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01/12/2025

The new development by Arthaland features LIXIL's eco-friendly fixtures and LEED-certified design.

Una Apartments, the new development by Arthaland, features eco-friendly fixtures by American Standard and LEED-certified design.

27/11/2025

The modern corporate workplace is often synonymous with rigid, rectilinear forms—a sterile grid of glass and steel. However, at the intersection of Zhuhai and Macao, designer Kris Lin and his team at Kris Lin International Design have deliberately rejected this corporate norm.

The Stream Office, a new business highland cover, is an architectural and interior manifesto proving that an office can embody the dynamic flow of its own natural context.

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27/11/2025

At the launch of the new Rimadesio showroom, the country’s top designers weighed in on the defining traits of the brand: impeccable quality, technical precision, and a timeless design language that transcends trends.

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24/11/2025

Architecture is a reflection of a nation’s social milieu upon its construction. As a physical manifestation of existing power structures, political and social movements, and cultural values, architecture is a display of how Filipinos interact with the natural environment.

From Philippine vernacular architecture to colonial structures, architecture has played a significant role throughout the country’s spatial history. BluPrint has compiled a selection of significant Philippine architectural structures, each with its own rich history.

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21/11/2025

For Tina Periquet, design becomes a tool to best tell the stories of her clients: their backgrounds, their desires, their hopes and dreams, all told within each detail of their home.

This has led her to creating some of the most uniquely-designed interiors across the country. Her attention to each element inside the home makes her one of the most celebrated designers of our time, every space a one-of-one in a sea of mass-produced conformity.

Read more of her in this month’s BluPrint Interiors, linked in bio.

20/11/2025

Tina Periquet () is as much a storyteller as she is a designer.

Renowned here and abroad for her achievements in interior design, she masterfully translates the core of her client’s preferences and experiences. She transforms each space into environments of comfort and luxury, rooted in her meticulous attention to detail.

Read the full story in this month’s BluPrint Interiors: https://bluprint-onemega.com/top-story/poetry-in-spaces-tina-periquet-grounds-luxury-design-in-detail/

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19/11/2025

For Hong Kong-based designer Joyce Wang, every project begins with a question of intent and longevity.

When Ayala Land Premier approached her studio for its landmark development, Laurean Residences, the initial brief was clear: create a globally sophisticated aesthetic for a discerning clientele.

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17/11/2025

Metro Manila is one of the world’s fastest-growing megacities, housing over 13 million people across 17 local government units, resulting in a population density sixty times higher than the national average. Despite the Philippines adopting the New Urban Agenda (NUA) in 2016, which promotes “just, inclusive, and sustainable cities,” Metro Manila acts as an “antithesis” to this vision of spatial justice. Its spatial organization, driven by a neoliberal aspiration to become a global city, has led to a fragmented and privatized development. As researchers Peter Murphy and Trevor Hogan describe, Manila is “the world’s most fragmented, privatized, and un-public of cities.”

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14/11/2025

In this episode of BluPrint Conversations, Managing Editor Chad Rialp sits down with Architect Gelo Mañosa, CEO of Mañosa & Company, to discuss the evolving identity of Filipino architecture.

Continuing the legacy of National Artist for Architecture Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, Gelo shares how their practice remains rooted in Filipino culture, materials, and traditions, while evolving with new technologies and design innovations.

From integrating earth mass design and bamboo construction to redefining what makes architecture truly Filipino today, Gelo reflects on how their philosophy continues to shape the future of Philippine design.

Click the link in the bio to watch the full video.

14/11/2025

The ever-evolving Philippine art landscape is shaped by artists who are unafraid to take risks and imagine new ways of seeing. These artists are exhibiting their work at home and abroad, placing the Philippines as a site of innovation. They are united by a shared curiosity and a commitment to making art that resonates across contexts.

Discover how these five artists are changing the art landscape on the local and global level by ordering your copy of BluPrint Art. Link in bio.

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13/11/2025

Joe Bautista, known as Joe Bau to those closest to him, was redefining what art could be as a pioneering force in the 1970s. As a key member of the “Shop 6” collective, he was known for his use of unconventional materials and politically charged work. But, at the height of his influence, he stepped back from the scene. Now, he has returned.

In this interview, the conceptual installation artist showcased how his art remains important today. To read about his life and his practice as an artist, order your copy of BluPrint Art. Link in bio.

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