Jay Oliver Cadaguit of Tarlac State University proposes his design utilizing one of the most abundant plants in the country, bamboo. In his design, he re imagines a social space bounded by remnants of the Old Paco Station. Aside from the vision of sustainability and heritage preservation, Cadaguit sees the potential of using bamboo as Read more about LUMA x BAGO: A Proposed Social and Cultural Center[…]

The design by John Carlo Mendoza of National University garnered the Second Place and the Best Presentation Award. Mobius promotes cultural appreciation through an art gallery surrounded by commercial spaces with a garden atop the structure. The walkable, biker friendly structure has a food park, transportation hub, events space, and a dancing fountain to accentuate Read more about MOBIUS: Connecting People Through Art[…]

Our first design feature is the winning piece of Nemesio Ugaddan Jr. of Technological Institute of the Philippines Quezon City.  Let’s take a look and see what the edge of the design he presented was. FUSION: An Integrated Public Terminal Cum Commercial Ugaddan’s design is inspired by the mythical bird Phoenix, a symbolism of death Read more about FUSION: An Integrated Public Terminal Cum Commercial[…]

It’s a back-to-back winning streak for Technological Institute of the Philippines Quezon City as Nemesio Ugaddan Jr. bagged the ArchiNEXT Grand Winner Title in the 2019 Competition. ArchiNEXT 2019 has been concluded and celebrated recently in the HCG Night at the National Convention of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) held April 12, 2019 Read more about Ugaddan Bags ArchiNEXT 2019 Title[…]

ArchiNEXT 2019 Entries Top 60 entries from all the design concepts received for  ANYUHAY: An Adaptive Reuse Toward Structural Rebirth.

ArchiNEXT 2019 Special Awards ArchiNEXT would like to congratulate the Most Participative School and Most Popular Entry for this year’s competition! Congratulations to Technological Institute of the Philippines Quezon City for sending the most number of entries and winning Most Participative School. Your support is much appreciated and valued. On the other hand, the Online Read more about ArchiNEXT 2019 Special Awards[…]

ARCHINEXT 2019 WINNERS After deliberating and scrutinizing 405 qualified entries for this year’s competition, we now have the top winners and special awardees for ArchiNEXT 2019 themed “ANYUHAY: An Adaptive Reuse Toward Structural Rebirth”. Special Awardees: Best Presentation – John Carlo Mendoza (National University) ArchiNEXT 2019 Top Ten: 10th Place: Bern James Gallego (Cebu Institute Read more about ArchiNEXT 2019 Winners[…]

Archinext 2019 Most Popular Act like an ArchiNEXT Judge. Vote for your favorite entry   How to vote: • Log on to https://archinext.ph/2019/archinext-2019-most-popular/ • All entries are coded. Click the entry of your choice. • Input name and a valid email address. • Click ‘Vote’. • Scores will automatically tally. • Contest period is from: Read more about Archinext 2019 Most Popular[…]

ArchiNEXT 2019 Magic 60   The competition gets a little tougher now with our Magic 60 finalists for ArchiNEXT 2019. After the critical deliberation of our judges, 60 out of 405 qualified entries will make it to the Final Screening.   Congratulations to our new Magic 60!   Alejandrino, Roel C. Amora, Angelica T. Aquino, Read more about ArchiNEXT 2019 Magic 60[…]