Design Ng Bubong Ng Bahay Novels & Stories

Okey gora tayo. Ito yung Malaking Mansion na nakikita ko lang sa bintana ... hindi ba? Grabeh....ang laki. Safe na safe ka sa bagyo... Idagdag mo pa... Laging may kuryente oh. Sana lumindol para matesting nito ang lakas ng pader. Ang yabang eh. Ang hina daw ng pundasyon ng bahay namin. Siya na ang may naglalakihang poste.

Hindi ito magarbong o makintab, ngunit tiyak na mas mahal ito kaysa sa mga kalapit na marangal na tirahan. Nagkaroon ito ng aura at hitsura ng isang gusali na tiyak na kinailangan ng malaking halaga para itayo. Sa gitna nito, natural, isang iskultura na may simbolo ng pamilya, ang itim na uwak na may gintong barya sa tuka nito. I almost got blind on how beautiful the house is, parang sobrang illegal naman yata nito para maging totoo.

For the first time in days, I feel warm. Anna leads us to the farthest bungalow. It's made of what looks like bamboo and thatch, but it looks sturdier than that. I expect that it's made of more modern materials, but designed to look natural and tropical. Inside the bungalow is beautiful. A huge, bigger-than-king-size bed with white linen dominates the room. Massive windows dominate the right hand wall, opening up to show the entire expanse of the lagoon. To the left is a comfortable looking white linen couch, a chair, and two doors.

She explained the benefits of incorporating such design elements into construction. One critical aspect was going deep underground, similar to how termites build their nests. Constructing the building's foundation below ground level allowed for better insulation and thermal regulation. This innovative approach helped maintain a more stable internal temperature, reducing the need for excessive heating or cooling. Rachna highlighted the importance of digging wells within the building, akin to the ventilation systems observed in termite mounds. These wells facilitated air flow and created natural ventilation channels throughout the structure. The design allowed for the exchange of fresh air, en

Lumapit ako kay ate at kinuha ko ang phone ko sa bulsa para irecord ang mga sasabihin niya. Hinawakan ko 'yung isang Mini-House Bank. It is made from wood, popsicle sticks, and paper and it isn't just a normal money bank because it has a boundary that you can separate the coins. It's an upstairs wooden square house painted cream and dark brown. Downstairs has two windows on the left side and three doors. I believe it's a sliding door in a real house. There is a pool in the backyard which is surrounded by plants. It has also room upstairs on the left side with a door in the middle and an open space on the other side that can be used for parties and downstairs it is a garage.

The Bali Girls and Boys enter a small alley towards the looban (interior), which is like a ghetto courtyard surrounded by houses. In the Philippines, the market for high-rise apartments hasn’t boomed and most families are crammed in a bungalow or one half of a duplex. The walls of the alley, just like those of the interior, are covered in graffiti and smell of either cat piss or garbage, despite the countless "Don’t Dump Your Garbage Here You A**hole" signs.

"I will introduce you to everyone. For now, you may rest at Corazon's house." "Thank you," she replied. She left with Corazon. There she saw a small nipa hut of Corazon. This type of house is made of nipa palm leaves and bamboo. The floors are raised on house posts. It has the traditional roof shape of the Bahay Kubo, which is tall and steeply pitched, ending in long eaves. It was designed to create space above the living area through which warm air could rise, giving the Bahay Kubo a natural cooling effect even during the hot summer season. While steep pitch deducts water to flow down quickly at the height of the monsoon season. The long eaves give people a limited space to move about aroun

"Hmm! I da-drawing ko mamaya sa bahay yung gusto kong design, gusto ko may swimming pool sa banda ro'n tapos dito naman malaking kulay itim na gate. Ikaw Bingo paano ang design ng bahay mo?" "Ahh ikaw ang ipapa design ko kasi diba gusto mo mag engineer kagaya no'ng lalaki doon sa atin," "Osige, pero ano muna ang gusto mo?" "Gusto ko kulay blue tapos itim ang pintura, gusto ko rin ng malaking basketball court sa may gilid at hindi na ako mag papagawa ng swimming pool kasi makikilangoy na lang ako sainyo." Hindi kami nag usap pero sabay kaming natawa ni Bingo. Alam kong naalala niya rin ang paulit ulit naming pinag uusapan sa twing dumadaan kami rito.

Gabriel POV We pulled through the gates of the compound at eight fifteen. The Bangria residence was nothing like the Wrenfield townhouse in Crescent Harbour. This was a walled estate on three acres in the Highfields district, surrounded by reinforced perimeter fencing, monitored by thirty-six cameras, and staffed by a security team of twelve. The house itself was a sprawling modernist structure of concrete and glass, designed by an architect who'd been told to make it look like a home and had instead produced something that looked like a very elegant bunker.