The Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) project has revealed the leaf-inspired design of its future bus stations. The design, called 'Foglia', is a collaboration between Cebuano designer Kenneth Cobonpue and Architect Elman Martinez. It aims to connect Cebuanos to nature and represent the region's heritage.
The construction of the Cebu Bus Rapid Transit ( CBRT ) is already underway, and now we’re given a preview of what its future bus stations will look like. ‘ Foglia ’ was the collaborative effort of Cebu ano designer Kenneth Cobonpue and Architect Elman Martinez of the CBRT project implementation unit. The theme is based on the core principles of design by nature, craftsmanship, and emotion, and is said to be “the embodiment of the Cebu ano spirit.
” PHOTO BY Cebu Bus Rapid Transit on Facebook “The leaf-inspired design of Foglia resonates profoundly with Cebuanos, fostering a deep connection to nature and symbolizing the enduring strength and adaptability of the local community,” reads the post on the Cebu BRT’s Facebook page. “The intricate details mirror the rich cultural tapestry of Cebu, proudly representing the region's heritag
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