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Philippine Architecture, the good, the bad, the ugly

Discussion in '☋ Expat Section ☋' started by Timn8ter, Jul 25, 2007.

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    There have been a few posts containing comments about "architecture".
    I thought it might be fun to show some examples and encourage others to do so and make comments.
    Here's pretty typical view from the road of a home with an Aussie in front.
     

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    Here's another, without the Aussie.
     

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    Malasiqui Town Hall
     

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    A random commercial building.
     

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    Downtown Dagupan
     

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    A nice beach house.
     

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    Othr examples

    Typical of Chinese Filipino Architecture
     

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    More Examples

    here are some more house examples
     

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    What I find curious about all these styles is that none of them appear to have any thought given to passive cooling.
    Original Filipino architecture was highly concerned with passive cooling.
    Elevated, high ceilings and taking advantage of the prevailing winds.
     

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