arkitektura

Fit Out Interior Construction

2024-10-19T10:00:00.066+08:00

Gintell SM Seaside Showroom

132 sqm

Year 2023

The dedication and hard work of everyone involved truly paid off, resulting in a space that exceeded expectations in both functionality and aesthetics.

Moving forward, we are excited to apply the lessons learned from this project to future endeavors. The experience has strengthened our ability to collaborate effectively, manage resources efficiently, and adapt to unforeseen challenges with resilience and creativity. As we celebrate this achievement, we remain committed to delivering excellence in all our projects, ensuring that each one is as rewarding and impactful as this one has been.

2022-05-20T09:45:00.014+08:00

Office Interiors Design & Build

Architectural Interiors Design: Erazo Inciong Designs Co.

Interior Construction: Exoskelt Inc

Project Year: 2021

Location: Mandaue City

Subdivision House Units

2021-02-08T09:00:00.001+08:00

Subdivision House Units

Design: 2015

Build/Implementation: 2017-2021

Location: Tawason, Mandaue City

2021 Portfolio

2021-02-01T09:00:00.002+08:00

2021 Portfolio

Interior Construction: PPL Domestic Lounge

2020-09-18T10:00:00.013+08:00

Interior Construction by Exoskelt Inc

Location: Domestic Airport, Mactan Cebu International Airport

Project Year :2019

Interiors: Renovation

2019-03-01T11:00:00.001+08:00

Aerotel: Nap& Shower
Terminal 2 MCIAirport

Interior Construction by Exoskelt Inc
Dec 2018

Interiors: Renovation

2019-02-07T16:30:00.000+08:00

Plaza Premium Lounge
Terminal 2 MCIAirport

Interior Renovation
by Exoskelt Inc.
July

2018

2018-02-13T08:30:00.000+08:00

House 17:20
2 Storey Residential Bldg
Talisay City Cebu
+/-310 sqm

Year:2017

2017 Portfolio

2017-03-03T23:07:00.001+08:00

2017 Portfolio

2017-02-28T10:00:00.000+08:00

House 15:09
3 Storey Residential Building
Consolacion Cebu

460sqm

Scope: Design
Year: 2015

2017-02-24T00:21:00.001+08:00

Interiors | Renovation
Laboratory
Consolacion Cebu
250 sqm

Year: 2015

House 14:06

2015-02-25T12:50:00.000+08:00

Area: +/-1800sqm

Loc: Cebu City

Design Project Year : 2014

Kitchen

Walk-in Closet

Wine Cellar

Dining Area

Shepherd's Voice | Interior

2014-07-13T21:41:00.000+08:00

Area            | +/- 45 sqm
Location      | SM City Cebu
Completed    | June 30, 2014
Photographs | Doz Inciong

Graphics by Exoskelt | exoskelt@gmail.com

custom wall installation by exoskelt | exoskelt@gmail.com

13:05 | Condominium Archtl Interiors

2014-06-12T23:08:00.002+08:00

Project description : Architectural Interiors for high rise condominium unit

Location: Mandaue City Cebu

Architectural Interiors : 2014

13:04 | 4 Storey Dormitory Building

2014-04-15T20:28:00.001+08:00

Design          :   2012
Construction :   February 2014
Area:    : +/- 860 sqm
Location        :   Cebu City
Photographs : Doz Inciong

Visually, the finished building is modern, straightforward with clean lines which includes a sense of security at the same time with openness and expression of geometric forms.

House 13:02

2014-02-01T00:12:00.000+08:00

Area: +/-260 sqm

Loc: Paranaque City

Desgin Project Year : 2010

Implementation Completed Date: November 2013

PERSPECTIVE

V Residence

2013-10-19T12:36:00.000+08:00

Architects: Erazo Inciong Designs, Co.
DesignProject Date: 2010
Completed Date: July 2013
Area: +/- 150 sqm
Photographs: Doz Inciong
Initial Post : Family Residence @ Liloan Cebu

Seaweed Farmhouse Renovation

2013-05-06T09:30:00.000+08:00

Project Date: March 2013

Existing Conditions

Proposed Renovation

Full Color Presentation Model by: Project Box Inc.

Cabinetry Renovations

2012-12-09T13:46:00.000+08:00

Location: Cebu City
Completion: May 2012

Cabinetry renovations for a master's bathroom, girl's and boy's bathroom and Altar completed early this year.

Altar

Before pic of Altar area

New Altar located at the Family area

Girl's bathroom cabinet

Before pic of existing cabinet

New suspended drawers

Boy's bathroom cabinet

Before pic of cabinet

New drawers

New bathroom cabinet

Masters' bathroom Walk in Closet


Existing WalkIn Closet

New Walk in Closet

Before & After: Walk-in Closet

2012-07-07T00:24:00.000+08:00

Design and Build: Erazo Inciong Designs, Co
Location: Mandaue City Cebu
Client:Private
Completion:June 2012

It has been a not-so-long journey since we have started this makeover since the 3rd week of May. This journey started as a design concept to transform an existing dark bedroom and create an open type walk-in closet which can also function as a family room and a light and airy bedroom.

Before pics: after dismantling outdated cabinets

Before: The room felt small because of dark colored walls

We wanted a "clean", contemporary and unobstructed feel of the wardrobe cabinets while still maintaining a timeless feel, so we opted for a white lacquer cabinetry with apple green and silver accents.

New Lacquer White Cabinets with Sliding Glass doors

Wall-hung drawers to keep everything in place

Wall hung headboard which function as a side table

TV Area cabinet

TubeChair--accent chair at the TV Area.

In the cabinets, everything has its place, socks, watches, formal gowns. It was also imperative that we use the full height of the the ceiling to maximize space and reachable space.

Portfolio:Oslob House 2(Site Structures)

2012-06-09T16:25:00.001+08:00

Location: Oslob, Cebu

Client: Private

Completion:2012

Completed just recently, the site structures were designed and built for easier accessibility to the main building(OslobHouse). The Site Structures-- composed of the Parking Deck, Suspended Walkway and the Elevator going to the main building--also included the perimeter fence and gate of the whole site.

Main Structure showing Elevator Shaft, Suspended Walkway and Parking Deck


Foreshore perimeter fence

Suspended Walkway and Elevator Shaft

Parking Deck

Driveway showing the Main Gate

Elevator Shaft

Service Stairs

Elevator

Concept: Vortex (Multi Storey Mixed Use Building)

2012-03-30T15:10:00.000+08:00

Area: 12,900 sqm

Client: Private

Project Year: 2008

As envisioned in 2008, the tower volume is composed of a series of dynamic, non-coplanar razor sharp planes which culminates in a faceted crown which marks the corner and forms the building’s secondary element, the vertex. The planes are lifted up at the building base 3 levels up from a whirling mass of water, the vortex, revealing a small plaza at the corner where the structural column emerge from beneath the whirlpool.

The dominant surfaces of the tower at each side are pulled away from the building’s central volume creating a vertical fissure in the tower’s surface that provides a glimpse of the inner volume. A vertical fin wedged from the base marks the tower’s presence and provides a visual signature at the tower’s crown.

The design team sought to work in an environment of extremely close collaboration, challenging design assumptions across ALL disciplines in order to derive a thoroughly integrated solution. This multi-disciplinary type of intimate interaction is essential to the realization of a successful efficient building, as each discipline’s design solution have an impact on all the other disciplines in a cascading fashion. For instance, one decision about glazing that allows more light into the building might also simultaneously increase the solar gain to the point where the cooling from outside air alone will not be sufficient to keep indoor conditions comfortable.

This conflict was identified early in the process, acknowledging that high solar gains through the glass of the southwest façade would not only be uncomfortable for the occupants but may serve to deplete the thermal mass of its charge during the afternoon hours through long-wave radiative exchange between the warmed low level surfaces and the night-cooled thermal mass above. Thus, the exterior shade (blades) was introduced not only to provide solar protection but also to allow for a form-based visible architecture with a standard repeatable floor plan. Additionally, fins perpendicular to the northwest façade were introduced to intercept direct solar radiation during the afternoon hours when the sun would otherwise fall on the glazing simultaneous to the peak outdoor air temperatures.

With the improved penetration of daylight, all perimeter zones could be designed with day lighting controls to dim the ambient artificial lighting whenever possible, allowing individuals to control a limited amount of local task lighting when performing tasks requiring more visual acuity.

Most significantly, the architectural aesthetic has been intertwined with the engineering decisions made to minimize energy use.

Portfolio: Architectural Interiors of a Consolacion(Cebu) Residence

2012-02-29T17:23:00.000+08:00

Location: Consolacion, Cebu
Area: approx 216 sqm
Client: Private
Completion: 2008

The images presented was a result of commitment to architectural service, balancing the aesthetics and function of architecture, considering an already existing 2 storey residence and the clients' personality and preferences.

Main color schemes and concept revolve around the cool colors of blues and greens and splashes of retro modern elements.

Living Room

Dining Area-Kitchen

Guest Bedroom

Girl's Bedroom

Boy's Bedroom

Portfolio: Oslob House

2011-12-30T16:23:00.003+08:00

Location: Oslob, Cebu
Area: approx 380 sqm
Client: Private
Completion: 2011

Situated on a highly sloped lot, the goal was to provide the client with accessibility while presenting a hidden oasis, enjoying the full view of the sea. It is a product of combined charm and elegance of materials and the simplicity of lines.

The design as exemplified in a contemporary plan, by the introduction of an entrance foyer with high ceiling, locates the living areas to enjoy the full view of the sea. Louvered canopy around the living areas gently illuminate the viewing deck with southeastern light and encourage natural ventilation.

Extensive full height windows, uncomplicated concrete and stone finishes and interior hardwood floors further strengthen the focus to dissolve borders between building and landscape.

Before and After:Kitchen Renovation

2011-11-09T20:13:00.000+08:00

A few weeks ago, we were tasked to renovate an outdated and inefficient kitchen.


BEFORE: View from Service Door

BEFORE: View from Main Stairs

We spent a lot of compressed time brainstorming and sketching different layouts before landing on a solution that worked for the client and their budget. After gutting the space, we reconfigured the existing kitchen to achieve better flow and connection to the dining area and other living spaces.

AFTER: View from Service Door

Natural daylight was also a priority. To achieve this, we installed a larger window, to light up the entire kitchen, provided a light-colored countertops and painted the walls off-white. Warm base and wall cabinets balance out the white, while accent tiles add warmth to the space.

AFTER: Addition of an intimate Island Counter

AFTER: View from Main stairs

The kitchen is still modest in size, so we also had to be creative about ways to boost its efficiency. Light colors make it feel more spacious, while providing full-height cabinets helps reduce the visual clutter at the counters.

Completed November 2011