayon and ung adaptor ng digicam ko eh naiwan ko rin sa bahay namin tapos ung card reader ko naman nasa kuya ko na di pa umuuwi ng apartment kaya di ko malipat lipat ung mga pics!!!:D

that house is a nice example of a minimalist architecture... astig talaga yang farnsworth house na yan by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. :D

that house is a nice example of a minimalist architecture... astig talaga yang farnsworth house na yan by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. :D

that house is a nice example of a minimalist architecture... astig talaga yang farnsworth house na yan by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. :D

we did once as a plate a research center in tubugan batangas where there is also a mangroves, pero yun eh research center for the study of mangroves so talagang di gagalawin ang mangroves.

we did once as a plate a research center in tubugan batangas where there is also a mangroves, pero yun eh research center for the study of mangroves so talagang di gagalawin ang mangroves.

we did once as a plate a research center in tubugan batangas where there is also a mangroves, pero yun eh research center for the study of mangroves so talagang di gagalawin ang mangroves.

yeah..kaso wala pa nagppost..

yeah..kaso wala pa nagppost..

yeah..kaso wala pa nagppost..

hmm samin before and sistema ibibigay lang ang syllabus ng major plate and then discuss ng konti. research and then next meeting discuss again. then development of schemes na and usually hindi na kami sa classroom gumagawa. kanya kanya na yan. then approval of schemes next meeting tapos pag naaprove na, kanya kanya nanamang gawa yan sa bahay until the day of the presentation itself.

but of course sakit na ang maglakwatcha at magsaya after ng schemes and then last minute cramming nalang ang final plate... so ayan.... ilang araw na walang tulog at eye bags na walang kasing laki :)

hmm samin before and sistema ibibigay lang ang syllabus ng major plate and then discuss ng konti. research and then next meeting discuss again. then development of schemes na and usually hindi na kami sa classroom gumagawa. kanya kanya na yan. then approval of schemes next meeting tapos pag naaprove na, kanya kanya nanamang gawa yan sa bahay until the day of the presentation itself.

but of course sakit na ang maglakwatcha at magsaya after ng schemes and then last minute cramming nalang ang final plate... so ayan.... ilang araw na walang tulog at eye bags na walang kasing laki :)

hmm samin before and sistema ibibigay lang ang syllabus ng major plate and then discuss ng konti. research and then next meeting discuss again. then development of schemes na and usually hindi na kami sa classroom gumagawa. kanya kanya na yan. then approval of schemes next meeting tapos pag naaprove na, kanya kanya nanamang gawa yan sa bahay until the day of the presentation itself.

but of course sakit na ang maglakwatcha at magsaya after ng schemes and then last minute cramming nalang ang final plate... so ayan.... ilang araw na walang tulog at eye bags na walang kasing laki :)

di pwede sa min yan eh, organize ang prof namin, may certain date kame lagi na tinatarget... kaya lagi kame ang advance mag pasa sa buong fourth year!!! and mas mahirap ngayon ang final plate kase with detailed model, with deliberations na rin kame... :D

di pwede sa min yan eh, organize ang prof namin, may certain date kame lagi na tinatarget... kaya lagi kame ang advance mag pasa sa buong fourth year!!! and mas mahirap ngayon ang final plate kase with detailed model, with deliberations na rin kame... :D

di pwede sa min yan eh, organize ang prof namin, may certain date kame lagi na tinatarget... kaya lagi kame ang advance mag pasa sa buong fourth year!!! and mas mahirap ngayon ang final plate kase with detailed model, with deliberations na rin kame... :D

wow tight sched ah, mas mabuti nga un eh ksi napapraktis din ang discipline wherein later on kayo rin makinabang pagdating sa actual practice kapag pera and survival na ang pinaguusapan. one late submission or small mistake could cost you your entire year's profit :scouserd:

wow tight sched ah, mas mabuti nga un eh ksi napapraktis din ang discipline wherein later on kayo rin makinabang pagdating sa actual practice kapag pera and survival na ang pinaguusapan. one late submission or small mistake could cost you your entire year's profit :scouserd:

wow tight sched ah, mas mabuti nga un eh ksi napapraktis din ang discipline wherein later on kayo rin makinabang pagdating sa actual practice kapag pera and survival na ang pinaguusapan. one late submission or small mistake could cost you your entire year's profit :scouserd:

i started off in college sa UP College of Architecture. after a sem i had to go back to Bacolod and shift to fine arts. ok lang. no regrets. i've designed and built a house and renovated a townhouse for my wife so i guess that deals with the issue of being an architect in a way. still hope to build a new house again. ;)

i started off in college sa UP College of Architecture. after a sem i had to go back to Bacolod and shift to fine arts. ok lang. no regrets. i've designed and built a house and renovated a townhouse for my wife so i guess that deals with the issue of being an architect in a way. still hope to build a new house again. ;)

i started off in college sa UP College of Architecture. after a sem i had to go back to Bacolod and shift to fine arts. ok lang. no regrets. i've designed and built a house and renovated a townhouse for my wife so i guess that deals with the issue of being an architect in a way. still hope to build a new house again. ;)

wow! a thread for us!

wow! a thread for us!

wow! a thread for us!

interesting idea, many people here do not value our mangroves thinking that it just gets in the way of a good beach!!!

There must be some examples existing in other places in the world addressing this type of issue as well. Photos anyone!

interesting idea, many people here do not value our mangroves thinking that it just gets in the way of a good beach!!!

There must be some examples existing in other places in the world addressing this type of issue as well. Photos anyone!

interesting idea, many people here do not value our mangroves thinking that it just gets in the way of a good beach!!!

There must be some examples existing in other places in the world addressing this type of issue as well. Photos anyone!

Shenzhen has a mangrove forest too. What they did with it looked something like this:
http://www.kkpic.com/data/200604/d5cc08722c3a5a5d3e28b207ff4d4e01_m.jpg
Basically they just ringed it off as a nature preserve and then built a road behind it cutting it off from the rest of the city. Nothing allowed inside except botanists, biologists and researchers.

However with such a view the area across the road quickly became prime real estate and as you can see puro condo na. Thus everybody is happy - the ecologists, the businessmen and the government officials.

In contrast here is inside of the mangrove reserve. What happened is they just allowed nature to have a free hand. No interference at all.
http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsimple_260203211609068156862.jpg

http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsrc_500203211555425372074.jpg

With regards pIrEnA's idea I also found these pictures. Hope they can be of help:
http://travel.zaobao.com/msia/images/msia130301.jpg

http://www.sunnychina.com/hotel_images/22/2005101715341789.jpg

Shenzhen has a mangrove forest too. What they did with it looked something like this:
http://www.kkpic.com/data/200604/d5cc08722c3a5a5d3e28b207ff4d4e01_m.jpg
Basically they just ringed it off as a nature preserve and then built a road behind it cutting it off from the rest of the city. Nothing allowed inside except botanists, biologists and researchers.

However with such a view the area across the road quickly became prime real estate and as you can see puro condo na. Thus everybody is happy - the ecologists, the businessmen and the government officials.

In contrast here is inside of the mangrove reserve. What happened is they just allowed nature to have a free hand. No interference at all.
http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsimple_260203211609068156862.jpg

http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsrc_500203211555425372074.jpg

With regards pIrEnA's idea I also found these pictures. Hope they can be of help:
http://travel.zaobao.com/msia/images/msia130301.jpg

http://www.sunnychina.com/hotel_images/22/2005101715341789.jpg

Shenzhen has a mangrove forest too. What they did with it looked something like this:
http://www.kkpic.com/data/200604/d5cc08722c3a5a5d3e28b207ff4d4e01_m.jpg
Basically they just ringed it off as a nature preserve and then built a road behind it cutting it off from the rest of the city. Nothing allowed inside except botanists, biologists and researchers.

However with such a view the area across the road quickly became prime real estate and as you can see puro condo na. Thus everybody is happy - the ecologists, the businessmen and the government officials.

In contrast here is inside of the mangrove reserve. What happened is they just allowed nature to have a free hand. No interference at all.
http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsimple_260203211609068156862.jpg

http://travel.1736.cn/images/2006-02/21/xinsrc_500203211555425372074.jpg

With regards pIrEnA's idea I also found these pictures. Hope they can be of help:
http://travel.zaobao.com/msia/images/msia130301.jpg

http://www.sunnychina.com/hotel_images/22/2005101715341789.jpg

very nice suggestions... very huge files!!!

very nice suggestions... very huge files!!!

very nice suggestions... very huge files!!!

Hehe....sorry. :D Tamad kasi eh. Imbes na download --> resize --> upload hotlink na lang sa original site.

Hehe....sorry. :D Tamad kasi eh. Imbes na download --> resize --> upload hotlink na lang sa original site.

Hehe....sorry. :D Tamad kasi eh. Imbes na download --> resize --> upload hotlink na lang sa original site.

UMM......... nice thread keep it up :okay:

UMM......... nice thread keep it up :okay:

UMM......... nice thread keep it up :okay:

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

^^ that's true in Northern Europe rich people can only afford ecological houses because materials are not mass produce.... but i think Colleges who offers Engineering and Architecture must include in their curriculum eco-housing subject so young architects and engineers have to think and innovate houses that help or preserved our environment , i think Green House International provides plan and mechanics in how to build one.
Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .

^^ that's true in Northern Europe rich people can only afford ecological houses because materials are not mass produce.... but i think Colleges who offers Engineering and Architecture must include in their curriculum eco-housing subject so young architects and engineers have to think and innovate houses that help or preserved our environment , i think Green House International provides plan and mechanics in how to build one.
Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .

^^ that's true in Northern Europe rich people can only afford ecological houses because materials are not mass produce.... but i think Colleges who offers Engineering and Architecture must include in their curriculum eco-housing subject so young architects and engineers have to think and innovate houses that help or preserved our environment , i think Green House International provides plan and mechanics in how to build one.
Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .

Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

Here is my idea for cheap eco-house ,build houses that maximize getting the most of sunlight and air coming and goin thru it, it save alot of energy , have a backyard for planting veggies then have a compose bin for degradable waste product .Solar Panels is expensive but in the long run it is more cheaper and cleaner .yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

^^eto kentot, tutal you're a CFAD student of UST... what other facilities you want to add that cant be found at beato???

ganun rin sa mga archi, ano maganda idadagdag na mga facilities for archi students???

^^eto kentot, tutal you're a CFAD student of UST... what other facilities you want to add that cant be found at beato???

ganun rin sa mga archi, ano maganda idadagdag na mga facilities for archi students???

^^eto kentot, tutal you're a CFAD student of UST... what other facilities you want to add that cant be found at beato???

ganun rin sa mga archi, ano maganda idadagdag na mga facilities for archi students???

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D

ang hirap kasi sa mga eco-friendly materials and systems, either mas mahal sila or mas (supposedly) mediocre quality as compared to the less environmentally friendly ones.. or at least that's what many people in the construction and real estate biz think . so they settle for cheaper, proven, and more economical (be it short term) building materials, systems and solutions. basta lang mapagkakitaan agad that makes it okay na and less effort pa. kaya ayan...

if you wana design a far more sustainable building naman, tataas at tataas ang project cost coz of the "special" components and requirements and even the skills needed to install them. mahal ang mga wind turbines, photovoltaic cells, operable windows as opposed to fixed ones, recycled composite materials, special "skins" and claddings, sunscreen and shading devices, heck even the water used to maintain natural shading such as trees and plantation tinitipid na. kelan ba kayo nakakita ng bagong building na itinayo na puro greenery? napaka kaunti lang diba?

of course there are other economical methods to implement sustainable and eco-friendly design in buildings and urban developments, but then again in the part of the designers and developers, masyadong matrabaho. the longer it takes to research, plan, and carry out the design of these buildings, the more time they are wasting and the less opportunities that they can grab with regards to securing other potential projects. mas importante kasi sa kanila ang kumita agad... considering dito sa pinas pa! tapos some clients are closed minded pa and aren't willing to risk and try new things so there you have it!

the future mordor!

pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D

ok here's the pics pala, sorry masyadong matagal ko na post...

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06557.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06554.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06556.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06559.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06510.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06555.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06553.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06560.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06563.jpg

next time na ung concept about sa design nila...

ok here's the pics pala, sorry masyadong matagal ko na post...

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06557.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06554.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06556.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06559.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06510.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06555.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06553.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06560.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06563.jpg

next time na ung concept about sa design nila...

ok here's the pics pala, sorry masyadong matagal ko na post...

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06557.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06554.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06556.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06559.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06510.jpg http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06555.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06553.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06560.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e345/ishtefh_03/DSC06563.jpg

next time na ung concept about sa design nila...

yeah, just a few guide questions nalang:

1. San skul mo (of architecture/fine arts)

2. what facilities are available for your use? (studios, computer labs, lecture rooms, drafting rooms etc etc)

3. What facilities do you feel are not needed? greatly needed?

4. a general gist of how your system/curriculum goes.

5. any thing else you'd like to add.

EDIT: how many ave, students per block/section? how many ave. sections per year? Are the classrooms cramped?

yeah, just a few guide questions nalang:

1. San skul mo (of architecture/fine arts)

2. what facilities are available for your use? (studios, computer labs, lecture rooms, drafting rooms etc etc)

3. What facilities do you feel are not needed? greatly needed?

4. a general gist of how your system/curriculum goes.

5. any thing else you'd like to add.

EDIT: how many ave, students per block/section? how many ave. sections per year? Are the classrooms cramped?

yeah, just a few guide questions nalang:

1. San skul mo (of architecture/fine arts)

2. what facilities are available for your use? (studios, computer labs, lecture rooms, drafting rooms etc etc)

3. What facilities do you feel are not needed? greatly needed?

4. a general gist of how your system/curriculum goes.

5. any thing else you'd like to add.

EDIT: how many ave, students per block/section? how many ave. sections per year? Are the classrooms cramped?

^^ Those are only window treatments, right?

I think I like the last one. The bay window with wood (laminate?) venetian blinds.

^^ Those are only window treatments, right?

I think I like the last one. The bay window with wood (laminate?) venetian blinds.

^^ Those are only window treatments, right?

I think I like the last one. The bay window with wood (laminate?) venetian blinds.

^^ wow! thanks, steph!! :colgate: galeng din ng pagkakuha ng pictures! :)

me too, i like the last one best... i like a simpler, cleaner look :)

^^ wow! thanks, steph!! :colgate: galeng din ng pagkakuha ng pictures! :)

me too, i like the last one best... i like a simpler, cleaner look :)

^^ wow! thanks, steph!! :colgate: galeng din ng pagkakuha ng pictures! :)

me too, i like the last one best... i like a simpler, cleaner look :)

Well done steph :cheer:

I also like the wooden blinds but can get very dark - the room I mean!

I also like roman blinds and shades. Curtains have never been a big thing for me.

I actually worked for levelor the inventor of blinds a couple of lifetimes ago. That's where I learned about window treatments.Bagong Bago pa ang wooden blinds noon and the automatic mechanisms were so noisy. Now they're so cheap and quiet consumer products have come such a long way. I think they eventually got bough out by hunter douglas.

Well done steph :cheer:

I also like the wooden blinds but can get very dark - the room I mean!

I also like roman blinds and shades. Curtains have never been a big thing for me.

I actually worked for levelor the inventor of blinds a couple of lifetimes ago. That's where I learned about window treatments.Bagong Bago pa ang wooden blinds noon and the automatic mechanisms were so noisy. Now they're so cheap and quiet consumer products have come such a long way. I think they eventually got bough out by hunter douglas.

Well done steph :cheer:

I also like the wooden blinds but can get very dark - the room I mean!

I also like roman blinds and shades. Curtains have never been a big thing for me.

I actually worked for levelor the inventor of blinds a couple of lifetimes ago. That's where I learned about window treatments.Bagong Bago pa ang wooden blinds noon and the automatic mechanisms were so noisy. Now they're so cheap and quiet consumer products have come such a long way. I think they eventually got bough out by hunter douglas.

^^naku ayoko ng bilog na pinto, nakakadapa!:)

Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

^^naku ayoko ng bilog na pinto, nakakadapa!:)

Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

^^naku ayoko ng bilog na pinto, nakakadapa!:)

Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

Originally Posted by Migan
yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

State of the art is just in the state of the mind.... here are some photos that is cheap to construct but efficient eco-house ... this is doable we just need creative minds :)


http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/9907/cleanairgardening190510980733rj4hq9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
This architect-created house plan that was designed from the ground up to be energy efficient and environmentally friendly

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/6861/ecohousept3mz0.jpg (http://imageshack.us)http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1908/8a690100oq8ax2.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
solar panelled houses

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/3471/188305502ec40ee3d12ep4uw8.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
an eco-village

Originally Posted by Migan
yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

State of the art is just in the state of the mind.... here are some photos that is cheap to construct but efficient eco-house ... this is doable we just need creative minds :)


http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/9907/cleanairgardening190510980733rj4hq9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
This architect-created house plan that was designed from the ground up to be energy efficient and environmentally friendly

http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/6861/ecohousept3mz0.jpg (http://imageshack.us)http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/1908/8a690100oq8ax2.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
solar panelled houses

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/3471/188305502ec40ee3d12ep4uw8.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
an eco-village

Originally Posted by Migan
yeah people should also seriously start considering long term investment with regards to energy consumption. its amazing what we could do with such simple yet effective building systems and design configurations. it doesn't always have to be state-of-the-art.

State of the art is just in the state of the mind.... here are some photos that is cheap to construct but efficient eco-house ... this is doable we just need creative minds :)


http://img178.imageshack.us/img178/9907/cleanairgardening190510980733rj4hq9.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
This architect-created house plan that was designed from the ground up to be energy efficient and environmentally friendly

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solar panelled houses

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an eco-village

Originally Posted by ishtefh_03
pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D



ERIC THORSELL
Biologist/ Poet
" If we dont take care of nature, nature won't take care of us"

Originally Posted by ishtefh_03
pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D



ERIC THORSELL
Biologist/ Poet
" If we dont take care of nature, nature won't take care of us"

Originally Posted by ishtefh_03
pera agad ang iniisip, di man lng nila isipin ang pagka "architecture one with nature" how our environment can play a bigger role in our bbuilding which they think could cost more bu tit's much cheaper pag tumagal at maiisip lng nila yun...

dapat parang the shire!!! :D



ERIC THORSELL
Biologist/ Poet
" If we dont take care of nature, nature won't take care of us"

Originally Posted by bustero
Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

I remember read an article in CNN he won a LEED rating for constructing a hosue out of old torn down woods and discarded glass panels , you can even see old bicycle he used for lighting, i guess :)

Originally Posted by bustero
Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

I remember read an article in CNN he won a LEED rating for constructing a hosue out of old torn down woods and discarded glass panels , you can even see old bicycle he used for lighting, i guess :)

Originally Posted by bustero
Well sa US they have LEED ratings to see how environmental the design is, we should start using and recognizing such buildings here!

I remember read an article in CNN he won a LEED rating for constructing a hosue out of old torn down woods and discarded glass panels , you can even see old bicycle he used for lighting, i guess :)

@olineil, nice designs! I can see you rendered those nice interiors using watercolor (prang ba?). Maybe 3ds max or Viz could enhance the rendering a lot better using actual material textures and lighting radiosity. Great job! :okay:

@olineil, nice designs! I can see you rendered those nice interiors using watercolor (prang ba?). Maybe 3ds max or Viz could enhance the rendering a lot better using actual material textures and lighting radiosity. Great job! :okay:

@olineil, nice designs! I can see you rendered those nice interiors using watercolor (prang ba?). Maybe 3ds max or Viz could enhance the rendering a lot better using actual material textures and lighting radiosity. Great job! :okay:

glad you all like it... i like that too, the last pic...:)

@ate lili- yup, window treatments...


here's their concept behind it (yung last pic)...

"THE S.U.F WINDOW"

- simple, unique and functional. the combination of high ceiling bay window and sofa make this a focal point of the living room. the spectacular view outside will make the space even more special.

- 4 sets of double window, in each two seperate window sashes are fixed to one window frame. the 2 casement windows open on hinges swinging outward. the vent light at the upper left part of the window is hinged at its top rail. above the window panel is a tinted fixed glass.

- steel is attached to the upper and lower sash.

-the wooden blinds of hunter douglas, a hard window treatment are installed with in the frame. it uses real wood timber making the roome naturalistic.

glad you all like it... i like that too, the last pic...:)

@ate lili- yup, window treatments...


here's their concept behind it (yung last pic)...

"THE S.U.F WINDOW"

- simple, unique and functional. the combination of high ceiling bay window and sofa make this a focal point of the living room. the spectacular view outside will make the space even more special.

- 4 sets of double window, in each two seperate window sashes are fixed to one window frame. the 2 casement windows open on hinges swinging outward. the vent light at the upper left part of the window is hinged at its top rail. above the window panel is a tinted fixed glass.

- steel is attached to the upper and lower sash.

-the wooden blinds of hunter douglas, a hard window treatment are installed with in the frame. it uses real wood timber making the roome naturalistic.

glad you all like it... i like that too, the last pic...:)

@ate lili- yup, window treatments...


here's their concept behind it (yung last pic)...

"THE S.U.F WINDOW"

- simple, unique and functional. the combination of high ceiling bay window and sofa make this a focal point of the living room. the spectacular view outside will make the space even more special.

- 4 sets of double window, in each two seperate window sashes are fixed to one window frame. the 2 casement windows open on hinges swinging outward. the vent light at the upper left part of the window is hinged at its top rail. above the window panel is a tinted fixed glass.

- steel is attached to the upper and lower sash.

-the wooden blinds of hunter douglas, a hard window treatment are installed with in the frame. it uses real wood timber making the roome naturalistic.

Quite nice, timber blinds are long time used.This is only suites for tropical type of occupancy. Nowadays, so many types of blinds coming in, like the roller blinds, manually and automated operated and there is the latest they called it "honeycomb blinds, is a sort of paper made blinds. Function like a roman blinds but the surface treatment like a honeycomb surface, very nice indeed.

Quite nice, timber blinds are long time used.This is only suites for tropical type of occupancy. Nowadays, so many types of blinds coming in, like the roller blinds, manually and automated operated and there is the latest they called it "honeycomb blinds, is a sort of paper made blinds. Function like a roman blinds but the surface treatment like a honeycomb surface, very nice indeed.

Quite nice, timber blinds are long time used.This is only suites for tropical type of occupancy. Nowadays, so many types of blinds coming in, like the roller blinds, manually and automated operated and there is the latest they called it "honeycomb blinds, is a sort of paper made blinds. Function like a roman blinds but the surface treatment like a honeycomb surface, very nice indeed.

For curtains, in terms of housing design applications. If the concept is minimalist, draperies and scallops are not advice, this curtain profile only good for mediteranian or Filipino-ispania style. For modern applications, we recommend those high or tall free-fall curtains and the track is hiding inside the curtain trough. Some we use double-layer with day curtain or single-layer like a shear curtain. For double-track curtain, minimumwidth is 8" from the wall to freely move the double-layer curtain.

For curtains, in terms of housing design applications. If the concept is minimalist, draperies and scallops are not advice, this curtain profile only good for mediteranian or Filipino-ispania style. For modern applications, we recommend those high or tall free-fall curtains and the track is hiding inside the curtain trough. Some we use double-layer with day curtain or single-layer like a shear curtain. For double-track curtain, minimumwidth is 8" from the wall to freely move the double-layer curtain.

For curtains, in terms of housing design applications. If the concept is minimalist, draperies and scallops are not advice, this curtain profile only good for mediteranian or Filipino-ispania style. For modern applications, we recommend those high or tall free-fall curtains and the track is hiding inside the curtain trough. Some we use double-layer with day curtain or single-layer like a shear curtain. For double-track curtain, minimumwidth is 8" from the wall to freely move the double-layer curtain.

Bump!

Bump!

Bump!

During the World Expo in Japan last year, there was a building prolly 6-8 storeys high whose walls are made entirely of grass. That sure is one Green Building. :D

Entirely? It wouldn't work well down here since it is alot hotter in our country..

As for Green architecture, I'm sure the whole world will go to this direction..

It's just that the technology costs alot, compared to oil. I've read in TIME mag a few months ago that even though going green means alot cleaner, oil provides more kW per hour in lesser quantities. Green technology is still young after all..

In short, oil gives more "bang-per-buck"

Maybe in a few more years or in the next decade. I'm pretty sure maabutan pa natin yan..

EDIT:

And also, wala pang laws concerning that area. In other countries like USA and Australia, may subsidies yung government or yung electrical systems nila ay may concern/compatibility sa green technology.

During the World Expo in Japan last year, there was a building prolly 6-8 storeys high whose walls are made entirely of grass. That sure is one Green Building. :D

Entirely? It wouldn't work well down here since it is alot hotter in our country..

As for Green architecture, I'm sure the whole world will go to this direction..

It's just that the technology costs alot, compared to oil. I've read in TIME mag a few months ago that even though going green means alot cleaner, oil provides more kW per hour in lesser quantities. Green technology is still young after all..

In short, oil gives more "bang-per-buck"

Maybe in a few more years or in the next decade. I'm pretty sure maabutan pa natin yan..

EDIT:

And also, wala pang laws concerning that area. In other countries like USA and Australia, may subsidies yung government or yung electrical systems nila ay may concern/compatibility sa green technology.

During the World Expo in Japan last year, there was a building prolly 6-8 storeys high whose walls are made entirely of grass. That sure is one Green Building. :D

Entirely? It wouldn't work well down here since it is alot hotter in our country..

As for Green architecture, I'm sure the whole world will go to this direction..

It's just that the technology costs alot, compared to oil. I've read in TIME mag a few months ago that even though going green means alot cleaner, oil provides more kW per hour in lesser quantities. Green technology is still young after all..

In short, oil gives more "bang-per-buck"

Maybe in a few more years or in the next decade. I'm pretty sure maabutan pa natin yan..

EDIT:

And also, wala pang laws concerning that area. In other countries like USA and Australia, may subsidies yung government or yung electrical systems nila ay may concern/compatibility sa green technology.

sana irenovate yung mga CR sa beato!! lalo na yung sa 3rd floor. eek. am I in the right thread? :lol:

sana irenovate yung mga CR sa beato!! lalo na yung sa 3rd floor. eek. am I in the right thread? :lol:

sana irenovate yung mga CR sa beato!! lalo na yung sa 3rd floor. eek. am I in the right thread? :lol:

i think sugbuanon should join this thread... he's our representative from the college of archi and fine arts of the university of san carlos, cebu city.

i think sugbuanon should join this thread... he's our representative from the college of archi and fine arts of the university of san carlos, cebu city.

i think sugbuanon should join this thread... he's our representative from the college of archi and fine arts of the university of san carlos, cebu city.

What is your design philosophy?

What is your design philosophy?

What is your design philosophy?

SIMPLICITY IS THE ULTIMATE SHOWING OF SATISFACTION

Jomar, I think what you meant was that architecture is best expressed in its most raw form. I think it could be a strong philosophy, but there seem to be a problem with the structure. Considering changing 'ultimate' and 'showing'.

How about 'SIMPLICITY IS THE MOST EXPRESSIVE FORM OF SATISFACTION'

Moderate.

SIMPLICITY IS THE ULTIMATE SHOWING OF SATISFACTION

Jomar, I think what you meant was that architecture is best expressed in its most raw form. I think it could be a strong philosophy, but there seem to be a problem with the structure. Considering changing 'ultimate' and 'showing'.

How about 'SIMPLICITY IS THE MOST EXPRESSIVE FORM OF SATISFACTION'

Moderate.

SIMPLICITY IS THE ULTIMATE SHOWING OF SATISFACTION

Jomar, I think what you meant was that architecture is best expressed in its most raw form. I think it could be a strong philosophy, but there seem to be a problem with the structure. Considering changing 'ultimate' and 'showing'.

How about 'SIMPLICITY IS THE MOST EXPRESSIVE FORM OF SATISFACTION'

Moderate.

^^ I think the idea and meaning were altogether changed when you replaced his words from "the ultimate showing of satisfaction" to "the most expressive form of satisfaction".

The idea would have been closer and less awkward sounding if it is: "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction."

But then, you are the professor. BTW, it is educational for us to read these, too, but apparently you created this thread for your 4AR-8 Design Students? Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university? Also, I think the thread appropriately belongs in one of the sub-sections here either the Architecture section or the Samahan section

^^ I think the idea and meaning were altogether changed when you replaced his words from "the ultimate showing of satisfaction" to "the most expressive form of satisfaction".

The idea would have been closer and less awkward sounding if it is: "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction."

But then, you are the professor. BTW, it is educational for us to read these, too, but apparently you created this thread for your 4AR-8 Design Students? Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university? Also, I think the thread appropriately belongs in one of the sub-sections here either the Architecture section or the Samahan section

^^ I think the idea and meaning were altogether changed when you replaced his words from "the ultimate showing of satisfaction" to "the most expressive form of satisfaction".

The idea would have been closer and less awkward sounding if it is: "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction."

But then, you are the professor. BTW, it is educational for us to read these, too, but apparently you created this thread for your 4AR-8 Design Students? Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university? Also, I think the thread appropriately belongs in one of the sub-sections here either the Architecture section or the Samahan section

"Design for what its worth and constructed according to its purpose" - Jonathan Olegario Ar 4 - 8

"Design for what its worth and constructed according to its purpose" - Jonathan Olegario Ar 4 - 8

"Design for what its worth and constructed according to its purpose" - Jonathan Olegario Ar 4 - 8

Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university?

That cracked me up Lili! :rofl:

Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university?

That cracked me up Lili! :rofl:

Don't you use Blackboard yet in your university?

That cracked me up Lili! :rofl:

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'
Micah, is your philosophy geared towards your preference for 'simplicity'?

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'
Micah, is your philosophy geared towards your preference for 'simplicity'?

Design Philosophy:
'A RAY GIVES MORE SUBSTANCE THAN A WINDING CURVE PATH'
or
'A RAY IS MORE SIGNIFICANT THAN A CURVE LINE'
Micah, is your philosophy geared towards your preference for 'simplicity'?

^^ :) Nice wordplay.

^^ :) Nice wordplay.

^^ :) Nice wordplay.

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu
Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu
Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

" Designing with the senses " - jerome tiu
Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.

-dp-

-dp-

-dp-

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8
How's this? Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8
How's this? Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

“To design for what it’s worth and built according to its purpose”

To design a structure in accordance to its given provisions with response to a certain limit and still be able achieve the desired form and built for its sole function.

-Jonathan Olegario Ar 4-8
How's this? Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

"Modish continuity inevitable"

stylish yet unstoppable..what i mean about unstoppable...the continuation or succesion is uninterrupted and it doesn't stop there. There is always a continuation.There's always a flow.

"Modish continuity inevitable"

stylish yet unstoppable..what i mean about unstoppable...the continuation or succesion is uninterrupted and it doesn't stop there. There is always a continuation.There's always a flow.

"Modish continuity inevitable"

stylish yet unstoppable..what i mean about unstoppable...the continuation or succesion is uninterrupted and it doesn't stop there. There is always a continuation.There's always a flow.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.
Whatever works with you.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.
Whatever works with you.

I will take the words of Lili (whoever she is). "Simplicity is the ultimate expression of satisfaction." However, I also find your suggestion okay.

--- jomarHASPELA .:.
Whatever works with you.

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario

Whatever works with you.

Thanks sir! .:.

Whatever works with you.

Thanks sir! .:.

Whatever works with you.

Thanks sir! .:.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.
How's this:
"Balance between nature and structure: a great way to superb architecture" or
"The belance between nature and structure is a great way to superb architecture".

Ginger, that's just a suggestion on the statement structure. Nothing original... but the statement is still STRONG for me.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.
How's this:
"Balance between nature and structure: a great way to superb architecture" or
"The belance between nature and structure is a great way to superb architecture".

Ginger, that's just a suggestion on the statement structure. Nothing original... but the statement is still STRONG for me.

"Balance between Nature and Structure,
is a great way to a
superb Architecture"

Due to the fast growing technology we are experiencing in the field of Architecture, most of the time, Designs are more focused on the technological advancement and modern upgrade of buildings.
Wherein, Nature and our Environment is already being neglected and taken for granted.
Since we all are living in one ecosystem, we should learn to co-relate and balance nature with Architecture.
How's this:
"Balance between nature and structure: a great way to superb architecture" or
"The belance between nature and structure is a great way to superb architecture".

Ginger, that's just a suggestion on the statement structure. Nothing original... but the statement is still STRONG for me.

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario
Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

STRONG

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario
Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

STRONG

To design a structure that is reachable / attainable in the design, the planning, & materials needed. Also to provide what is needed to maximize the project.

- Jonathan Olegario
Design for what it's worth and build according to purpose.

STRONG

Jonathan

COMPLEMENTING IN IRONY.

I was thinking of changing this to 'COMPLEMENTARY IN IRONY".. How's that?

Jonathan

COMPLEMENTING IN IRONY.

I was thinking of changing this to 'COMPLEMENTARY IN IRONY".. How's that?

Jonathan

COMPLEMENTING IN IRONY.

I was thinking of changing this to 'COMPLEMENTARY IN IRONY".. How's that?

That would be fine for me sir.

Thank You Sir.

That would be fine for me sir.

Thank You Sir.

That would be fine for me sir.

Thank You Sir.

Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

thank you sir! ^_^ il try my best to apply and make my philosophy evident in my design... gud am.

Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

thank you sir! ^_^ il try my best to apply and make my philosophy evident in my design... gud am.

Jerome, I personally think that is a STRONG philosophy. The challenge to you now is to make sure this philosophy becomes evident within the first minute upon seeing your designs.

thank you sir! ^_^ il try my best to apply and make my philosophy evident in my design... gud am.

^^ I wonder how many students are in your class @xavierdude?

BTW, I also like your design concept @jerome_tiu -- "Design with the senses." Now, let's see you implement that. :)

^^ I wonder how many students are in your class @xavierdude?

BTW, I also like your design concept @jerome_tiu -- "Design with the senses." Now, let's see you implement that. :)

^^ I wonder how many students are in your class @xavierdude?

BTW, I also like your design concept @jerome_tiu -- "Design with the senses." Now, let's see you implement that. :)

"current defines style"

trends of design is ever changing, learn how to ride the waves set by currents