I'm looking from the front door towards the balcony.
The living room is to the right of the entrance.
This is a view of the living room from the lobby after entering the house.
The lobby and living room are connected, making the space feel very spacious.
The entrance to the main bedroom is on the left.
This is what the living room looks like from the side.
It is characterized by its large windows.
Gigi has his own idea of what the final product will look like.
This is a view of the lobby from the living room.
From left to right: kitchen, guest room, computer room, and beyond that, Raisa and her friends' room.
A distinctive feature of this house is the electrical outlets.
The horizontally oriented box is for 230V in the Philippines. The vertically oriented box is for 100V in Japan.
It is located in each room.
Dining kitchen.
A gas range is on the left, and a refrigerator is on the right.
You can access the parking lot directly from the kitchen.
Main bedroom.
It's quite spacious.
It's half the size of my current rental house (lol).
A toilet exclusively for the main bedroom.
The bathroom is to the left.
A bathroom exclusively for the main bedroom.
This is the family's toilet and shower room.
The other rooms were under construction and could not be photographed. We'll try again another time...
The framework of the roof.
The craftsman spent 10 days welding, and it's almost finished.
The price of steel frames increased, costing 146,000 pesos (approximately 300,000 yen).
Initially, the plan was to construct it using wood, but considering future maintenance, it was changed to a steel frame.