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A 1 SCALE 1:2000 M.
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The minimal use of wood in the exterior is to maintain the essence of Vernacular Architecture.
Moreover, the ecological principals incorporated in vernacular are adapted in modern forms. On
the other hand, the integration of the modern concept into the building design is apparent in the
use of glass as a natural lighting, and the use of steel in frames and railings.
BARANGAY OFFICE

2 SITE FRONT SIDE ELEVATION

A 5 SCALE 1:900 M.