Reconstruction of the main building of the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) continues, but the CCP faces a full year of programs and projects in Metro Manila and the
Perched on the hillside, the dream house of second-generation interior designer Tito Villanueva finally came to completion. It took a pandemic for him to find a property—a 5,000-square meter lot
We eat with our eyes first,” as the saying goes. That is the precept that guides design consultant Rene Orosa in entertaining at home. He dazzles his guests with his
The advent of hybrid working has led to the desertion of office buildings in many of the world’s major cities. Startups like UseSpace are trying to remedy this situation by
(Last of two parts) Anthony Medrano’s talk at the roundtable discussion that closed the Philippines’ participation in the 18th International Architecture Exhibition in Venice was titled “Creole waters: Stories of
After the closing of the 18th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia in Venice, Italy, last Nov. 26, where the Philippine Pavilion’s featured work, “Tripa de Gallina: Guts
(It took a certain kind of clientele to appreciate designer Jim Ang Tan’s aesthetics. While the press favored glamorous interiors, his singular style was quirky, eclectic yet sophisticated. While other
Last year, a year my family was plagued with too many deaths, I came face to face with something I never knew existed: ugly, clunky marble urns. I
If there’s such a thing as a humor check, best to do it with US Ambassador MaryKay Carlson during Halloween. Her residence in Makati is filled with decorations
Furniture designer and eco warrior Noel Tañada has come up with a stylish solution to reduce plastic waste. Shampoo sachets and junk food packets that could otherwise clog waterways and
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