AHPT + Architects

25/03/2026

🏛️ ARC ICON 100: Ar. Adriel Tan

The Visionary: A forward-thinking architect who focuses on the intersection of modern tropical design and the evolving needs of multi-generational, long-term urban living.

⭐ THE ICONIC PROJECT: Spinach House

The Design: Located in Pasig City, this project is defined as a "Tropical Home" that emphasizes a fluid relationship between interior comfort and natural movement.

The Impact: Serves as a model for sustainable residential architecture in dense urban environments, prioritizing spatial efficiency and environmental responsiveness.

Placemaking: Creates a serene family sanctuary that adapts to the rhythms of daily life, fostering a sense of permanence and well-being within the heart of the city.

🛡️ LEADERSHIP & ADVOCACY

Position Held: 2026 ARC ICON Awardee.

Professional Upgrade: Holds distinguished credentials including UAP, CBP, and RED, signifying a high level of expertise in professional practice, green building, and real estate development.

Advocacy: Promoting "Long-term Living"—a design philosophy that advocates for homes to be built as enduring assets that grow and evolve with their inhabitants.

"A Tropical Home Shaped by Comfort, Movement, and Long-term Living."

Join us as we honor the icons shaping the Filipino skyline and safeguarding the future of our craft. 🇵🇭🏛️

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