ARRES

24/03/2023

01/07/2022

SIMPLE..

07/06/2022

12/04/2022

ONE-STOREY RESIDENTIAL

12/04/2022

RENDER BY FUTURE ARCHITECT: Faye Llana Dela Cruz

07/02/2022

Design by: Ar. Richard Suarez
Ar. Ar Hannibal Hanz Serra

“Beauty perishes in life, but is immortal in art” - Leonardo da Vinci.

06/02/2022

Price Update! 2022 construction rate! No more Free Design!

(photo not mine)

21/12/2021

“Recognizing the need is the primary condition for design.” – Charles Eames

29/10/2021

“An idea is salvation by imagination.” – Frank Lloyd Wright

08/10/2021

NO MORE 25k per square meters for the year 2021

Due to inflation in Materials and Labor Rates, the previously established 25k per sqm (2018-early 2020) has increased to 30k per sqm. By the fourth quarter of 2020, the price had begun to progressively rise. According to Rider Levett Bucknall's Construction Cost Calculator, the price has not returned this year and is gradually increasing, with the lowest rate of 30.1k and a high rate of 63.2k per sqm (as of October 8, 2021).

We regret to inform our clients (present) who have been caught in the middle of the market inflation season that these data will be the new minimal basis for house construction. Also, future clients should be cautious of individuals who claim that the rates haven't changed. Remember that the cheapest price is not necessarily the best option.

As architects, we are trained to design your building around your unique guidelines and, of course, your budget. We are made to adapt to changes and solve issues using our skills to manipulate planning and design, which is why it is such an important step in creating your dream home. It isn't just about adding to your expenses; it's about making the most out of your resources.

References:
https://www.rlb.com/ccc/ -cost-indicator
Architect JM de Jesus (Construction Cost of a House in PH), https://www.facebook.com/ArchitectJMdeJesus/photos/a.110214777160688/419743789541117/
DISCLAIMER: This is only applicable to houses made of CONCRETE, which is common here in the Philippines. The Probable Project Cost always depends on the materials used, the location of the project, labor rates... etc. Which is already stated in the photo. Thank you.