Clinton Bravo

In Philippine construction and development, every project starts with one essential step: the survey. It’s the real-world map that guides multi-million-peso decisions. Choosing a “good enough” (" pwede na yan ") survey to save time or money sounds practical, but it often becomes a very costly mistake. The hidden costs show up later wrong lot lines that trigger right-of-way issues, slabs that need to be rebuilt because control points were off, drainage that floods because ground levels were...

Marikina Flood (Credits: Reuters For generations, the rhythm of life in the Philippines has been punctuated by the steady beat of...

LiDAR has moved from “nice to have” to “need to have” and the Philippines is a perfect use case. With projects spread across islands,...