Showing posts with label chapel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chapel. Show all posts

Monday, February 1, 2016

Unique Chapel St Marc's (seen at "Pangako sa yo Lang" starring Aga Mulach and Regine Velasquez)

#ChapelMemorialService; #

Rizal Philippines
February 1, 2016

This was the setting of the final scene of Regine Velasquez and Aga Mulach, "Pangako Sa Yo Lang" of 2001.  The cross and the chapel, and the church pews are unique..

Pangako sa yo Lang (see the 39th minute)

From Gallery of Gino Manalastas


                                           
                                     Note the unique cross design where the silhouette instead of the image
                                      of the Lord is placed instead.  The altar is made of stones and so with the                                              pews


                                    The benches and the altar and the hedges are visible



                                           


                                                Wedding at St Marc's Chapel

                               Close up of structures and landscaping at St Marc's  Chapel

                                      Terraced seats and landscaping



St. Marc's Chapel


St. Marc's Chapel
                                   Close up of Altar embedded in rocks, festooned with ferns

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



Monday, January 18, 2016

Design Ideas for a crematorium or future chapels

#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts

From Memorial Marketing and Management



Rizal Philippines
January 18, 2016

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                               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

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                                  Clean neat, minimal design (less columns) for a pedestrian walk

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                                 Ronstan cable attachment



                                   

Thursday, February 12, 2015

Our profile

#ChapelMemorialService; #memorialexperts



The Holy Gardens Chapel and Memorial Service is a part of nationwide network of memorial parks.  It has been in business for the last 32 years and has so far built 11 memorial parks in Luzon Visayas and Mindanao

1.  It is the vision of the top management of Holy Gardens to complete and provide complete memorial services to every Juan in the country:

1.  plots
2.  interment service
3.  funeral and chapel services

2.  It also plans to put crematorium in 2015.  it has built ash crypts 3 years back to keep with the trend in memorialization.  Holy Gardens has been a pioneer in memorialization with use of tarps, memorial tributes, free online obituaries, memory board and memory displays

3.  Holy Gardens intends to acquire a memorial plan company and has contract and made downpayment for such a company

it is advocacy of Holy Gardens Memorial Park group top management, that in entering the  chapel (funeraria) services it can help the masses in the spirit of mercy and compassion

1. standardize prices and make memorial services more affordable and beat the high cost of dying.

2.  Provide assistance to the poor and indigent through the 5 year body crypt rental of only 6t, and indigent package of only P12t.  Together with the LGU funeral assistance program, dying need not be beyond the reach of every Juan

3.  Funding help desk from portion of its gross income

Contact persons;

Cynthia Cartago  -  Holy Gardens Greenhills Chief Marketing Officer

Del de la Paz

CP #   +63922 844 0756

Email:    hgmp.calamba@gmail.com

Friday, November 1, 2013

Welcome to Holy Gardens Chapel site

The Holy Gardens group is fast becoming a one stop shop for our customers.  By the end of the year, we would have finished the construction of the following chapels:

Holy Gardens Pangasinan

Holy Gardens Greenhills

Holy Gardens La Union

We have been using the Holy Angels Memorial Park and slowly but surely equipping them for the chapel use;  and bereavement chapel.  The trend now is to view the deceased in a non house environment for security and aesthetic reasons