Philippines

Is an admixture of Muslim, Malayam, Chinese, and Japanese, European, Spanish and American influence.

• Philippine Architecture

• Thailand Architecture

• Cambodia Architecture

• American Architecture

Earliest typeof shelter in Philippine Architecture.

Consisted a simple, single pitched roof resting on a inclined series of rafters made- up of tree branches with end resting of the ground & other end resting horizontal wooden lintel supported by tree trunks and roofed with grass.

• Lean-to

• Nipa

• Ifugao house

• Kamalig

Also known as "bahay kubo" .

Supported by stilts or posts, walls made- up of nipa & flooring made-up of sawalin& stairs made- up of polished bamboo ladder,

Window made- up Sawali.

• Bahay na bato

• Nipa Hut

• Ifugao House

• Maranao House

An enclosed structures resting on four tree trunks as columns. Square in plan, covered by four steeply pitched roof made of THATCH. Stair which can be drawn & kept from the ground for protection.

Floor Height - 1.50mts.- 2.00mts

Found: Mountains of Cordillera

• Nipa Hut

• Ifugao House

• Maranao House

• Badjao House

Also called " Datu House".

a royal house used for political & social ceremonies by the Datu.

Height: 0.30mts - 2.20mts above the ground

Important Features: the wood carvings & the use of colors red, yellow and blue

Location: Lakeshore of Mindanao

• Maranao House

• Nipa Hut

• Ifugao House

• Badjao House

Built on stilts right above the water.

Important item: Mirror; Not to check their appearance but to indicate the no.bof children the fily has & driven away the evil spirits.

• Badjao House

• Ifugao House

• Ancient Malay Tagala House

• Indonesian House

Answer explanation

Yree dwelling type of shelter, square in plan supported by four wooden posts & capped with a rounded, pyramidal thatch roof.

It sunk 1.0 mtr. In the ground

• Indonesian House

• Ancient Malay Tagala House

• Badjao House

• Ifugao House

Rectangular inplan, raised on wooden post about 2.0 mtrs. Above the ground with an open roofless veranda extended from the whole front of the house. With low partition ls, projected window & bamboo slots for flooring.

• Ancient Malay Tagala House

• Indonesian House

• Ifugao House

• Badjao House

Parts of Bahay Kubo:

Living area

• Bulwagan

• Silid

• Gilir

• Dapugan

Partsof Bahay Kubo:

Sleeping area with "tampipi" instead of closets.

• Silid

• Bulwagan

• Gilir

• Dapogan