I've always been a fan of green architecture, as I believe that it's always been how architecture should always be-- environmental friendly! The "green" innovation in architecture is more or less an indigenous use of landscaping, water conservation techniques and energy-saving spaces abundant with natural lighting and ventilation. The modern bahay kubo, in essence, the perfect model of sustainable living.
National Artist for Architecture Bobby Manosa is a name parallel to design trademarkedly Filipino. Some of his famous works include the Amanpulo in Palawan, Edsa Shrine and Coconut Palace. Drawing from an inexhaustible reserve of Filipino-inspired motifs, Manosa Properties unveil the luxurious Ylang Lane in New Manila.
Seven duplexes and single attached units has breezy open spaces and the feel of the finest resorts Manosa has produced. Each unit is 4-storey high with a grand penthouse, surrounded by lush vegetation. With a project that has a national artist for its name, nothing can come short in terms of beauty and practicality. Manosa is a distillation of his design philosophy that he followed for more than 35 years.
With only seven 350 square meter units, this exclusive abode is for those wanting to put a premium on living not only in a luxurious home but in a genuine piece of art. Each has a 3-car garage with a rooftop garden entertainment area, a rainwater harvester that can collect water for household use and centralised CCTV and roving security.This project was put together by the second generation of Manosas, because they wanted to make houses that doesn't cut corners on design because of budget constraints.
For more information, contact Lisette Mangonon (Sales and Marketing Director) at 705-1135 497-7302 or 0917-5856709 or visit www.manosa.com
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