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MANAVISION BUILDERS' CORPORATION

Officially established in 2017 by Architect Harold E. Manabat, Manavision Architecture and Construction Services, now Manavision Builders Corporation, is a privately-owned firm composed of young, passionate, and experienced architects and builders working for both public and private infrastructures. ABOUT USManavision Architectural and Construction Services The main focus of Manavision is on planning and creating highly workable and livable spaces whilst producing a fresh and appealing look on the outside. They dive deep into coming up with ideas to create environments that work with their client's wants and needs while making the most of the space they have to work with, producing vibrant human experiences.

RENOVATION and EXTENSION RENOVATION and EXTENSIONARCHITECTURAL INTERIOR and FIT-OUTS ARCHITECTURAL INTERIOR and FIT-OUTSHOME AUTOMATION HOME AUTOMATIONARCHITECTURAL DESIGN and PLANNING ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN and PLANNINGCUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE and FURNISHINGS CUSTOM BUILT FURNITURE and FURNISHINGSLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTUREOUR SERVICESManavision Architectural and Construction Services

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MANABAT RESIDENCEBALI-INSPIRED DESIGN IS A UNIQUE AND CAPTIVATING STYLE THAT BRINGS THE SERENE, NATURAL, AND SPIRITUAL ESSENCE OF THE INDONESIAN ISLAND INTO A LIVING SPACE. IT'S NOT JUST A DECORATIVE STYLE BUT A PHILOSOPHY THAT SEEKS TO CREATE HARMONY BETWEEN HUMANS, NATURE, AND THE DIVINE.BALI INSPIREDMANABAT RESIDENCEESSEL PARK, PAMPANGANOTABLE LANDMARKS

BALI INSPIRED DESIGN Bali-inspired design is a unique and captivating style that brings the serene, natural, and spiritual essence of the Indonesian island into a living space. It's not just a decorative style but a philosophy that seeks to create harmony between humans, nature, and the divine.MANABAT RESIDENCEESSEL PARK, PAMPANGANOTABLE LANDMARKS

MANABAT RESIDENCEESSEL PARK, PAMPANGAThe design highlights a seamless indoor–outdoor connection, where a semi-indoor pool extends the living space into the landscape. Natural ventilation and filtered daylight are achieved through wide openings and slatted wooden screens, balancing privacy with openness. BALI INSPIRED DESIGNNOTABLE LANDMARKS

Balinese design is defined by its use of organic, locally-sourced materials that reflect the island's abundant natural resources. Many homes are designed to optimize airflow, with strategically placed windows and vents that encourage cross-ventilation, helping to keep the interiors cool and breezy. Dark woods, such as teak, mahogany, and ebony, are often used for furniture, flooring, and wall features, adding a rich, organic feel. In modern Bali design, these woods are sometimes left in their natural, unfinished state, showcasing the beauty of their grain and texture. Modern Bali design emphasizes a strong connection to the outdoors. Large sliding glass doors, folding windows, and open spaces allow for seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living areas. The outdoors often feels like an extension of the interior, with terraces, verandas, and gardens designed as living spaces. MANABAT RESIDENCE ESSEL PARK, PAMPANGANOTABLE LANDMARKS

MANABAT RESIDENCE ESSEL PARK, PAMPANGA

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POLINTAN RESIDENCEMODERN SPANISH DESIGN RELIES HEAVILY ON NATURAL, EARTHY MATERIALS THAT EVOKE A SENSE OF AUTHENTICITY AND DURABILITY. THE MATERIALS ARE CHOSEN TO ADD CHARACTER AND TACTILITY TO THE SPACE SUCH AS WOOD, STONE, CERAMIC TILES, AND TEXTILES.MODERN SPANISH DESIGN STYLEPOLINTAN RESIDENCEPULILAN, BULACANMANAVISION BUILDERS' CORPORATION NOTABLE LANDMARKS

MODERN SPANISH DESIGNPOLINTAN RESIDENCEPULILAN, BULACAN The core identity of modern Spanish design is its connection to history and nature while providing a fresh, updated feel. It's a style that feels both timeless and current, rooted in the landscapes and culture of Spain.NOTABLE LANDMARKS

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