GRAND WINNER : PAGASPAS John Lloyd B. Navarro, Aile Heydee C. Reolope, and Lyka C. Villamor Bicol State College of Applied Sciences and Technology A PROPOSED DOMESTIC AIRPORT IN DAET, CAMARINES NORTE “Ang bawat alis at dating ba’y biyahe lamang, o daluyan ng ating ginintuang kultura?” Gold is a pricey material that symbolizes wealth but Read more about GRAND WINNER : PAGASPAS[…]
2ND PLACE: A Scene of Pangasinan Ma. Katrina C. Patricio,Gregory Rivera, and Rehd Voltaire R. Taeza National University – Manila A Proposed Domestic Airport Terminal in Lingayen, Pangasinan for Enhancing Regional Connectivity At the edge of the Lingayen coast, where sea, sun, and wind converge, the essence of Pangasinan is revealed. This proposed domestic airport Read more about 2ND PLACE: A Scene of Pangasinan[…]
3RD PLACE : UNA Gian Karlo D. Agripa,Joshua Vimar T. Cabiles, and Marc Andrew A. Farin University of Santo Tomas Located at the topmost part of the Philippines, Batanes is the most isolated and smallest province in the country. Its capital municipality, Basco, holds the one major gateway to the province, the Basco Domestic Airport Read more about 3RD PLACE : UNA[…]
4TH PLACE : PARAGOS Arman Luis D. Lopez, Enjay Mico S. Paule, and Einor Asher C. Tayao Pampanga State University Gliding Through Heritage Paragos embodies a design philosophy that harmonizes national identity, regional heritage, and environmental responsiveness, positioning the airport terminal as a cultural landmark and contemporary gateway to Zambales. The overarching concept, Structured Softness, Read more about 4TH PLACE : PARAGOS[…]
5TH PLACE : Indayog Edrian Miguel A. Marave, Bien Dustine B. Morelos, and Dwight Denzel M. Picardal National University – Lipa HINGAHAN NG DAGAT, TAHANAN NG PAGLIPAD Indayog is conceived from the sea that shapes the enduring rhythm and identity of Bagasbas. The wave, ever in motion yet guided by natural forces, becomes the central Read more about 5TH PLACE : Indayog[…]
6TH PLACE : Twinspire Airport Jasmine T. Bugarin,Fernandino Ariel A.Rosario, and Abigail M. Rubia Pampanga State University Before the development, the site in Balanga City exist as an open undeveloped landscape. With the land functioning primarily as a passive backdrop rather than for connectivity, the movement through the area is minimal. Despites its strategic location Read more about 6TH PLACE : Twinspire Airport[…]
7TH PLACE : LAYAG Celso S. Barredo III , Leoncio Delfin B. Duran III, and Jan Gil Laurenze R. Hernandez National University – Mall of Asia The reconstruction and redesign of the domestic airport in Busuanga, Palawan—Layagan Airport—was conceived as a response to the growing demands of tourism while remaining deeply rooted in the identity Read more about 7TH PLACE : LAYAG[…]
8TH PLACE : Central Mindanao Airport Kylle Bryan A. Balderas, Christine Marjorie C. Bautista, and Anne Marie G. Valente Mapúa Malayan Colleges Mindanao/strong> Plowing through Obstacles, and Soaring to New Heights Akin to a white egret’s chronicle of swift ascent from lush green plains, and vigorous flight through the challenging blue skies, the Central Mindanao Read more about 8TH PLACE : Central Mindanao Airport[…]
9TH PLACE : SIERRA MANDAYA Dave N. Dionisio Bulacan State University The Philippines is ripe of adventure and cultural tourism. The demand for more places to discover and explore will only grow larger moving forward. As it happens, the tourism frontiers that the country must develop and enrich are also themselves, abundant of indigenous groups Read more about 9TH PLACE : SIERRA MANDAYA[…]
10TH PLACE : TARANGKAHAN John Nicolo P. Raz and Ma. Jalen D. Tormes National University – Manila Tarangkahan, the Tagalog word for “gate”, embodies the essence of the airport. It is more than just a transportation hub; the terminal serves as a cultural gateway. This concept symbolizes the journey and reminds travelers that they have Read more about 10TH PLACE : TARANGKAHAN[…]
