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From designing iconic projects like Il Foyer at Teatro Alla Scala to Mandarin Oriental’s luxury towers in Tel Aviv, Michael Vincent Uy, Principal Architect of MVUY, is on a mission to normalize Filipino excellence.
Based in Milan, his masterful artistry found inspiration that would steer his legacy toward an innovative, forward-thinking design philosophy. His commitment to nuance and detail, nurtured during his years working in high fashion, sets him apart.
Read this November’s BluPrint Perspective by clicking the link in bio.
From designing iconic projects like Il Foyer at Teatro Alla Scala to Mandarin Oriental’s luxury towers in Tel Aviv, Michael Vincent Uy, Principal Architect of MVUY, is on a mission to normalize Filipino excellence.
Based in Milan, his masterful artistry found inspiration that would steer his legacy toward an innovative, forward-thinking design philosophy. His commitment to nuance and detail, nurtured during his years working in high fashion, sets him apart.
Read this November’s BluPrint Perspective by clicking the link in bio.
Architecture often falls into the trap of conforming to tradition, bound by predictable norms that leave little room for surprise. Yet, in this landscape of convention, Milan-based architect Michael Vincent Uy emerges as a quiet disruptor.
In this November’s BluPrint Perspective, we take a deep dive into his inspiring story and discover how this exceptional Filipino talent is reshaping global design, one iconic project at a time.
Click the link in bio to read about Michael Vincent Uy’s incredible journey.
Writer: @wazitthechad
Art Director: jehdrone
Sittings Editor: @geewel_fuster
Photographer: @excelpanlaque
Videographer: @jrramirez6973
Video Editor: @iambryllejoseph
Hair and Make Up: @drcats
Stylist: @geejocson assisted by Angelo Vassalo
Shoot Coordination: @maetalaid
https://bluprint-onemega.com/profile/bluprint-perspective/michael-vincent-uy-shapes-a-new-era-of-luxury-in-design/
Architecture often falls into the trap of conforming to tradition, bound by predictable norms that leave little room for surprise. Yet, in this landscape of convention, Milan-based architect Michael Vincent Uy emerges as a quiet disruptor.
In this November’s BluPrint Perspective, we take a deep dive into his inspiring story and discover how this exceptional Filipino talent is reshaping global design, one iconic project at a time.
Click the link in bio to read about Michael Vincent Uy’s incredible journey.
Writer: @wazitthechad
Art Director: jehdrone
Sittings Editor: @geewel_fuster
Photographer: @excelpanlaque
Videographer: @jrramirez6973
Video Editor: @iambryllejoseph
Hair and Make Up: @drcats
Stylist: @geejocson assisted by Angelo Vassalo
Shoot Coordination: @maetalaid
https://bluprint-onemega.com/profile/bluprint-perspective/michael-vincent-uy-shapes-a-new-era-of-luxury-in-design/
Echoes of Silence: Guardians of Untamed digs deep into the diverse ways we can express socio-political ideas through symbolism. Artist Otto Neri invites viewers to contemplate these iconographies and their significance in our lives.
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Echoes of Silence: Guardians of Untamed digs deep into the diverse ways we can express socio-political ideas through symbolism. Artist Otto Neri invites viewers to contemplate these iconographies and their significance in our lives.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Design x Pinyapel, recently launched Manila FAME, showcased the immense potential of a groundbreaking sustainable material made from discarded pineapple leaves. Spearheaded by Design Center of the Philippines to promote sustainability and green entreprenuership in the furniture and home industry. With Filipino furniture designer Milo Naval as Creative Director, the exhibit presents an innovative collection of furniture and works crafted from this eco-friendly material.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Design x Pinyapel, recently launched Manila FAME, showcased the immense potential of a groundbreaking sustainable material made from discarded pineapple leaves. Spearheaded by Design Center of the Philippines to promote sustainability and green entreprenuership in the furniture and home industry. With Filipino furniture designer Milo Naval as Creative Director, the exhibit presents an innovative collection of furniture and works crafted from this eco-friendly material.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Centered on the theme “reimagination,” the fair highlighted Filipino ingenuity and the ability to reimagine raw local materials into something functional and beautiful.
Hundreds of companies participated, many of them specializing in artisanal products. BluPrint was on ground for its opening day, and found a common running theme of hand-crafted sustainable products that push design forward.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Centered on the theme “reimagination,” the fair highlighted Filipino ingenuity and the ability to reimagine raw local materials into something functional and beautiful.
Hundreds of companies participated, many of them specializing in artisanal products. BluPrint was on ground for its opening day, and found a common running theme of hand-crafted sustainable products that push design forward.
Click the link in bio to read more.
At this year’s EMERGE showcase at Singapore Design Week curated by Suzy Anetta, Pin Metal Art stood out for its unique blend of sustainability, craftsmanship, and artistic expression.
Led by Bangkok-based artist and designer Saruta “Pin” Kiatparkpoom, the brand has become a beacon of creativity by transforming industrial scrap metal into stunning, functional art pieces.
At this year’s EMERGE showcase at Singapore Design Week curated by Suzy Anetta, Pin Metal Art stood out for its unique blend of sustainability, craftsmanship, and artistic expression.
Led by Bangkok-based artist and designer Saruta “Pin” Kiatparkpoom, the brand has become a beacon of creativity by transforming industrial scrap metal into stunning, functional art pieces.
Entitled “Déjà vu: Buddha is Hiding”, the exhibit features 40 artworks by artist Natee Utarit curated by John Tung. “One of the most interesting things about this particular exhibition is that it’s the conclusion of a body of work that Natee Utarit has been working on for six years now. It was something that started in 2018 when he first visited Naples for a residency,” Tung shares.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Entitled “Déjà vu: Buddha is Hiding”, the exhibit features 40 artworks by artist Natee Utarit curated by John Tung. “One of the most interesting things about this particular exhibition is that it’s the conclusion of a body of work that Natee Utarit has been working on for six years now. It was something that started in 2018 when he first visited Naples for a residency,” Tung shares.
Click the link in bio to read more.
Built in a monumental space, the new Tile Gallery showroom in San Juan, Metro Manila is a vision of fascination and meticulous composition.
The building, designed by H1 Architects, presents interactive forms conceived in rigorous values. Inside, a collaboration with leading interior design firms brings an expertly curated selection of world-class brands and collections to life, establishing the showroom as a new benchmark for excellence in the Philippines.
The celebration underscored The Tile Gallery’s commitment to offering unparalleled solutions for completing any space.
#BluPrintxTheTileGallery #BluPrintCompletare
Built in a monumental space, the new Tile Gallery showroom in San Juan, Metro Manila is a vision of fascination and meticulous composition.
The building, designed by H1 Architects, presents interactive forms conceived in rigorous values. Inside, a collaboration with leading interior design firms brings an expertly curated selection of world-class brands and collections to life, establishing the showroom as a new benchmark for excellence in the Philippines.
The celebration underscored The Tile Gallery’s commitment to offering unparalleled solutions for completing any space.
#BluPrintxTheTileGallery #BluPrintCompletare
