26/08/2026
GOLDEN HOUR
The overall design draws inspiration from the transformation of raw earth into something refined and precious—expressed through a restrained palette of natural textures, mineral tones, and bold architectural forms.
Board-formed concrete textured walls establish the residence’s grounded character, recalling the raw, mineral quality of the earth from which gold is extracted. These tactile surfaces are balanced by charcoal accents and structural elements, creating depth, contrast, and a strong contemporary identity.
Above, the distinctive roof with inverted eaves becomes the defining architectural feature. Its broad, dramatically projecting form creates a strong horizontal presence while appearing to float lightly above the solid volumes of the house. The generous overhangs provide essential shade and shelter from the tropical sun and rain, while the warm wood-toned soffit introduces a subtle golden character beneath the dark roof edge. This contrast between the bold, dark roof line and the warm soffit reinforces the Golden Hour concept—raw, structural, and grounded on the outside, yet warm and refined beneath.
Large window openings dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, drawing natural light deep into the home while visually connecting its spaces to the surrounding landscape.
Principal Architect: Ar. Orlando P. Sangalang Jr.
Principal Interior Designer: IDr. Nina Katrina Kho - Sangalang
Associate Architect: Ar. Marie Jeanette B. Padilla
Design Team:
Ar. Kimverly Roldan
Ar. Patricia Mejia
