Hoa

Front 1

Batalag

Back 1

Part of ibanag house as porch located at the front, used by family for relaxation and at rear used as an open-air bathroom

Front 2

Ijang

Back 2

Ancient fortification in batanes

Front 3

Djenging

Back 3

Part of badjao boathouse used primarily used for storage and sleeping

Front 4

Okir

Back 4

An ornate design on walls of Maranao which means floral

Front 5

Sinadumparan

Back 5

Type of ivatan house which is the most common type in a one-storey structure with a partially submerged basement that functions as storage area

Front 6

Ibanag

Back 6

Ethnic house located at the lowland of isabela

Front 7

Mandaya

Back 7

Ethnic house located at the edge of the cliffs of Davao built on top of tree stumps of 4.50-6.0m high

Front 8

Lidi

Back 8

Wooden discs around the four posts of an ifugao house to prevent rats from entering the house

Front 9

Lusaran valley

Back 9

Ethnic house with four different shapes, rectangular, square, L-shape, T-shape

Front 10

Bahay kubo

Back 10

One room dwelling structure with porch provided on all sides of the house and represents the filipino value of bayanihan

Front 11

Lawig

Back 11

Small maranao house

Front 12

Hearth

Back 12

Part of ethnic houses with a fireplace or an area for cooking

Front 13

Palaganan

Back 13

A passageway leading from the main door but most of the time as an extra storage space in a communal house of the Mangyans

Front 14

Kalapaw

Back 14

Small and low hut type of an ilokano house

Front 15

Bay-sinug

Back 15

Traditional tausug house

Front 16

Desyung

Back 16

Area of honor in T'boli house, because here the head of the house entertains guests and perform rites under a curtained canopy

Front 17

Gilir

Back 17

Part of the bahay kubo that serves as the kitchen

Front 18

Batanes

Back 18

It where ivatan architecture is developed

Front 19

Tajuk-pusung

Back 19

Wood carving in the form or manuk-manuk bird found at the rooftop of tausug house

Front 20

Dattagon

Back 20

Central area of kalinga house with slightly elevated floor on all sides called sipi

Front 21

Panpe

Back 21

In ivatan houses, roof nets made of strong ropes thrown over the roof and fastened together to the ground

Front 22

Adixi

Back 22

Six posts which support the roof of isneg house

Front 23

Kotel

Back 23

Detached structure of tboli house some few feet away from the house which functions as toilet

Front 24

Indigenous

Back 24

More appropriate description of non formal architecture crafted by locals themselves with or without assistance from local artsmen or artisans

Front 25

Tree houses

Back 25

Built in the fork branches of high trees beeing used by the gaddang and kalinga in luzon

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Paga

Back 26

Part of the cave serving as a sleeping board

Front 27

Vernacular

Back 27

Built of local materials in a functional style devised to meet the needs of common people in their time and place

Front 28

Ifugao house

Back 28

Apalis-mondiguing is what type of traditional ethnic house

Front 29

Samal

Back 29

Ethnic house located at the coastal water of jolo

Front 30

Torogan

Back 30

Ancestral home of the upper class maranao

Front 31

Panalong

Back 31

Decorative element at the end beams of maranao house

Front 32

Bontok house

Back 32

Also known as the 'fayu' square in plan and is designed to facilitate various activities

Front 33

Kamparan

Back 33

Enclosed part of ibaloy house used for pounding rice and for cooking

Front 34

Mala-a-walai

Back 34

Type of maranao house considered as a large house

Front 35

Dema

Back 35

Type of ibaloy house for well to do families, containing bedroom, dining room, kitchen, a discussion room, and storage room are built on the ground

Front 36

Xassaran

Back 36

Lowest level of binuron of isneg located at the center of the room

Front 37

Blaba

Back 37

Side area of the tboli house used as working and conversational area

Front 38

Bangahan

Back 38

Part of a bahay kubo later called bangguera or banggerahan, used as a place for drying pots, drinking glasses, plates, etc

Front 39

Basar

Back 39

Made of large strips bamboo, tied together with large spacing in between laths and woven bamboo is placed over it.

Front 40

Finaryon/ binayon

Back 40

Octagonal form of a kalinga house

Front 41

Binangiyan

Back 41

Traditional kankanay house which is a single room dwelling elevated at 1.5m from the ground

Front 42

Abong

Back 42

Type of ifugao house built directly on the ground

Front 43

Atobtobo

Back 43

Single post supporting the ridgepole of the isneg house

Front 44

Bulwagan

Back 44

Part of nipa hut reserved for entertaining guests

Front 45

Sungan

Back 45

Type of roof of a tausug house that has four sloping sides but with only two sides meeting to form the apex

Front 46

Gililan

Back 46

Term used for floor sills which are provided to support the walls of a nipa hut

Front 47

Palupo

Back 47

Ridge pole of a bahay kubo

Front 48

Soleras

Back 48

Term used for floor joist as structural element of a bahay kubo

Front 49

T'boli

Back 49

Appliques and tassels are decorative elements of what type of ethnic house

Front 50

Late 19th century

Back 50

Spanish era started from 16th century until

Front 51

Pantan

Back 51

Porch of a tausug which is the main entry to the house and a linkage from the main room to the kitchen

Front 52

Ranggar

Back 52

Small islamic prayer house at landshore of mindanao