+ Follow DANIEL BURNHAM Tag
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[Title] => The Lures of Baguio
[Summary] => Sweet scent of pine trees and flowers, blue morning skies, foggy afternoons, and cold evenings. A city with various cultural and historical accents – and a never-ending string of scenic attractions. Baguio City!
[DatePublished] => 2014-07-13 00:00:00
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[Title] => Test your design IQ
[Summary] => Who is considered the Whiz Kid of the German design scene best known for award-winning products like Thomas oven-proof dishes, and the innovative Shuttle storage system?
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[Title] => Café by the bay
[Summary] => I recently found myself at Rizal Park (or Luneta to the more mature Manileños) recently for a meeting with its new director, Jett Villegas.
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[Title] => Grand South Forbes plan
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In the late 1880s, Manila was considered the dirtiest city in the Far East. Seeing the larger agglomeration of Metro Manila today, one may make the same observation – except for a few spots maintained by private developers or earmarked as "investor corridors" or "showcase pilot projects" created in a seasonal show of cleanliness that cannot be sustained. The change of regime under the Americans, however, brought a change so complete that Manila cleaned itself up and became the Pearl of the Orient.
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[Title] => Fascinating Forbes Park
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One of the most fascinating places in this diversely insane metropolis of ours is Forbes Park. "Millionaires Row" it has been called, and for good reason – the cream of the cream of Philippine business live there. Actually, that moniker is decades old, considering that the peso has depreciated to Mickey Mouse value and making the 58-year-old enclave more appropriately "Multi-billionaires Row."
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[Title] => Bakasyon!
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School’s out and it’s summer. For many, it’s time to escape from the rising temperature and dust of the city. The days and nights have been quite muggy, forcing many of us to switch on our energy-consuming air conditioners. With Holy Week looming, many anticipate a mad scramble out to more salubrious climes and destinations. The thought of fighting it out through the EDSA-like traffic north and south of Manila just to escape, however, is daunting but nevertheless, many people go.
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DANIEL BURNHAM
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[Title] => Bakasyon!
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