BluPrint : the architecture & design sourcebook /
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BluPrint marked a significant milestone for the Philippine design community. The country’s leading authority in architecture and design officially launched its newest seminal publication, “Design Conversations.” Hosted at VCDC M Residences in Katipunan, the event was a vibrant gathering of the nation’s foremost architects, designers, industry leaders, and esteemed guests, all coming together to celebrate a new chapter in architectural dialogue.
“Design Conversations” commemorates BluPrint’s enduring commitment to capturing the evolving language of Philippine architecture and design, and a collective expression of the visionaries who shaped its pages. The stylish interiors of M Residences provided a fitting backdrop for an evening dedicated to architectural excellence. Guests were welcomed into an atmosphere brimming with anticipation and the promise of engaging discourse. Cocktails and canapés curated by the renowned Chef Chele (of Gallery by Chele, Asador Alfonso, and more) circulated, setting a convivial tone.
The formal program commenced with BluPrint’s Editor-in-Chief, Arch. Geewel Fuster, taking the stage. “Good evening to all of you,” she began, addressing the distinguished guests, “architects of vision and builders of dreams. We are here today not just to celebrate our craft, but to acknowledge the profound impact it has on shaping our world, our lives, and our future.” Fuster spoke passionately about how Philippine architecture and design continue to “plot an incredible mark on this new era.”
BluPrint marked a significant milestone for the Philippine design community. The country’s leading authority in architecture and design officially launched its newest seminal publication, “Design Conversations.” Hosted at VCDC M Residences in Katipunan, the event was a vibrant gathering of the nation’s foremost architects, designers, industry leaders, and esteemed guests, all coming together to celebrate a new chapter in architectural dialogue.
“Design Conversations” commemorates BluPrint’s enduring commitment to capturing the evolving language of Philippine architecture and design, and a collective expression of the visionaries who shaped its pages. The stylish interiors of M Residences provided a fitting backdrop for an evening dedicated to architectural excellence. Guests were welcomed into an atmosphere brimming with anticipation and the promise of engaging discourse. Cocktails and canapés curated by the renowned Chef Chele (of Gallery by Chele, Asador Alfonso, and more) circulated, setting a convivial tone.
Setting the Stage for Dialogue
The formal program commenced with BluPrint’s Editor-in-Chief, Arch. Geewel Fuster, taking the stage. “Good evening to all of you,” she began, addressing the distinguished guests, “architects of vision and builders of dreams. We are here today not just to celebrate our craft, but to acknowledge the profound impact it has on shaping our world, our lives, and our future.” Fuster spoke passionately about how Philippine architecture and design continue to “plot an incredible mark on this new era.”
She elaborated on the book’s purpose: “Tonight is a celebration of a design conversation which brings together the work of experts, architects, designers, and editors… The aim of this effort is twofold: to push our limit and responsibility to embrace innovation while honoring the legacy of our predecessors and to strive harder to create buildings that are not only functional and beautiful—but also sustainable, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of our communities.”
BluPrint marked a significant milestone for the Philippine design community. The country’s leading authority in architecture and design officially launched its newest seminal publication, “Design Conversations.” Hosted at VCDC M Residences in Katipunan, the event was a vibrant gathering of the nation’s foremost architects, designers, industry leaders, and esteemed guests, all coming together to celebrate a new chapter in architectural dialogue.
“Design Conversations” commemorates BluPrint’s enduring commitment to capturing the evolving language of Philippine architecture and design, and a collective expression of the visionaries who shaped its pages. The stylish interiors of M Residences provided a fitting backdrop for an evening dedicated to architectural excellence. Guests were welcomed into an atmosphere brimming with anticipation and the promise of engaging discourse. Cocktails and canapés curated by the renowned Chef Chele (of Gallery by Chele, Asador Alfonso, and more) circulated, setting a convivial tone.
Setting the Stage for Dialogue
The formal program commenced with BluPrint’s Editor-in-Chief, Arch. Geewel Fuster, taking the stage. “Good evening to all of you,” she began, addressing the distinguished guests, “architects of vision and builders of dreams. We are here today not just to celebrate our craft, but to acknowledge the profound impact it has on shaping our world, our lives, and our future.” Fuster spoke passionately about how Philippine architecture and design continue to “plot an incredible mark on this new era.”
She elaborated on the book’s purpose: “Tonight is a celebration of a design conversation which brings together the work of experts, architects, designers, and editors… The aim of this effort is twofold: to push our limit and responsibility to embrace innovation while honoring the legacy of our predecessors and to strive harder to create buildings that are not only functional and beautiful—but also sustainable, inclusive, and responsive to the needs of our communities.”
With evident pride, Fuster described the volume as “a special book with projects comprehending the intangible experience of past, exploring what is inspiring today and contemplating about the future.”
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