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Feel nature’s warmth at The Grove

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
THE GROVE is designed to look and feel like you’re coming home to a 5-star Boutique Resort.

Nature has that special power to calm the mind, soothe the frazzled nerves and rejuvenate a weary urbanite. It is thus not surprising to hear of property developers incorporating in their designs patches of gardens and greenery that will provide its residents swatches of nature right at their own backyards. And while these developers have [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Azalea Place charms young Cebuanos

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
AZALEA Place’s efficiently designed one-bedroom unit is perfect for active individuals and young couples.

World-famous Cebu has been put under the limelight more times than it can count. After all, the Queen City of the South, a leading business, cultural and even a social hub, boasts traditional goods as dried mangoes, lechon, danggit and beaches, and home-grown distinguished personalities, such as the world-renowned topnotch furniture designer Kenneth Cobonpue and [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Stopping a leaning tower from toppling over

VIEW of the tower and the monumental complex in Piazza dei Miracoli

Countless stories and blogs may have been written about Tuscany in Italy. And there certainly is a reason for that. This region of Italy, recognized as most beautiful, is not just a magnet for tourists but also for admirers of history and its structures. This writer was fortunate to visit some areas here and get [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Efficient lighting the simplest solution to energy security

By: Amado de Jesus
ENERGY EFFICIENT outdoor lighting facilitates good vision and orientation so that an area is usable and safe at night.  Placement and intensity determine the effectiveness that lighting can give to pedestrian and vehicular movement.  Lighting is also used to attract business by giving architectural emphasis and giving a place character.

A fifth of global use of energy goes to lighting, three quarters of which is said to be inefficient. That translates to millions of pesos lost, for example, in the electricity bill of the city of Manila where many street lights remain on during the day, and electric bulbs easily get busted. Using energy efficient [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

The Apple of my eye

By: Isabel Berenguer Asuncion
IN YEAR or two, Apple starts building its new “Campus 2” in Cupertino.  True to their design philosophy, its architecture (by Foster Associates, no less)   is very simple: a doughnut-shaped building, very space-ship like in its proportions, and looking clean and streamlined.

The past week, the world was shaken by the terrible news that Steve Jobs resigned from the helm of Apple. Sad, not only for the tech world, but for the world of innovation in design as well. I first saw an Apple computer—then more popularly called a “Mackintosh”—in the early 1990s. At that time, the [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Columnists,Featured Columns,Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

A tourist trap on the hilly side of Boracay

By: Emman Cena
THE 42-SQ-M studio suites are available at P6,000 per night and can hold maximum of four persons.

During this time of the year, the popular white beach on Malay Island in Aklan is not without life—the beach front still glows with food carts, resto bars and water activities all abuzz for the visiting public. One can never go wrong with a trip to Boracay on any given day; forget about typhoons because [...]

Posted: September 2nd, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Avida Residences the closest thing to hacienda living

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
AVIDA Residences’ sprawling open spaces and amenities is an ideal respite for  urban dwellers.

Imagine living in a hacienda, or a large estate, with sprawling open spaces, rolling terrains, lush greens and trees bearing all sorts of fruits—not to mention that fresh gentle breeze that greets you every morning. While this may be an ideal respite for the weary urban dwellers, it, however, does not come cheap. In fact, [...]

Posted: August 26th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Green mall, anyone? SM mall walks the green talk

By: Emman Cena
SM Sta. Mesa in Manila believes that its shoppers and mall tenants should breathe and live the green and eco-friendly way.

Is your go-to mall a green structure? Fact: The Metro Manila cityscape is dotted with numerous malls—large and small. Fact: The number is so big that its contribution to the so-called carbon footprint is inevitable. But how do malls keep its daily operations green in the world of shopping-crazy Pinoys? Take for instance the mall [...]

Posted: August 26th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Of tablescapes and tableware

By: Isabel Berenguer Asuncion
ZAHA Hadid’s flatware for WMF comes with an acrylic rest that positions the utensils in a sculptural form. The shapes of  pieces themselves deviate from the norm. So how will you arrange your table setting with these?

I enjoy looking at images of tablescapes, most especially those in big weddings and events.  With flowers, candles, runners and a countless assortment of accessories, they look absolutely awesome. But the awesomeness is created from the whole array of accessories and décor, and very little from the tableware itself. By tableware, I refer to the [...]

Posted: August 26th, 2011 in Columnists,Featured Gallery,Headlines,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Prague’s structures let you travel back in time

By: Tessa R. Salazar
THE OLD Town Hall Tower

YOU WANT to see really old architectural landmarks? Go to Europe. Points of interest there not only are centuries old, they are loaded with history and technical expertise well ahead of their time, enriching not only our digital SLRs, but also our sense of history. The past three weeks, this writer went on a whirlwind [...]

Posted: August 26th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

3 firms sailing for a good cause

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
ACM developments will provide homebuyers with master-planned communities attuned to their needs.

Seafarers may be among the highest paid overseas Filipinos workers (OFWs), but not all are able to invest wisely and accumulate substantial savings that can tide their families over to the next generation. A number of Filipino seafarers, who are faced by the pressure of having to support large extended families, usually fall prey to [...]

Posted: August 26th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Photos & Videos,Property Guide | Read More »

Elaro rekindling man’s affair with nature

By: Theresa S. Samaniego
HIGHLIGHTING life’s simple pleasures, Elaro is a residential development that embraces the community in its natural landscape.

Riding on the advances of the so-called digital age, property developers are now harping on the benefits of technology to sell their housing and condominium projects as the key to luxury living. While most claim to have to the most modern amenities and high-tech facilities, Ayala Land Premier however, decided to “go back to the [...]

Posted: August 19th, 2011 in Featured Gallery,Inquirer Features,Property Guide | Read More »

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