A 2-storey private residence designed from the ground up with intention — Industrial, Japanese, and Zen influences meeting cozy modern minimalism. Fully documented. Architect-ready.
This is a first-time homeowner's dream project — a private 2-storey residence for a single occupant in San Pablo, Laguna. Every detail has been thought through, documented, and planned before a single wall goes up.
The design philosophy is simple: lowkey outside, all the attention inside. The facade is raw exposed fair-faced concrete — no paint, no render, no pretense. The interior is where every peso of intention is invested.
The owner runs a professional reseller business from home — sneakers, toys, limited releases — and has designed the house to accommodate that lifestyle elegantly. A dedicated Business Hub (future detached structure), sneaker display wall, and parcel drop box are all part of the program.
This project comes with something rare: a fully documented project brief covering every room, every system, and every material decision made so far. The right architect won't have to guess what you want.
Every technical system has been researched, spec'd, and documented. Rough-in requirements are in the master checklist. The architect inherits a complete technical picture from day one.
The project is managed through a structured Discord server with dedicated channels for every room, every system, and every decision. Every channel has a pinned brief. Every material decision is logged. Every rough-in requirement is in the master checklist. The architect's job is to take this documentation and translate it into accurate, permit-ready structural drawings — not to discover what the client wants from scratch.
If your portfolio shows clean, minimal residential work and you've handled exposed concrete facades before — this project was designed for someone like you.