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MIA GUERRERO ARCHITECT
![]() RESIDENCE Your home should be what you want it to be: In this case, it was 'Fun'. Rock star icon Ely Buendia's residence interiors as featured in Dwell Asia, Sept/Oct 2011 issue. | ![]() SALON Traditional Philippines design elements were deconstructed and modernized within todays urban setting and needs. Promoting sustainability comes naturally in this proudly Pinoy modern space. | ![]() RETAIL Combining differing retail identities within 1 space: GTC’s laid back and organic mountain biking alongside BPM’s urban jungle bike commute. The result was the exquisite marriage of concrete and wood. |
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![]() RETAIL BPM’s flagship store. A bike shop in the midst of the city for the urban bike commuter. Bike parts were up-cycled to feature thoughtful details while concrete, brick and reclaimed wood from demolished houses were utilized for this cozy city bike shop. | ![]() SALON A change in management also warranted a salon make-over. The original interiors were taken apart and refinished, re-positioned and re-installed. The entire renovation used up-cycled materials for a more modern look and space efficient planning. | ![]() OFFICE Based in Singapore and with offices in Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta Bonsey Design Philippines' expansion to a Manila 'Open Office' plan utilized concrete and reclaimed wood, accented with custom made upcycled wood-and-steel furniture pieces |
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