#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines
January 26, 2016
I have discussed with several architects the idea of a parking lot sunscreen using stayed design. I thought this was out of the world but it isn't. It was used in Elysium Gardens
Ang unang nakikita at simbolo ng memorialization: ang embalming, casket at viewing. Kinumpleto na ng Holy Gardens group matapos ihanda ang lote: interment service at funeral service. At need. Para isa na lang ang kausap at kumbenyente. Magandang serbisyo na affordable sa mga buyers lalong lalo ng Holy Gardens Plots. Iwas upgrade promise
Tuesday, January 26, 2016
Friday, January 22, 2016
More ideas on enchanting interior design of our chapels
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines
January 22, 2016
There was an earlier post on wood ceiling decorations from home edit as was done by Japanese architects for their museum. More ideas on how we can improve our exisiing chapels to enhance customer experience:
Use of wood for sidings and ceiling
Letting light in through a cross slit
Rizal Philippines
January 22, 2016
There was an earlier post on wood ceiling decorations from home edit as was done by Japanese architects for their museum. More ideas on how we can improve our exisiing chapels to enhance customer experience:
Delicate/lavish interior design to distinguish our chapels from others
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines
January 22, 2016
From Home Edit
NHK recently featured a certain architect Natu who has exceptional design for museums by drawing inspiration from animals (starfish, snake skeleton, ostrich egg, flounder for his design And by being traditionalist. What struck me was his simple design, unobtrusive and not gaudy but lavish in the inside especially the ceiling and lights. Here are some examples of such tendency movement in Japan architecture. They can serve as inspiration for our interior design.
Let us be inspired
Simple 2 x 6 design
1 x 6 and with vertical slats with lighting accents
Horizontal slats
Rizal Philippines
January 22, 2016
From Home Edit
NHK recently featured a certain architect Natu who has exceptional design for museums by drawing inspiration from animals (starfish, snake skeleton, ostrich egg, flounder for his design And by being traditionalist. What struck me was his simple design, unobtrusive and not gaudy but lavish in the inside especially the ceiling and lights. Here are some examples of such tendency movement in Japan architecture. They can serve as inspiration for our interior design.
Let us be inspired
Thursday, January 21, 2016
Ideas for crematorium design
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
We are planning to build 4 crematorium and the trend for memorialization is towards that direction. Building new memorial park on scarce land and polluting the water table with leaking chloroform is not the clean and wise way to preserve the earth for our children. Environmental laws are getting stricter and leaking body crypts and vaults can be fined up to P1 million by DENR. Cremation is the next cheap and convenient way to go.
Hence innovative design for a crematorium
Reviving dead business<br />
Reviving dead business
The customer area should be simple and Zen like: simple and frontage with glass
The roof frame would be supported by a column at the back
and the stays would shield camouflage the chimney, the stays could
serve as sun rays or shining from the cross. (Building at JVargas
at Ortigas Center
A cross could be placed at the top of the column
See how the tower in this crematorium hid the chimney:
In lieu of the tower, we have a beam that will stay a flat roof
We are planning to build 4 crematorium and the trend for memorialization is towards that direction. Building new memorial park on scarce land and polluting the water table with leaking chloroform is not the clean and wise way to preserve the earth for our children. Environmental laws are getting stricter and leaking body crypts and vaults can be fined up to P1 million by DENR. Cremation is the next cheap and convenient way to go.
Hence innovative design for a crematorium
Reviving dead business<br />
Reviving dead business
The customer area should be simple and Zen like: simple and frontage with glass
The roof frame would be supported by a column at the back
and the stays would shield camouflage the chimney, the stays could
serve as sun rays or shining from the cross. (Building at JVargas
at Ortigas Center
A cross could be placed at the top of the column
See how the tower in this crematorium hid the chimney:
That is how the tower (an I beam will appear)
Monday, January 18, 2016
Design Ideas for a crematorium or future chapels
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
From Memorial Marketing and Management
Rizal Philippines
January 18, 2016
A cable stayed building in Australia. The system is
widely used in stadiums and outdoor structures. The inspiration
came from bridges - from suspension cable to cable stays. It can
be seen in JICA sponsored bridges like that in Bamban Tarlac
and Marcelo Fernan Bridge in Mactan Cebu
Marcelo Fernan Bridge in Mactan Cebu
Six months have gone by and design and construction of the crematorium in Calamba and lately in the north has been stymied. Well, there is always a reason for the delay and in this case we thought of a better design that is unique and differentiated (one fo the goals of strategy in business and marketing - to be unique and enchanting)
Thus we benchmark this beautiful cable stayed structure in Australia. The customer area is semi glass, Zen in simplicity, with glass in front, and and at 1/2 of both walls. The crematorium which is higher at say 5 to 6 meters will have the roof structure supported by cable stay being attached to either two or single column. The single column will look better because we can have this like a source of suns rays or even put up a cross. The cable stays will hide camouflage the smokestacks of the crematorium
Clean neat, minimal design (less columns) for a pedestrian walk
Ronstan cable attachment
From Memorial Marketing and Management
Rizal Philippines
January 18, 2016
widely used in stadiums and outdoor structures. The inspiration
came from bridges - from suspension cable to cable stays. It can
be seen in JICA sponsored bridges like that in Bamban Tarlac
and Marcelo Fernan Bridge in Mactan Cebu
Six months have gone by and design and construction of the crematorium in Calamba and lately in the north has been stymied. Well, there is always a reason for the delay and in this case we thought of a better design that is unique and differentiated (one fo the goals of strategy in business and marketing - to be unique and enchanting)
Thus we benchmark this beautiful cable stayed structure in Australia. The customer area is semi glass, Zen in simplicity, with glass in front, and and at 1/2 of both walls. The crematorium which is higher at say 5 to 6 meters will have the roof structure supported by cable stay being attached to either two or single column. The single column will look better because we can have this like a source of suns rays or even put up a cross. The cable stays will hide camouflage the smokestacks of the crematorium
Saturday, January 16, 2016
New Ideas on Chapel design and construction
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Here is the link for the source of the connector and cables and some pictures related thereto:
Here is the link for the source of the connector and cables and some pictures related thereto:
Sunday, January 10, 2016
Garden Suite, a premium chapel at a well known memorial chapel in MM
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines
January 10, 2016
My uncle was viewed in this room for about a week. It cost almost P100,000 to have this service: the old plan they had and was upgraded + cremation. They do not have CR and other bedding requirements in the family room. We can have better arrangement in the chapels we are going to build.
xx
Rizal Philippines
January 10, 2016
My uncle was viewed in this room for about a week. It cost almost P100,000 to have this service: the old plan they had and was upgraded + cremation. They do not have CR and other bedding requirements in the family room. We can have better arrangement in the chapels we are going to build.
xx
Wednesday, January 6, 2016
Pictures of the Loyola Memorial Park Chapels
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines
January 6, 2016
Happy 3 kings.
I visited the memorial viewing of my uncle, he is 84 who died from a fall accident, but is sick with colorectal cancer. Since this is our business, I could not help but take note of their structures and practices
The chapels are designed in the form of triangle, and this is the plaza
Ads for food
Cross selling ash crypts at LMP Sucat
Flowers for sale, butterflies flying too
The garden suite where my uncle was, opens to a rock garden, The theme (made by bading were made of tikiw to signify garden too
A stone fountain
Interesting new urn design
The plaza fountain
The tree, shrub, ground cover hierarchy
Chapel interior
Memory display (made by the family of the deceased)
Light green carnation and paper roses (provided by owner)
Rizal Philippines
January 6, 2016
Happy 3 kings.
I visited the memorial viewing of my uncle, he is 84 who died from a fall accident, but is sick with colorectal cancer. Since this is our business, I could not help but take note of their structures and practices
The chapels are designed in the form of triangle, and this is the plaza
Ads for food
Cross selling ash crypts at LMP Sucat
Flowers for sale, butterflies flying too
The garden suite where my uncle was, opens to a rock garden, The theme (made by bading were made of tikiw to signify garden too
A stone fountain
Interesting new urn design
The plaza fountain
The tree, shrub, ground cover hierarchy
Chapel interior
Memory display (made by the family of the deceased)
Light green carnation and paper roses (provided by owner)
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