Curved form
Rounded geometry reduces hard wind-facing corners and gives the architecture its unmistakable identity.
NATIVE STRUCTURES · RESILIENT LIVING · PHILIPPINES
THE ANAHAW PROJECT
Rounded houses.
Resilient communities.
A climate-responsive native housing project rooted in curved form, elevation, local materials and practical engineering.
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01 / PROJECT INTENT
Native architecture, engineered for the conditions we actually live in.
The project explores a family of rounded, elevated native structures that can respond to heat, heavy rain, wind and flooding without losing the warmth and familiarity of Filipino vernacular building.
Elevation
Raised floors create ventilation, flood clearance and useful shaded space below the living platform.
Anahaw skin
Anahaw is treated as a serious building material and craft system, not decorative tropical styling.
Engineering layer
Structural logic, connections, drainage, durability and constructability stay visible behind the beauty.
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