A SECTION of the Philippine Navy barracks was transformed into an adaptable, nurturing and comfortable environment that fosters strength and resilience by the budding talents from the De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) School of Environment and Design (SED).
Entitled Daong, the student-led initiative converted the 22-square-meter quarters into a sleek and welcoming shelter. The space, while designed with a contemporary approach, pays homage to the rich history and heritage of the Philippine Navy, which was founded in 1898. Central to the concept is the use of the anchor, a symbol to represent stability, a grounding force in times of challenge. It reflected the mission of the naval warfare branch of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, which ensures the protection of the country's maritime interests, including the West Philippine Sea and the Benham Rise.
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