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Author	Oliveros, Edith L. & Florendo, Raquel Baltazar
Title	Interior design in the Philippines
Parallel Title	a retrospect of spaces and culture
Publisher	Manila: UST Publishing House
Date	c2013
Description	xii, 178 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Note	Interior Design in the Philippines deals with people's personal intimate settings which have a duality that is both symbolic and material. The book is significant and valuable, as the first groundbreaking initiative which afforded an interior design perspective in understanding and comprehending Filipino scales and locales. The current available studies and literature on Filipino Architecture, design, and the visual arts have not privileged the distinct character and substance of Filipino Interior spaces. The book primarily attempted to fill in the gap, which limits the participation of Interior perspectives of both interior design professional practitioners and academics, and fuses together documentaries, narratives, visual and written discourses to interpret and substantiate a deeper dimension of understanding of the interor spaces of the Filipino. The pervasiveness of power of the Filipino's intimate settings not only create his expressions of an era, but constitute, shape, and mold his communal spirit and generalized reality. May the book serve well the demands and aspirations of the future interior design in the Philippines.
Note2	A Research project submitted to National Commission for Culture and the Arts, Commission on Architecture and its Allied Arts, Board Resolution No. 2009-283
Subject	Interior decoration -- Philippines.
Format	pdf
Language	English
Rights	The digital copy is owned by the UST Miguel de Benavides Library.

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