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WorksheetsMAPEH (Philippine Ancestral Houses)
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
it is a traditional house that is also callled as "bale"
it looks like a windowless pyramid of four posts.
Ivatan House
Ifugao House
Torogan House
Langgal House
It is a type of house that is distinct to Lanao, Mindanao.
It served as the home of a Sultan or a Datu in the Maranaw community.
Ivatan House
Ifugao House
Torogan House
Langgal House
It is a unique, sturdy, and compact structure made of wood, lime, stone and of thatched grass called cogon.
Ivatan House
Ifugao House
Torogan House
Langgal House
It served as a special type of house and small chapel for religious practice and worship, headed by an Imam.
Ivatan House
Ifugao House
Bahay kubo
Langgal House
A type of stilt house common to most of the lowland cultures of the Philippines. It was built to adapt to the tropical climate of the Philippines.
Ivatan House
Ifugao House
Bahay kubo
Langgal House
It is one of the most typical house designs that is usually built in populated urban areas.
Townhouse Style
Minimalist Style
Country style
Mediterranean Style
Known for being cozy and functional. It is characterized by large verandas, exposed beams, covered carports and low-pitched roofs.
Townhouse Style
Bungalow
Country style
Mediterranean Style
It is characterized with simple style and wide open spaces. This house style aims to maximize space and lessen clutter.
Mid-century modern style
Bungalow
Minimalist Style
Mediterranean Style
Usually built in upscale neighborhoods, and are characterized with European style qualities. This exudes elegance, style and comfort.
Mid-century modern style
Bungalow
Minimalist Style
Mediterranean Style
This is a reminiscent of old American houses and are characterized with vintage elements seen in cottage-style houses.
Mid-century modern style
Country Style
Minimalist Style
Mediterranean Style
