Design Ng Bubong Ng Bahay Novels & Stories

“Okay, I’ll ask mother and father about it.” After Marie hanged her clothes in the clothesline at the back of their room house near the old shed built near the river where vines grew and served as shed when they sat on the three benches provided, Marie took a bath and decided to bring her notes and books on her and Joe’s favorite place “Bahay Kubo.” It was just a mini house good for a group of 10 which made up of bamboos used as posts, and floors, and nipa nut used as roof. There was no walls at all and the ambiance was what the two looked up to. They felt happy everytime they were there and as they made stay near the river, too.

Tawag agad nito the moment we've reached the front part of that house. Halos gawang kawayan lahat ang bahay na'yon habang gawa naman sa dahon ng niyog ang bubong nito. This is really a perfect example for a bahay kubo na kadalasang nakikita sa libro ko back in elementary days.

Kailangan niya ngayon ang mapag-isa. Two-storey ang bahay. Nakakaaliw ang disenyo nito na may modern at futuristic concept. Sa loob ay may isang maliit na garden na nasisikatan ng araw dahil fiber glass ang bubong sa bandang iyon. Black and white ang interior pero ang mga gamit ay mga kulay lang na blue, green at mint green ang makikita. Puti ang lahat ng sulok ng bahay maliban sa itim ang tiles na sahig at ang ibang mga furniture. Presko sa mata. Tamang-tama sa minimal design at detalye na ibinigay niya.

I whisper. “It’s nowhere near done, Love. But these are the bones of our new home.” Cam squeezes my hand. I have no words. I can see the image these five boys had as children. This massive structure is forming. He’s right, it’s just the bones, the framework, but I can see it, our home. It is a ‘U’ shape, just like our street was always set, but everything is interconnected. The central part of the building has the outer walls up ready for whatever facade they chose so I can’t see through to the back. The right side seems to be the next phase with partial outer walls, wiring and duct work. To the left, just the concrete base is set. It looks to be about four stories if the central par

“Welcome back Feng. What is this guy holding on?” “a treasure. You will get to know in a while. Let the whole family come together. Call back Ren.” Diago nodded. “I’ll send for him,” he gestured to a random swimming oyster to call for Ren. They swam home in a few seconds. The house was much more grandiose than their previous one. It looked very spacious, too. “Mum must be lonely. This place is too big,” Wren whispered as they moved close. He then realized the issue. The bubble was too big to fit into the house doorway. “Diago, can you drain the house. Feng and hui cannot be able to breathe underwater,”

Akala ko ay sa mga napapanood kong fairy tales lang ako makakakita ng ganito. My father is also a billionaire, but our house is not like this. The design of the house is very modern. It was a seven story floor and the walls are made of glass, but I can't see what's inside. Infront of me is a big fountain. The man made bronze mermaid and tropical fish fountain feature looked surreal. Around it is a statuary white marble floor and a commercial grade stainless waterjet spray. The design was exemplary magnificient.

" Let's go. I will show you where your room will be. ” I nodded before slowly following him to the upper floor. Their house is a classic with a bit of modern design. It was way more bigger that our house in Davao, but the same house design as ours that was located at Manila. There's also a chandelier in the center and some furniture were I think modernized. "Your house is beautiful, Zaine."

In one corner, a fountain trickled gently, the soft sound of water blending with the faint hum of hidden air vents to create a sense of calm yet alertness. Danny’s gaze drifted upward to the ceiling, where wooden beams were carved with repeating motifs, some representing celestial patterns, others the water buffalo again, sometimes paired with flowing rivers or mountain ranges. Every detail suggested intention, every decoration a signal that this house—and its owner—were deeply intertwined with history, knowledge, and power.