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Bigfoot Entertainment
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Academy of Film and Television |
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Internet Center |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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Entertainment |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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IAFT Properties |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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FTV Bar Main Lobby |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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Service Counter Main Lobby |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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Sales Office |
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Ramos Street, Cebu City - Philippines |
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Main Lobby |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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August 2005 – January 2006 |
| Scope of Work: |
In this project, Lamisa ug Aparador assisted in the design and construction of the Lobby counters off-site while the lobby construction was concurrent due to light delivery schedules. Once the lobby was complete, our counters were installed with the reception console LAN, room lighting and air conditioning controls wire in through pre-installed wire ducts. |
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Mentor’s Hotel Suites |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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August 2005 – January 2006 |
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The hotel suites were built for long-term stay of international mentors that the academy would employ for teaching programs as well as for international artists who would film in the facility’s world class sound rooms. LuA translated the architect’s concepts and built the furnishings. LuA also assisted in the purchasing of accessories such as rugs. |
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Casablanca Students’ Housing |
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Mactan, Cebu – Philippines |
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August 2005 – January 2006 |
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Within the Academy complex, housing for international students to the film school was furnished for occupancy of two students per room staying 3 to 4 months per term. Space was created under the beds with two additional trunk-sized drawers for additional storage.
In anticipation of heavy use – wear and tear, table tops have been applied with synthetic covering while all paint finishes have been protected with a coat of polyurethane. This coating renders the finish five times stronger than traditional stain and glaze finishes. |
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