ARA KRISTINE MIER

Where Design Meets Experience

Architecture is more than just buildings—it’s about creating environments where people can have unique experiences. My work reflects a deep appreciation for natural elements, cultural influences, and the human connection to space. Every project is an opportunity to tell a story through design. title or phrase

About Me

A passionately driven architecture student committed to designing purposeful, innovative, and sustainable spaces that positively impact communities. Her academic journey has equipped her with strong technical skills in drafting, conceptual development, and design presentation, along with a mindset rooted in continuous learning and creative responsibility.

01 House in the Woods House in the Woods: A Proposed Two-Storey Single Detached Residence Lot Size: 240 sq. meters Perched on a sloping landscape, this architectural residential house integrates with its natural surroundings, offering a perfect balance of form, function, and sustainability. Designed to take advantage of the site's unique topography, the structure follows the contours of the land, minimizing excavation costs while maximizing views, ventilation, and natural light.

02 Bungalow House Bungalow House: One-Bedroom Residential Lot Size: 540 sq. meters This modern tropical home integrates passive design principles to enhance comfort and sustainability. The surrounding greenery further aids in temperature moderation, creating a seamless connection between architecture and nature.

03 Philippine Embassy in Thailand A Proposed Philippine Embassy in Thailand Location: Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand Lot Size: 5,120.33 sq. meters Designing spaces should offer a dialogue between protection and openness, where spaces should provide both security and comfort. Through thoughtful spatial composition, the design should not only serve as a shelter but also strengthen relationships, embodying the identity of Filipinos while embracing the world beyond its walls

04 REVERDE: A Proposed Eco-Hotel Resort Location: Limahong Channel, Lingayen, Pangasinan Architecture should heal the environment, celebrate local culture, and create experiences that are deeply rooted in place. Design must go beyond sustainability and aim for regeneration, creating spaces that evolve with and enrich their surroundings. Rooted in the Limahong Channel’s rich history and inspired by Pangasinan’s resilient spirit, the hotel resort reimagines greenhouse structures into immersive living spaces. It combines regenerative design with meaningful guest experiences that invite planting, storytelling, and connection with nature.

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Residential Architecture

Commercial & Offices

Hospitality Architecture

01 House in the Woods

House in the Woods: A Proposed Two-Storey Single Detached Residence Lot Size: 240 sq. meters Perched on a sloping landscape, this architectural residential house integrates with its natural surroundings, offering a perfect balance of form, function, and sustainability. Designed to take advantage of the site's unique topography, the structure follows the contours of the land, minimizing excavation costs while maximizing views, ventilation, and natural light.

02 Bungalow House

Bungalow House: One-Bedroom Residential Lot Size: 540 sq. meters This modern tropical home integrates passive design principles to enhance comfort and sustainability. The surrounding greenery further aids in temperature moderation, creating a seamless connection between architecture and nature.

03 Philippine Embassy in Thailand

A Proposed Philippine Embassy in Thailand Location: Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand Lot Size: 5,120.33 sq. meters Designing spaces should offer a dialogue between protection and openness, where spaces should provide both security and comfort. Through thoughtful spatial composition, the design should not only serve as a shelter but also strengthen relationships, embodying the identity of Filipinos while embracing the world beyond its walls

04 REVERDE: A Proposed Eco-Hotel Resort

Location: Limahong Channel, Lingayen, Pangasinan Architecture should heal the environment, celebrate local culture, and create experiences that are deeply rooted in place. Design must go beyond sustainability and aim for regeneration, creating spaces that evolve with and enrich their surroundings. Rooted in the Limahong Channel’s rich history and inspired by Pangasinan’s resilient spirit, the hotel resort reimagines greenhouse structures into immersive living spaces. It combines regenerative design with meaningful guest experiences that invite planting, storytelling, and connection with nature.

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