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Uncommon
Philippines
Приєднався 21 лип 2022
For far too many people, building a home is intimidating and disempowering. Folks don't necessarily know they want inspired and thoughtful design. Not everybody will ask architects to make something special for them.
Uncommon celebrates design and architecture. We seek to inspire by featuring buildings of architectural significance (no cliché and nothing glib) and taking a trip into the minds of industry leaders and rising talents. We investigate the thought and creation process, how they make sense of life with a building.
Young residents of Athens used to take an oath to leave their city better - more beautiful - than it was left to them. They understood the power of architecture, its ability to stir, heal, rejuvenate. When done well, architecture added to the sum of human happiness, uplifting communities, reducing crime and transforming economies. This is our ambition.
There are forces at work against those that want to produce meaningful architecture.
This is our push back.
Uncommon celebrates design and architecture. We seek to inspire by featuring buildings of architectural significance (no cliché and nothing glib) and taking a trip into the minds of industry leaders and rising talents. We investigate the thought and creation process, how they make sense of life with a building.
Young residents of Athens used to take an oath to leave their city better - more beautiful - than it was left to them. They understood the power of architecture, its ability to stir, heal, rejuvenate. When done well, architecture added to the sum of human happiness, uplifting communities, reducing crime and transforming economies. This is our ambition.
There are forces at work against those that want to produce meaningful architecture.
This is our push back.
S2E2: A House Within A Shed by Tina Periquet
Most roofs are like a hat. They perch on top of the house to deflect the elements, but on a hot day they gather heat, and they can only take so much rain.
In a land constantly battered by sun and rain, you need more than a hat - you need an umbrella. And, perhaps, so does your home.
Inspired by the simple notion of a canopy floating overhead, allowing air to flow freely underneath while giving shade and shelter, Studio Periquet Galicia designed "a house within a shed". The structure is an arrangement of boxes set on a low tiled platform, which protects it from flood waters while providing a covered sidewalk all around the house.
Hovering above is a large pitched roof, supported by four massive pillars - an archetypal image of human shelter, deconstructed to respond to the realities of a tropical environment.
Space, air and light flow as freely inside as outside, from the open plan of the ground floor to the shaded roof deck below the canopy. The layout is flexible, able to adapt to the needs of a growing family with an evolving lifestyle. Tall windows bring daylight deep into the core of the house, while creating a stately rhythm of light and shade that both calms and uplifts.
The result is the best-selling model of Magis Homes' design-and-build platform. Aldo - a sheltered house.
Architecture by Studio Periquet Galicia
Design Consultancy by Tina Periquet for Magis Homes
Build by Magis Construction
Furniture by Casa Bella+ Taylor Living
Cabinetry and Kitchen by Magis Construction
Directed and Edited by Tin Gonzales and Sherard Yu
Produced by Uncommon
#designbuild #tinaperiquet #uncommon #magishome #magisconstruction #architecture #interiorarchitecture #contemporaryphilippinearchitecture #construction #philippines #beauty
In a land constantly battered by sun and rain, you need more than a hat - you need an umbrella. And, perhaps, so does your home.
Inspired by the simple notion of a canopy floating overhead, allowing air to flow freely underneath while giving shade and shelter, Studio Periquet Galicia designed "a house within a shed". The structure is an arrangement of boxes set on a low tiled platform, which protects it from flood waters while providing a covered sidewalk all around the house.
Hovering above is a large pitched roof, supported by four massive pillars - an archetypal image of human shelter, deconstructed to respond to the realities of a tropical environment.
Space, air and light flow as freely inside as outside, from the open plan of the ground floor to the shaded roof deck below the canopy. The layout is flexible, able to adapt to the needs of a growing family with an evolving lifestyle. Tall windows bring daylight deep into the core of the house, while creating a stately rhythm of light and shade that both calms and uplifts.
The result is the best-selling model of Magis Homes' design-and-build platform. Aldo - a sheltered house.
Architecture by Studio Periquet Galicia
Design Consultancy by Tina Periquet for Magis Homes
Build by Magis Construction
Furniture by Casa Bella+ Taylor Living
Cabinetry and Kitchen by Magis Construction
Directed and Edited by Tin Gonzales and Sherard Yu
Produced by Uncommon
#designbuild #tinaperiquet #uncommon #magishome #magisconstruction #architecture #interiorarchitecture #contemporaryphilippinearchitecture #construction #philippines #beauty
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S2E1: The Veiled House by Jorge Yulo
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Seeing how ordinary many houses are, we’ve always admired Architect Jorge Yulo’s brave creative ambition to design something unlike any. True enough, Veil’s necessary complexity demands a second look, starts a dialogue and affects the neighborhood it sits in. Let’s take a closer look. Architecture by Jorge Yulo Architects Design Build project of Magis Home Magis Construction Furniture by Casa B...
S1E5: Transforming an Old Home Into a Micro Cinema
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A young architect's first and ambitious project was to transform this post-war home in Cubao into a micro cinema. Architect Justin Guiab and his partner Jondi de Guzman designed Sine Pop, retaining most of the home's original features and planting a bamboo forest in lieu of additional parking. Architecture by Justin Guiab and Jondi de Guzman Produced by Gino Cariño, Jar Concengco, Paolo Perique...
S1E4: Built For Only PHP800k, This Brutalist Low Cost Housing Exudes Sensuality
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In the middle of a busy thoroughfare in Cavite, an unexpected brutalist housing for a corporation's employees stands in an attempt to make low cost housing sexy and sensual - affordable without compromising aesthetics or comfort. This 45sqm lot area and 62sqm floor area home cost PHP 1.1 million, a fraction of the cost of neighboring homes. For inquiries regarding the Affordable House featured ...
S1E3: Adaptive Reuse Architecture |The National Museum of Natural History
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A 1939 neoclassical government building designed by Architect Antonio Toledo is redesigned and repurposed into a museum by Architect Dominic Galicia and Interior Architect Tina Periquet. The design team nobly sought to continue telling the story of the building, resulting in a exemplar of adaptive reuse. Architecture by Dominic Galicia Architects Interior Architecture by Periquet Galicia Produc...
S1E2: Architect Designs A Family Home for Human Magic | House Tour
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The Hideaway designed by Atelier Sacha Cotture hides behind slats forming the illusion that the house has no windows - truly making the home a retreat for its owners. Design consultant Atelier Sacha Cotture Build by Magis Construction Cabinetry and metal work by Magis Construction Produced by Paolo Periquet, Gino Cariño, Jar Concengco Directed and Edited by Jar Concengco Filmed by Sherwin Llame...
S1E1: Equilateral House: House Tour of the Award-winning Home by Jorge Yulo
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The Equilateral House designed by Architect Jorge Yulo of JYAA was designed off the 90 degree grid. It features jutting volumes, meticulous details and an oculus that allows sun and rain in. Yulo wanted the clients to feel a sense of discovery every day. Produced by Paolo Periquet, Gino Cariño, Jar Concengco Directed and Edited by Jar Concengco Filmed by Sherwin Llames, Omar Despebeladero Drone...
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Great❤....
Beautiful!
Less than 1 million PHP? Wonderful.
Wow, this is gorgeous
sir contractor reveal please
Very intriguing and enticing...The house is like a furniture, I'll call it a haus-niture!!
I don't know architecture, but this is a beautiful representation of one.
Fantastic architecture! Pure genius! But so is this video about it. Amazing filming and editing and Yulo himself explaining his ideas and thinking. Anyone know the music playing in the background?
Nangibabaw sya sa mga bahay na katabi,maganda
I'm pretty much interested with this design style, Can i ask what is the wall finish and floor finish of this house? Thank you for those who can answer.
Concept overrides technicalities means expensive to buy. Lol
Does the architect have other projects like this?
Beautiful house. ❤ from India. Congrats to home owner and architect for the masterpiece.
Hope to have this kind of architect
I resonate that I will build my own home by you Sir.. I was amazed by what I've seen and this is what type of house, I would like to have😊
Napaka ganda.
wow. a truly thoughtful project, Imagine if many designers are like sir Carlson. even the tiniest house in a not so sought after residential area in the Philippines and the less fortunate people would get a greatly designed house. with a calm environment and aesthetically pleasing place. I like this. it's very good and it's a touchy video.
Less calculated? Seems rather heavy on precision mathematics.
How to contact Arch. Justin Guaib?
You can see that this project says a lot about Master Jorge Yulo! What an incredible architect! Truly otherworldly!
Awesome video awesome content! Just can’t hear the interview much being drowned out by the music. 😅
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great video. i know the house is awesome but the music made it more awesome.
I miss you videos 🥹🥹
Curious if labour and architects fee were included to the 800k cost
There's a tremendous amount going on here....
Ang galing naman nito mismong bahay pinayungan. 🥰
I just came to leave a negative comment.
I’m in love! I love the layout of the house. 🤩
A masterpiece!
I need this design
The house looks very complicated, dark and moody with lots of awkward protruding elements. It looks more like a sculpture than a cozy space to live in.
With what I have understood in doing design as a career, both architecture and interiors, is that design first should be about people. Design should be about responding not only for the need for shelter but should address other vital concerns as well as there are a variety and differing concerns between people. Good design is a solution to the many areas of concern that presents itself before even coming up with concepts or even shapes. I do not believe in a one solution for all design approach as the ultimate solution to every problem. Should I say that I can make a huge free size shirt that anyone can fit into? Besides..the need was just some cover for the body right?… problem solved! That is one vital area of concern but definitely will not cover every concern. There are different body types and each type will need a specific way of designing clothing to compliment both assets and hopefully extract some beauty on flaws. I’m not knocking out this design, I think it is quite nice clean and looks very liveable KUDOS tot he designer! However, I just don’t see how a structures looks from the outside, after one sees a good house as he passes by the street, can dramatically improve one’s quality of life. Yes, I am concerned about how a structure looks on the outside but maybe not as much as most people in general would be. My own personal view
Did you listen or are you just expressing your opinion? As for the second part, I've been inspired by architecture the same way I can be affected looking at art, sculpture or even a car. I can also be negatively affected by bad architecture -- like seeing some homes in my neighborhood. Many people aren't concerned about the exterior because they spend most of their time indoors. Imagine what would happen if we actually cared about the way our neighborhood looks? There is actually science behind this, but regardless -- if anyone is going to design or build, why can't it be functional AND beautiful? I understand only a few architects can do both and they command appropriate fees, but that's the thing -- because of low ambition/standards, we are forced to live with bland architecture like we live in Eastern Europe under the Soviets. Surely we can do better.
Why are Fans on the edges? Maybe because the designer does nor want to disturb the slatted ceiling? Then why do the slatted ceiling then? Why an overload of slats? Are there no other elements to use to break the monotony? Planning was mentioned as the best part of the house but little was discussed on why?…. Some of my observations only
This is a really neat and clean design, executed very well . However, it lacks the "excitement" of a house.
San ito????? Ganda..... Ang galing ng concept
Beautiful home
Very wasteful and too overdone. T
350k yung lupa? did I hear that right? ganon ba presyuhan ngayon ng 45 sqm lots?
They did an amazing job
10/10
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i got lucky with this video. i think youtube algorithm had better plans for me today, this is by far one of the best fucking projects so far
The house is so beautiful! The story telling and transitions are the best! I just wished the sound is more balanced, esp during some of the talk points so the audience can hear more from the architect.
BRUTALIST house
Magnificent piece of art!
Lots of waste.... Too much bulk on the outside
UGLY
impossible not to say the heavy draws on Carlo Scarpa, beautiful