A home designed by architect Emmanuel “Manny” Miñana, which was featured in Inquirer Lifestyle last June 18, has been selected on the shortlist for the 2014 awards of the World Architecture Festival.
The nice thing about being an independent brand is that it allows you to be true to your beliefs.
Old soldiers never die. They just fade away. And that was how my father went, in his home, in his bed. A month before this, he was rushed to the hospital with chills and a high fever caused by what turned out to be complications from renal failure. His kidneys were barely functioning, and the only life-prolonging choices left were hemodialysis every other day, or a transplant.
Today, when wireless technology seems to have taken over every aspect of our lives, a longing for what is handcrafted,...
Design Philippines, the branding initiative that positions the Philippines as a sourcing destination for finely crafted products for the global market, took center stage at the Maison&Objet Asia inaugural show last March in Singapore.
Built on an uneven downhill slope, the house has a contemporary silhouette with large, open-plan social spaces for entertaining visitors.
The international exhibit “Nam June Paik in Manila,” which will open today at 6 p.m. at León Gallery’s new premises at Corinthian Plaza in Legazpi Village, Makati, will afford the Philippines and Southeast Asia a first-hand experience of the prescient, highly compelling art of the late Korean-American artist who’s generally acknowledged as the “Father of Video Art.”
Good architecture, whether simple or grand, is always a response. You may never get to know the complete circumstances of...
Barangay Poblacion was the first settlement of Makati during Spanish times. Defined by the Pasig River to the north, Barangay Bel-Air to the south, Guadalupe Viejo to the east, and Barangay Valenzuela to the west, it was the old civic and commercial center of Makati.
Music was a constant presence in Bambi Mañosa-Tanjutco’s childhood. Stored in her memory was her father, the renowned architect Francisco Mañosa’s love of music and song.
