Nature-inspired architecture, known as biophilic design, bridges the gap between modern structures and the natural world, creating environments that positively impact well-being. In the Philippines, with its tropical climate and urban growth,…

Biophilia is a combination of the ancient Greek words bio (life) and philia (love) and translates literally to “love of life.” This term was coined by psychologist Erich Fromm and popularized by…

The increasing integration of Japanese designs, technology, and architectural philosophy in Philippine real estate represents a clear shift in how modern Filipinos prefer urban living. The focus on simplicity, efficiency, sustainability, and…

The perception of safe spaces has typically translated into rigid enclosures that convey strength, stability, and protection. In ever changing environments, people seek permanent structures and formally delineated territories. This is the…

It’s essential to consider the significant value that academic institutions bring to the planning and development of new cities. Their presence not only enriches the quality of life but also contributes to…