3 Bedroom Bungalow Residence

Tagudin, Ilocos Sur

Project Overview

A warmly resolved three-bedroom bungalow that demonstrates how modest footprints can yield richly layered living environments. Dark timber cladding, a terracotta-tiled hip roof, and full-height corner glazing give the facade a grounded yet contemporary character, while inside, an earthy palette of taupe, concrete render, and walnut timber creates a sense of calm and cohesion across every space.

Design Concept

The organizing idea is the interplay between enclosure and openness. An open-air foyer transitions directly to a private tropical courtyard garden, drawing filtered daylight and natural ventilation deep into the home's interior. Each room is anchored by a singular material gesture — the glass brick dining divider, the travertine TV feature wall in the master bedroom, the floating shelving unit in the living room — quiet design moves that give each space its own identity within a coherent whole.

Project Details

Project Type

Residential

Location

Tagudin, Ilocos Sur

Architect

Arch. Friendzel B. Pengi, UAP

Firm

FPA Design Consultancy

Key Features

Terracotta hip roof with deep overhangs for tropical climate performance
Dark timber and concrete cladding facade with full-height corner glazing
Open-air foyer with black console feature and direct connection to courtyard garden
Private side courtyard with rattan hanging chair as a contemplative retreat
Living room with custom floating shelves and rattan pendant lighting
Dining area with glass brick divider wall and triple black pendant cluster
Master bedroom with floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobe and travertine TV feature wall
Second bedroom with travertine headboard wall and integrated bedside storage niches
Warm earth palette throughout: taupe, concrete, walnut timber, and stone flooring