A Modern Take on the Bahay-na-Bato
Take a peek inside these luxury homes inspired by the Spanish colonial bahay-na-bato at the heart of the city
Quezon City welcomes a new addition in New Manila with the development of Manosa Properties, Inc.’s Campanilla Lane. This 3,027sqm residential project inspired by the Spanish heritage bahay-na-bato fuses together traditional architectural elements with contemporary design details.
These limited edition Manosa-designed homes use sustainable materials such as bamboo, tanguile, rattan, and local stone in its 20 units. Sixteen of these exclusive and low-density luxury apartments are housed within two buildings, each with a penthouse with loft.
All photos are from Manosa Properties.
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