INSPIRED BY HERITAGE

Likha’s building materials and earth tones were designed to emulate our indigenous lifestyle and architecture, along with traditional bahay kubo details like the banggerahan and the tukod.

CLIMATE CONSCIOUS

Filipino architecture is climate-conscious architecture, and our homes are built with these principles in mind. Spaces are designed for optimum air flow, to minimize heat gain and provide optimum ventilation, better air quality and abundant natural light.

Units are oriented on the North/South axes to take advantage of prevailing winds and optimum sunlight gain, and prevent heat and glare from entering the structures.
The clerestory roof at the top of each home lets light in, and lets warm air out following the stack effect principle of ventilation.
The stairwell serves as a light well, and its louvered windows allow air to enter the home’s interior, even during days of heavy rain.
Wide windows and balconies bring the indoors outdoors, providing plenty of fresh air and abundant natural light to help conserve energy. Planters outside the windows serve to soften the facade as well as improve air quality.

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CREATED FOR COMMUNITY

Indoor open spaces are adaptable to your family’s needs, and provide opportunities to converge, converse and enjoy each other’s company.

The Clubhouse, playground and a lushly landscaped swimming pool area provide additional open-air spaces for family enjoyment and friendly interaction.

MULTI-GENERATIONAL

Not your ordinary townhome. Featuring luxurious finishes and materials made to last, each Likha home was designed to be handed down from generation to generation

Señorita steps feature just the right riser heights to be easy for kids and elderly to navigate.