Impeccable Designs at Davao Oriental and Camiguin

There are generally 3 types of architects: design architects, technical architects and business architects. Overall an architect is something like a conductor or buildings. A conductor in a musical show knows all the instruments that are playing. He may know how to use the instruments or not. Even so, he directs everyone on what note, tempo and rhythm everyone has to be at.

An architect works almost the same way too. The architect has the design, and the contractors work to materialize his design. It is also his duty to supervise the construction where the construction is in conformity with the design.

As an architectural design company in Davao this is pretty much our job. We do have architects that are specialized at designs, technical designs and business designs. The projects we have been very successful at are at heritage tourism architecture. A very challenging and trending choice of renovation and part to revisit in our life. 

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Mount Hamiguitan Range Wildlife Sanctuary

Let’s face it. Sometimes, time isn’t in our favor. Even if you want to see the beauty of nature by trekking to the peak of Mount Hamigitan, nature and time aren’t from the same department. It could have been great experiencing the diversity of plants and animals including globally threatened species as well as a large number of endemic species first hand.

The Mount Hamiguitan Natural Science Museum

This is the alternative for a quick yet equally fulfilling experience at the wildlife sanctuary without stressing about whether your body would be able to take another step. Designed to simulate the whole climb experience, you don’t just get to learn through reading all the modules or marveling at the humongous murals and decals. You also  get to use all your senses as you listen and watch your way through the peak replica. 

As you progress through the ramp, you are greeted by informative pictures and sights that represent each vegetation type which Mt. Hamiguitan is famous for. Artifacts and plants are also found inside to complete the whole tactile experience. We have placed a unique design of blending printed images and the actual objects itself. Making it a seemingly 3D designed artwall.

The scent of fresh oxygen from leaves will help your brain oxygenate and hype throughout the tour. Most of the sections of the museum have a unique smell of the showcased material. However, just don’t smell everything in the museum, as some carnivorous plants’ scent are not very likable.

To provide an experience as if you climb up to the mountain peak. We designed the museum to have a slight incline tilt at selected areas. In addition, the different kinds of wildlife experienced on every stage of trekking to the peak also follows how the tour will go as well. 

For instance, at a certain point in the trek it will be full of a certain kind of floral and faunal species which are rare to find. Inside the museum, you get the chance to experience them albeit virtually, through the strategic use of interactive modules and auditory installations. Whereas whatever species you can or cannot see at the end of the trek, you will at least have a glimpse of them by the end of the museum tour.

Designers that Feel 

We are not just a tourism architecture company. Witness how our designing offers a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach in translating your vision through creating well-designed, functional, efficient and innovative environments. If this big of a project was achieved in a matter of months, then maybe we should start discussing yours here at CP Designs and Architecture.