Ship, Shape, Shift: Musings on the Philippine Pavilion at La Biennale di Venezia 2024
Outlooke Pointe Foundation’s Joshua Alexander Manalo muses on this year’s Philippine Pavilion, an ode to a mystical mountain with an unexpected connection to water
Home Run: American Standard Design Award 2024 Philippine Winners Revealed
Three Filipino designers from UST, DLSU-Dasmarinas, and Cebu’s USC emerge victorious in the Philippine leg of the American Standard Design Award 2024
Asian Fixation: Asian Presence at the Salone Del Mobile 2024
Despite modest physical presence, Asian furniture brands made a strong impression at the Salone del Mobile 2024 with standout offerings
The Stage is the Show: Philippine Pavilion at Venice Art Biennale 2024
The 2024 Philippine Pavilion, “Sa kabila ng tabing lamang sa panahong ito/Waiting just behind the curtain of this age,” contemplates the complexities of the national, including its cultural and cosmological aspirations
Fuorisalone Five: Public Design Installations to Visit
From Kengo Kuma to JR, from GROHE SPA to Iris Ceramica, here are five Fuorisalone public installations not to miss for Milan Design Week 2024
Second Nature: Erick Yambao of Plontur Group
Erick Yambao, Landscape Architect and Plontur Group founder, on how integrating natural systems in design deepens understanding of the world and its pressing challenges
Urban Nest: Nest House by SLIC Architecture
Set on a verdant cul-de-sac in the middle of the city, Nest House by SLIC Architecture is both a fresh start and a familiar oasis for a young family
Peak Performance: PK House by 8X8 Design Studio
Given carte blanche to crown a picturesque hill plot in Calatagan, 8X8 Design Studio turns to the humility and efficiency of the bahay kubo for inspiration
The Last Nuclear Bomb Memorial by PXP Design Workshop Co.
PXP Design Workshop Co.’s Last Nuclear Bomb Memorial competition entry makes a quiet yet powerful call for peace
Concrete Chronicles: A Conversation with Maila Villadelgado of the PICC
The PICC’s Events Services Officer gives a glimpse of what it is like to work in National Artist Leandro Locsin’s brutalist oeuvre
