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The design pays homage to the landscapes of the Philippines, drawing inspiration from its forests, volcanic history, and the geocultural richness of its archipelagos. Modular moveable wooden decks and tables animate the palm-planted entrance plaza, creating flexible gathering centers that echo the geographic form of the Philippine islands. The color palette evokes the country’s beaches — rich green foliage, muted earth tones, and white sands — while earth-colored pavers and pebbled areas lend a casual rhythm that continues the beach motif.

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On the second floor is the Sky Room — a lighter, more ethereal space than the earthy reception lounge — where bluer hues and softer materials predominate. Designed as a place of reflection and solitary contemplation, the Sky Room features islands of seating emerging from a sculpted terrazzo floorscape with projection screens on two sides. The flowing forms of the Sky Room are informed by parametric design, recalling the rippling patterns of karesansui, traditional Japanese rock gardens. A staircase enclosed in a folding translucent mesh rises from the Sky Room, adding a sculptural presence and enclosing visitors in airy mesh folds as they ascend to the upper galleries.