Naah! The right answer is the first part, a house with 2 floors. Or a house having one floor and it has posts and the roofs are ready for 2nd floor. A client wants a house with 2 floors in the near future so which is better? A house with 2 floors, first floor as parking space and storage area, second floor as the main floor for everything. In Taal, Batangas, the main street is also lined with examples of the traditional Filipino homes.Īccording to our chairman in our department, taking the thoughts of our ancestors is the most important thing aside from trying to cope with the modernization that does not fit our situation. Excellent preserved examples of these houses of the illustrious Filipinos can be admired in Vigan, Ilocos Sur. It is a mixture of native Filipino, Spanish and Chinese influences. The bahay na bato was constructed out of brick and stone rather than the traditional bamboo materials. The most obvious difference between the two houses would be the materials that was used to build them. The Bahay na bato, the colonial Filipino house, followed the nipa hut’s arrangements such as open ventilation and elevated apartments. The Bahay na bato (stone house) became the typical house of noble Filipinos as the nipa hut or bahay kubo gave way. The following is the best finds that I found it talks about a lot so just keep reading. I’ve extracted the following paragraph from here. > The picture of its neighbor can’t be uploaded. Oh! I remember we saw a house beside it and I think there house is nice and still kinda preserved because same as the Kapitan Moy it is also a bahay na bato.
My dad and I went to Kapitan Moy just this Saturday and I took some pictures of it. And the lower part can also be use for having exhibits. And the lower part for cafe and bar named, Café Kapitan and Piano Bar. As of now Kapitan Moy is open for business such as its upper part for events like parties, gatherings, conferences, graduation and many more. Kapitan Moy has a beautiful scenery for beside it is a church named Our Lady of Abandoned Church and as of now the church is being renovated. Kapitan Moy symbolizes feudalism that time an example for that was the thick and heavy walls on the first floor of the house.
It is the ancestral house of Guevera Family who is well known off that time. It was owned by Don Jose Guevara and Don Laureano “Kapitan Moy” Guevara. Kapitan Moy is a stone house or bahay na bato in our language. In our city, Marikina, there is a place that centralizes the culture of our city and even the culture that us filipino’s have. Like for example living there for just one night! Cool!
I want to have that same feeling as what they felt when they were in there on my own. A feeling that can be told through stories and excitements from other people but I want to experience it. Yeah! But what is it to have a bahay kubo? Or what does it feel to live there? This fuzzes me up until now that is why I want to have one. A dream that I believe as of now is still a dream. I remember the days that I dreamed of having a bahay kubo when I was young. They use it for household chores purposes and a place for water jars. Some nipa huts have an open back porch or batalan. Another feature of the the bahay kubo that I love the most is the ladder or hagdan which can be easily be removed at night or just when the owners are out. They would open it during day time, and close it back in place at night.
#Bahay na bato architeture photo windows
The cool thing about its windows is that it have tukods or legs that hold the swinging shades. There are large windows on all sides that keeps the interior well-ventilated or in architecture as natural ventilated. Its walls are made out of nipa and cogon leaves or sawali or woven bamboo. This area also serves as the area for livestock pens, storage space, workspace and granary. A bulwagan can be described as a large open multi-purpose room. It has also a cellar also called as silong where most household chores are done. It is our “filipino’s” native house and is also considered as our national shelter. It is made out of the indigenous building materials like bamboo and nipa which is very common in the philippines during the pre-Hispanic period. The bahay kubo was designed for the tropical climate here in the Philippines and to be easily repaired or rebuilt once damaged by typhoon, flood or earthquake which is frequent in the country.Ī bahay kubo has a bulwagan. Our, “filipino’s” native house and the house of stone!īahay Kubo or also known as nipa hut in Architecture. Let me tell you about Filipino’s house during and before the Spanish era.
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