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itssosean2 wrote on Aug 4, '07

this is really awesome... san ung exact location? is it under construction na?

biernes wrote on Aug 4, '07

thanks. however, i'd like to share the credit with Arch. Daniel Go, the principal architect & noel manayon for the animation.
this will be in ortigas ave. cor. c-5, near tiendesitas. still in schematic design phase. sa laki ng project daming revisions. construction is eyed to start next year.

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wadaboy wrote on Aug 20, '07

the animation is awesome! The design is fantastic!

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biernes wrote on Aug 20, '07

thanks

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p3kdelacuesta wrote on Feb 24

I think this is somewhere in Frontera Verde. Nice:) Do Protestant Churches share a same philosophy in their architecture? Just an observation:)

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itssosean2 wrote on Feb 24

p3kdelacuesta said

I think this is somewhere in Frontera Verde. Nice:) Do Protestant Churches share a same philosophy in their architecture? Just an observation:)

i dont think so...

its more functional than symbolic... protestant churches these days look more like auditoriums... the nave and the traditional catholic spaces do not exist so much. Plus the presence of sunday schools... they can easily be mistaken for schools. hehe

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biernes wrote on Feb 25

yes frontera verde. its in the corner of ortigas and c-5 to be exact.

i was once an evangelical christian after i was a roman catholic i can very much tell the difference between the two.

anyway, when this was concieved, the senior pastor kept on saying this phrase, "we're not building a monument but a movement." by this we all thought that the building would not care much about how it would look like in the sense as to relate it to any form of a religious structure. it's more of having an inviting atmosphere specially to those non-CCF people.

one of the main concerns was to create a "theater-like" auditorium instead of putting in pews. the auditorium can also be used for conventions, concerts and other non-religious activities.

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p3kdelacuesta wrote on Feb 28

biernes said

yes frontera verde. its in the corner of ortigas and c-5 to be exact.

i was once an evangelical christian after i was a roman catholic i can very much tell the difference between the two.

anyway, when this was concieved, the senior pastor kept on saying this phrase, "we're not building a monument but a movement." by this we all thought that the building would not care much about how it would look like in the sense as to relate it to any form of a religious structure. it's more of having an inviting atmosphere specially to those non-CCF people.

one of the main concerns was to create a "theater-like" auditorium instead of putting in pews. the auditorium can also be used for conventions, concerts and other non-religious activities.

Ah, that was a very strong statement. Thanks! Now I understand:)

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