5 - Beyond Exhibitions: How the Ateneo Art Gallery Became a Place of Discourse
4 - CAW House: How Architecture Interprets Everyday Life
3 - Espejo ni Pinggoy: Where a Home Became a Gallery
2 - White Brick Studio: From a Nostalgic Landmark to a Creative Playground
PLUS: Latest episode of BP Conversations is now live on BluPrintTV
1 - Good Design Awards Philippines Gran Prix Malasakit winner The Banwag: A Beacon of Malasakit in Filipino Design
More stories on Philippine architecture and design at the link in bio....
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In this episode of BluPrint Conversations, Ar. Ed Calma discusses the thinking behind the College of Saint Benilde Design and Arts Building and how thoughtfully designed learning environments can influence the way people think, collaborate, and create.
Join BluPrint Editor-in-Chief Paulo Alcazaren and Ed Calma, Principal Architect of Lor Calma and Partners, in an exclusive walkthrough of the campus as they explore what makes a creative space and how architecture continues to shape the next generation of designers and creatives in the Philippines.
In this episode of BluPrint Conversations, Ar. Ed Calma discusses the thinking behind the College of Saint Benilde Design and Arts Building and how thoughtfully designed learning environments can influence the way people think, collaborate, and create.
Join BluPrint Editor-in-Chief Paulo Alcazaren and Ed Calma, Principal Architect of Lor Calma and Partners, in an exclusive walkthrough of the campus as they explore what makes a creative space and how architecture continues to shape the next generation of designers and creatives in the Philippines.
Good design is measured not only by its form or function, but by the impact it creates.
At the Good Design Award Philippines 2026, more than 20 projects demonstrated how malasakit can shape architecture, communication, public service, material innovation, and community-building. From Studio Impossible Projects Inc.`s The Banwag—which received the Malasakit Grand Prix—to initiatives that strengthen disaster preparedness, amplify underrepresented voices, and support local communities, this year’s awardees reflect a shared belief that design should respond to real-world challenges.
Organized by the Design Center of the Philippines, the biennial awards continue to champion a distinctly Filipino approach to design—one rooted in innovation and meaningful social impact.
Good design is measured not only by its form or function, but by the impact it creates.
At the Good Design Award Philippines 2026, more than 20 projects demonstrated how malasakit can shape architecture, communication, public service, material innovation, and community-building. From Studio Impossible Projects Inc.`s The Banwag—which received the Malasakit Grand Prix—to initiatives that strengthen disaster preparedness, amplify underrepresented voices, and support local communities, this year’s awardees reflect a shared belief that design should respond to real-world challenges.
Organized by the Design Center of the Philippines, the biennial awards continue to champion a distinctly Filipino approach to design—one rooted in innovation and meaningful social impact.
BluPrint Vol. 2 Creative Spaces explores the reciprocal relationship between people and place.
Find out how environments shape the way we think, work, and create. Read more in link in bio....
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BluPrint Vol. 2: Creative Spaces explores the reciprocal relationship between people and place.
Through studios, schools, community hubs, and third spaces, this issue considers how places are brought into being and how they, in turn, shape the ideas, habits, and communities that grow within them.
Subscribe to the e-mag or pre-order your print copy through the link in bio.
BluPrint Vol. 2: Creative Spaces explores the reciprocal relationship between people and place.
Through studios, schools, community hubs, and third spaces, this issue considers how places are brought into being and how they, in turn, shape the ideas, habits, and communities that grow within them.
Subscribe to the e-mag or pre-order your print copy through the link in bio.