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Slater Young unveils new real estate project inspired by the Banaue Rice Terraces
Toff C.
Published Aug 25, 2023 05:09 PM PHT
Slater Young unveiled his latest real estate project which he dubbed as the Skypod 3.0.
Slater Young unveiled his latest real estate project which he dubbed as the Skypod 3.0.
In his YouTube vlog, Slater shared the backstory behind his newest project called The Rise at Monterrazas.
In his YouTube vlog, Slater shared the backstory behind his newest project called The Rise at Monterrazas.
"Before we do the reveal of the project, pag-usapan muna natin ang backstory behind this entire development because it's very, very interesting especially because we are building it on the side of the mountain," he remarked.
"Before we do the reveal of the project, pag-usapan muna natin ang backstory behind this entire development because it's very, very interesting especially because we are building it on the side of the mountain," he remarked.
Slater relayed that there were three pillars when they were designing this project.
Slater relayed that there were three pillars when they were designing this project.
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"We wanted it to be architecturally forward, something that Cebu or the Philippines has never seen before. We wanted it to be not just maganda tingnan but very, very usable din and may added benefit to the user. And lastly because we are building on the mountain side, we want the project to be sustainable as possible," he stated.
"We wanted it to be architecturally forward, something that Cebu or the Philippines has never seen before. We wanted it to be not just maganda tingnan but very, very usable din and may added benefit to the user. And lastly because we are building on the mountain side, we want the project to be sustainable as possible," he stated.
The engineer-content creator shared that they had several iterations before they were able to finalize their design. "This whole thing actually took us around 300 different versions," he said.
The engineer-content creator shared that they had several iterations before they were able to finalize their design. "This whole thing actually took us around 300 different versions," he said.
Slater shared that the design is inspired by a natural landmark in the Philippines.
Slater shared that the design is inspired by a natural landmark in the Philippines.
"We got inspired by the Banaue Rice Terraces. So instead of a normal building which is typically straight up and down. we kind of like worked with the terrain. We just pushed everything towards the terrain and just followed the flow of the mountain so this is the whole concept behind this one," he stated.
"We got inspired by the Banaue Rice Terraces. So instead of a normal building which is typically straight up and down. we kind of like worked with the terrain. We just pushed everything towards the terrain and just followed the flow of the mountain so this is the whole concept behind this one," he stated.
The Pinoy Big Brother alumnus then revealed the scale model of the project.
The Pinoy Big Brother alumnus then revealed the scale model of the project.
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"We pushed everything towards the mountain and just worked with the terrain. So each and every space was pushed towards the back and with that we were able to create this free-flowing design. But not only that, this whole structure is spread out across the mountain making it a whole lot safer and less 'yung environmental impact natin," he shared.
"We pushed everything towards the mountain and just worked with the terrain. So each and every space was pushed towards the back and with that we were able to create this free-flowing design. But not only that, this whole structure is spread out across the mountain making it a whole lot safer and less 'yung environmental impact natin," he shared.
Slaters subscribers on YouTube were quick to express their awe of his newest real estate project.
Slaters subscribers on YouTube were quick to express their awe of his newest real estate project.
"Such a beautiful organic yet modern-looking work. This is what the future should look like. Also, a good demonstration of why design is and should always be an iterative process. While the initial versions were pretty honest - this is next-level. You were able to really iterate in the most positive way possible," one netizen wrote.
"Such a beautiful organic yet modern-looking work. This is what the future should look like. Also, a good demonstration of why design is and should always be an iterative process. While the initial versions were pretty honest - this is next-level. You were able to really iterate in the most positive way possible," one netizen wrote.
"The transition, the render, the montage, the actual model, I cannot express how amazed I am by this development. We rarely get to see developments like this where they truly embraced nature and creativity + function. The Rise at Monterrazas will not just be a residential area, it'll be a landmark!" another netizen commented.
"The transition, the render, the montage, the actual model, I cannot express how amazed I am by this development. We rarely get to see developments like this where they truly embraced nature and creativity + function. The Rise at Monterrazas will not just be a residential area, it'll be a landmark!" another netizen commented.
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