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Guys, lipat na ako sa probinsya.

Pag ganito, yung bahay ko doon.

Isa sa mga problema ng mga tao pag nagpapagawa ng bahay is budget.

Kadalasan bitin ang budget natin.

Gusto mo ng 75 square meter house,

pero ang budget mo ay sapat lang pang 50 square meters.

So that is the reason why dinesign namin itong bahay na ito to be expandable.

So pwede natin i-build muna itong main house which is around 50 square meters.

Tapos pag nakaipon ka na ng unti ulit,

bili ka ng maraming sapatos.

I mean, pwede natin ituloy yung auxiliary house which is around 25 square meters.

Magmula sa harap, makikita natin yung favorite material.

Yung combination namin which is wood, raw concrete with black accents.

So dito sa lower half ng ating main house, may wood slots tayo.

Na aside from maganda sila tingnan,

wood slots are also good for acoustic and thermal insulation.

Ibig sabihin, hindi agad-agad papasok yung mga ingay sa labas at yung init sa labas.

Fun fact, wood is actually a natural insulator.

So mas mababa yung thermal conductivity niya kesa sa concrete.

Speaking of which,

pag tinignan natin sa taas ng ating bahay, we could see

ay may folded paper inspired raw concrete wall finish tayo dyan.

And yung purpose nito ay para mabigyan ng onting texture itong ating pader

coz I think boring pag ginawa namin flat lang na wall yan.

So by using these materials and textures, kahit flat yung harap ng bahay natin,

it does not look flat.

Pagpasok dito sa bahay, gusto namin ma-feel ng tao na maaliwalas and maluwang

which is a challenge for most small houses.

So one way to achieve this is to introduce natural light.

Kaya dito sa foyer, may kita natin may skylight tayo dyan.

Strategically located para soft indirect light yung papasok sa bahay, hindi direct sunlight.

Because direct sunlight is bad.

We don't want end users na masanay.

Burn sa loob ng bahay nila.

Bad juju yun, my dudes.

Anyway, isang pang way para maging maaliwalas itong space

is to make it feel as open as possible.

But not so much na papasokan ka na ng magnanakaw.

So to achieve that, nilagyan namin ng glass door dito sa side

kung saan kita natin ang ating auxiliary house at ang ating bridge patio.

Those are invento terms.

Pero if you think about it, architecture,

is just inventohing new ways for people to live in spaces.

So, ha!

Master ng invento, yeah!

Alright, now moving on.

Sa kabila niyang ating glass door, may kita na natin itong ating stairs

which is made from folded steel na pinatiklop ko pa kay The Rock

which is yung trabahador namin na mahilig

sa mga bato.

Back to the stairs design.

So, dinesign namin ito

para magmukhang modern art

since nasa gitna siya ng plan natin.

So, naturally,

siya yung centerpiece nitong interior space.

So, kailangan maganda

but also functional.

Kaya sa ilalim niyan ay

nilagyan namin ng bench

kung saan pwede kayo magsuot ng sapatos

or pumusing na parang walang diyowa.

Now, moving on from there,

makikita na natin ang ating living space

flanked by our kitchen

slash dining combo.

So, for small houses,

common na pinagsasama yung mga spaces

and ginagawang multipurpose ang mga bagay.

Halimbawa, yung ating dining dito

pwede siyang kainan

and it also functions as a preparation surface

para sa ating kitchen.

Anywho,

in terms of layout,

ginawa na namin L-shape

itong ating kitchen.

So, from the left,

meron tayong under counter ref dyan

and then dual burner stove

and then single basin sink.

So, ito yung mga compromise

pag small house.

You can't have the same amenities

as a normal size.

Size.

Can't even pronounce.

So, tulad ng sinasabi ko,

hindi pwedeng parehas yung amenities nyo

sa normal size na house

na 150 square meters

and above.

Although, one thing na hindi nyo dapat

ika-compromise

ay ang utilities

tulad ng kuryente

and plumbing.

Luckily, we have good plumbing products

available sa market

tulad ng EcoSafe PPR

made by Moldex

which is a company

that has been making

high quality pipes

for about 55 years.

Also, made in the Philippines too

kaya no international transfer fees

added sa kanyang price.

Lahat ng binabayad mo

para sa pipe na ito

ay napupunta sa quality niya

at sa tibay.

Don't believe me?

Well,

tanong nyo sa Germans

dahil katulong sila

sa pag-develop

nitong pipes na ito

kaya pasok ito sa ISO 15874 standards.

Also,

this is made of

100% virgin type 3

PPR resin.

So, generally,

mas matibay ito

and it is designed

to last up to 50 years.

And, dahil ang PPR

ay inherently matibay na material,

hindi kailangan

ganun kakapal yung walls

nitong pipe.

Meaning,

mas malaki yung butas niya

which will lead

to an increase sa flow

ng tubig.

Also,

pantay-pantay yung kapal

ng walls

itong EcoSafe

PPR

hanggang sa dulo

so wala siyang

weak spots.

At,

ang EcoSafe PPR

ay ginagamit

pang hot and cold water

kaya perfect siya

for warm showers

at sa paghuhugas

ng pinggan

para hindi rayumahin

yung kamay

ng mga titos

and titas out there.

Lastly,

ang EcoSafe PPR

ay non-toxic

as certified by

PPAC sa Ateneo.

So,

may peace of mind ka

na hindi ka biglang

makaka-develop

ng superpowers

habang naliligo ka

kasi toxic na pala

yung relasyon nyo.

I mean,

yung pipe nyo

ay may lumalabas

ng toxic

dun sa material niya.

Now,

pag tinignan natin

itong area

ng ating kitchen

and living space,

mawapansin natin

na parang

medyo masikip siya.

But,

no worries my dudes

because on this side

of our kitchen,

we have

these sliding doors

na pag binuksan

will lead us

sa ating backyard patio.

So,

kung medyo maganda

yung panahon,

pwede tayong mag-set up

ng tables dito

and have alfresco dining

with your

friends

and family.

Sa kabilang side

naman ng ating kitchen

ay dyan nakalocate

ang ating toilet

and bathroom

with this elegant

glass shower enclosure.

Very nice.

Now,

akyat na tayo

sa second floor,

my dudes.

So,

pag akyat natin

ang ating beautiful stairs,

we will be greeted

by the study.

So,

dito tumatambay

yung mga stud

tulad ko.

That's why

they call it

study.

Cringe aside,

dito sa ating study

may kita natin

itong pintuan

na dadalhin tayo

sa ating balcony

overlooking

our frontage

kung saan

pwede natin

mapagtanto

ang ating

mga tito jokes

and its mental effects

sa mga nakakarinig.

And also,

dito pwede natin

ma-experience

first-hand

ang ating

raw concrete

folded paper

inspired facade.

Going back in,

may kita na natin

ang ating bedroom.

So,

on the left side,

meron tayong

closet and shelves

dyan

which I think

looks very,

very nice,

very Japanese-y.

Then,

sa kabila naman yan

ay meron tayong

double deck

para ma-maximize

itong space na ito.

So,

yung combination

ng wood,

raw concrete,

and this blue-green wall

I think makes this space

look super cozy.

Now,

you might be thinking,

dito matutulog

yung parents

and anak nila

together?

No,

this is only

for the children.

So,

the parents

have their own space

sa ating auxiliary house.

To go there,

babalik tayo dito

sa ating bridge patio

where we have this

pocket garden

sitting area

and this very

social covered

walkway

na pag tinahak

natin yan

ay makakadating tayo

sa ating

master's bedroom.

So,

pagpasok natin dito

yung gusto namin

ma-achieve

ay yung feeling na

medyo tropical

na parang

nasa beachfront hotel

ka.

So,

yung layout ng room

is somewhat similar

sa hotel room.

Upon entering

sa ating right side

may kita natin

ang ating

toilet and bathroom area

with this open

lavatory.

Sa kabilang side

naman yan

ay ang ating

toilet and shower.

So,

ang advantage

ng semi-enclosed

na toilet and bath

tulad nito

is

pag may gumagamit

ng toilet,

someone else

can still use

the lavatory.

So,

ayaw mo naman

mag-toothbrush

habang may

nanganak

ng food baby

sa tabi mo,

diba?

So,

iba malala

sa ano.

Anyway,

moving on.

So,

on the other side of that,

may kita na natin

ang ating main sleeping area

which looks

really,

really good.

So good

na hindi ka pa

nakakaabot sa kama.

Tulog ka na.

So,

we opted to put

this built-in

platform bed

to give this area

this bespoke

sinadya feeling.

So,

when I say that,

what I mean is

lahat ng elements

nitong kwarto

nagka-complementary

sila

with each other

na parang

ginawa siya

ng isang artist.

Naubusan na ako

ng adjectives

kaya

na lang

masasabi ko.

Moving on.

Sa harap ng ating bed,

may kita na natin

ang ating desk.

And then,

beside that,

may kita na natin

mayroon tayong

built-in seating platform

that continues

all the way

hanggang sa ating window

where we have

this

seating area ulit

sa labas.

So, itong bahay na ito

ini-imagine namin

na either

sa farm siya

or sa beachfront

na ka-locate.

So, pagkagising mo

sa umaga,

buksan lang itong

sliding pocket doors,

labas ka dyan,

upo,

and just enjoy the view

and yung simoy

ng hangin

sa umaga.

In terms of pricing,

all in all,

itong interior floor area

nitong ating bahay

is mga

75 square meters

in total.

So, pag kinumpute natin yun

sa medium range

na materials,

75 square meters

times 40,000 pesos

per square meter,

that's around

3 million pesos

just for the interior areas.

But disclaimer,

my dudes,

itong price na binabanggit ko ngayon

is just

a super rough estimate.

So, pwedeng mas mura

or mas mahal

pag actual na.

So, to know that exact price,

we will need a more

detailed estimate

from

a licensed professional.

Anyway,

I guess dyan na natin

tatapusin itong video.

Palike

kung ayaw mong

masunburn ka

sa loob ng bahay nyo.

Also,

if you want to see

more small houses,

my dudes,

comment nyo lang

down below.

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ang mga bata

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