A peek into premium architect's welcoming heaven

MANILA, Philippines - Premium Arch. Dick Goduco redefines ‘perfect’ as he reveals his idealistic concept for one of the most important parts of the Birch Tower, the part that would welcome us to our by-the-bay residenceThe Lobby.

“I want something unique,” this was what Arch. Goduco first said as he described the highly-awaited lobby of the Birch Tower. Upon entering the lobby you’ll be welcomed by a sight of eleganceall-natural stones on the wall that accents the floor finished with the attractive Rosa Mistica marble, and natural lighting which touches the beautiful picture of the lobby. The elevator is located in the central part of the lobby to provide efficiency in travel time.

Look to one side, you’ll see a stunningly beautiful, almost-ceiling-high waterfalls with calm flowing water to chill the ambiance. Take the time to stare up to the uniquely cove-finished ceiling, and you’ll see the skya perfect picture of heaven, with all its garnishes.

The sun that will light the sky of the Birch Tower lobby will be embodied through the boasted Italian-inspired chandelier draping about 10 feet long and 2 and a half feet wide. This is said to be the only one of its kind since it is specifically and specially designed by for the Birch Tower. There would also be a stunning, eye-catching centerpiece that is flexible to be designed according to occasions.

What’s more, there will be a night-sky themed café open to the residents and the public. The café will be sitting openly in one side of the lobby and will be crowned by star-like lights and a moon. It has mirror walls to add a touch of modernity. Its menu will not be fixed; instead it will have a LED menu to show the beverages and food that they offer.

The lobby, including the café, will be furnished by couches and seats made from ‘Kamatsile’ wood, which is considered to be almost as durable as the ‘Narra’ wood, and will have accessories made of barong fabrics such as ‘piña’, ‘jusi’, and ‘banana fibers’.

Aren’t the materials familiar? All these materials and products that were used can be found here in the Philippinesthe Rosa Mistica marble, natural wall stones and stones for the waterfalls, and the furnitures; even the grandiose chandelier is designed by Arch. Goduco himself, and crafted by a Filipino glass artistall in the Philippines. 

To know more of the Birch Tower visit www.birchtower.com or contact tel. nos. 708-30-07 or 708-25-15.