Written by J. Albert Gamboa for Archikonst Issue 97 Q3 2023

The experiential approach in architecture is the core value that drives the firm’s output, concomitant with the prevailing planning considerations that arise from extensive analysis being conducted in the standard process. KDAS believes that architects must embody the willingness to comprehend one’s behavioral background, whether it be personal or on a corporate basis. “ We compartmentalize the actual needs, wants, and musts in a particular requirement as our primary tool in evolving the overall vision to reality,” they said.

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Written by Mariel Abanes for Metro.Style

“There is this concept of ‘thin places’ or holy spaces. Places where the boundary between heaven and earth somehow diminish—a place so peaceful you can almost feel the Divine. We’ve been to several places like that. Sometimes in a small town, sometimes in a beautiful gallery, sometimes in a small room with a loved one. This is what we envisioned Sefriya to be,” Sefriya’s Ron Bernabe-Flores tells Metro.Style.

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Behind the scenes of every finished work are constant coordination and inspection.

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The advantage of presenting the BIM model to the client is that it allows them to navigate and imagine the project while it is still at the drawing board.

“You can use an eraser on the drafting table or a sledgehammer on the construction site.” - Frank Lloyd Wright

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Test fitting the Bishop Chandelier from Azcor with a Precast Rosette from the House of Precast

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