Along the shores of Laguna de Bay, where environmental degradation and climate threats continue to challenge communities, one Filipino architecture student imagined a different future. Through a design concept rooted in sustainability, resilience, and community care, Batangas State University student Dan Maroelle Bernal transformed local struggles into a globally recognized vision for healing both people …
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‘Ang pag-ibig kay Juan’: Reimagining Laguna de Bay through sustainable architecture
Along the shores of Laguna de Bay, where environmental degradation and climate threats continue to challenge communities, one Filipino architecture student imagined a different future. Through a design concept rooted in sustainability, resilience, and community care, Batangas State University student Dan Maroelle Bernal transformed local struggles into a globally recognized vision for healing both people …
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