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The design includes two exterior schemes sharing a standard floor plan; one being a classic rendition based on current BP220 house models, the other being a modern take of the old designs.
P.D. 957 House Model Series
The project under Bria Homes Inc. is part of a new P.D.957 House Series which offers a bigger floor area and lot cut.
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Project
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lot area: 88 sqm Project Involvement: • Space Planning • Facade Design • Technical Drawings M60 CLASSIC
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Total
name: M60
floor area: 60 sqm
Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan BR01 BR02 BR03 T&B DININGKITLIVINGAREA& GARDENLAUNDRYAREAT&B
7 Project Name: M60 Total floor area: 60 sqm Total lot area: 88 sqm Project Involvement: • Space Planning • Facade Design • Technical Drawings M60 MODERN
BRO1BRO2DININGKITLIVINGAREA&LAUNDRYAREAGARDENT&B
9 Project name: M40 Total floor area: 40 sqm Total lot area: 88 sqm Project Involvement: • Space Planning • Facade Design • Technical Drawings M40 CLASSIC
PD957:
Zesty Orange latex paint on smooth plaster finish
PD957:
form is reimagined to achieve a minimalist look, incorporating the color palette for familiarity.
Adobe Red latex paint on sandblasted finish
BP220: Thalia M40 Classic M40
Tinkerbelle latex paint on smooth plaster finish
ChestnutModernlatex paint on stamped concrete faux wood finish
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Existing color palette and accent wall design is lifted from BP220 house model and applied to PD957 Classic BuildingSeries.
11 Project name: M40 Total floor area: 40 sqm Total lot area: 88 sqm Project Involvement: • Space Planning • Facade Design • Technical Drawings M40 MODERN
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The designer worked on a limited floor area; the ground floor is connected to the exterior kitchen via barn door that can be always left open to achieve a seamless addition of space. The 4-bedroom layout was solved using bunk beds with study area underneath.
• Costing
RESIDENCEPOBEDA
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Total floor area: 63 sqm
• Design
Project Involvement:
• Technical Drawings
Project type: Renovation
Total lot area: 41 sqm
The project is an extension and renovation of a towhouse unit where the client requested a 4-bedroom layout with wood and black as the main materials.
Location: Deca Homes Meycauayan
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Living Area and Dining Area
Storage and Console Setup
15 Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan KITCHENDININGAREA T&B BR01 04BRBRBR0203 LAUNDRYAREA UP DN SLIDE SLIDE OPEN BELOW BELOWOPEN STO GARDENLIVINGAREA
• Construction
Supervised by: CSD Arch Design Studio
Location: Ivorywood Acacia Estates
• Design
Total floor area: 63 sqm
• Technical Drawings
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The project construction fell under strict COVID-19 protocols, thus greatly restricting on-site movement. To comply with restrictions, the team consisted of one foreman and two skilled workers with the designer as the construction supervisor.
Construction: Jul - Oct 2020
The cabinets are designed modularly and was fabricated off-site while site construction is on-going. This construction approach enabled the team to complete the project on a 3-month timeframe.
Project Involvement:
Project type: Renovation
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Actual Photo
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T&B Actual Photo
T&B Perspective
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Master Bedroom Actual Photo
Master Bedroom Perspective
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VILLALVAPROJECT
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In collaboration with: Rich Villalva
• Visualization
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Project Involvement:
Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan OUTDOORB01KITCHEN LANAIPOOL& DININGAREA LIVINGAREA B02 B03 MBRBALCONYFAMILYAREA
Supervised by: CSD Arch Design Studio
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DANACBUNGARESTHOUSE
Location: Botolan, Zambales
Project Involvement: Design Drawings
Total floor area: 172 sqm
• Technical
Project type: Design
Lanai and Lap Pool
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Living Area
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A four-bedroom, two-storey, beach-front resthouse designed to blend the interior to the outdoor environment; maximizing natural elements and vistas without sacrificing user privacy.
The client requested a modern and light design with earth tones and a red accent. The designer’s solution is to visually balance the material selection by using dark wood in the lower level, and lighter tones on the upper floor.
Family Area and Balcony
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