#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines | January 7, 2015
Ash crypts (3 levels facing a quadrangle)at Immaculate Concepcion
Outer rings of wall of ash crypts
There must be 10,000 ash crypts at Transfiguration
Altar
These are glimpses of the columbarium at the two churches mentioned earlier in this post:
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
Showing posts with label Transfiguration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transfiguration. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Two great chapels in Antipolo with columbarium
#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts
Rizal Philippines | January 7, 2015
The exterior of the church
The interior of the Immaculate Concepcion; uses a lot of space frame and natural ventilation and lighting
Two great churches or chapels have been built during the last two years in Antipolo and they are unique. They are something to be benchmarked even by those in the private for profit sector. The two are:
1. Transfiguration of Jesus Christ at M L Quezon near Mission Hills. I learned of this during the wake of the father of kapadyak in biking.
2. Immaculate Heart of Mary in Taktak Road at Fairmont Hills Subd in Antipolo City too. A friend told me of its existence.
Going to and fro these places honed my biking skills (if there is any)
The Taktak road is a great place to bike
Unique structure; uses a lot of steel frames
The canopy for the church (will have creepers?)
An amphitheater like structure going to church basement
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x This was my idea for the Blanco chapel
x New construction methods/materials were used
x Wide spaces between column
x
x
Landscaping:
x Banana plants for landscaping
Benches and religious messages
Candelaria
Immaculate concepcion
x
Rizal Philippines | January 7, 2015
The exterior of the church
The interior of the Immaculate Concepcion; uses a lot of space frame and natural ventilation and lighting
Two great churches or chapels have been built during the last two years in Antipolo and they are unique. They are something to be benchmarked even by those in the private for profit sector. The two are:
1. Transfiguration of Jesus Christ at M L Quezon near Mission Hills. I learned of this during the wake of the father of kapadyak in biking.
2. Immaculate Heart of Mary in Taktak Road at Fairmont Hills Subd in Antipolo City too. A friend told me of its existence.
Going to and fro these places honed my biking skills (if there is any)
The Taktak road is a great place to bike
Unique structure; uses a lot of steel frames
The canopy for the church (will have creepers?)
An amphitheater like structure going to church basement
x
x This was my idea for the Blanco chapel
x New construction methods/materials were used
x Wide spaces between column
x
x
Landscaping:
x Banana plants for landscaping
Benches and religious messages
Candelaria
Immaculate concepcion
x
Labels:
Christ,
Church,
heart,
Immaculate,
Mary,
Risen,
Transfiguration
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