AJMM Design Studio

A little escape, tucked somewhere in Subic. 🌿☀️

Designed as a small resort where open spaces, warm materials, greenery, and the pool come together for that laid-back weekend feel.

Simple, tropical, and made for slow days.

Designed by | Ar. Jerome Maco, uap & Kaye Janina
Architectural Design | Resort Concept
📍 Subic, Zambales

From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, every great event deserves a space that’s just as memorable.

This modern tropical function hall combines elegant architecture, natural lighting, and spacious interiors to create the perfect setting for any occasion.

An interplay of solid volumes and transparent spaces, crafted to enhance both aesthetics and everyday living.

Some designs age. Others simply settle in.
A residential concept from six years ago that still speaks the same language today—clean lines, warm textures, and spaces designed to be lived in.

“From nursery to master bedroom, each space is designed with warmth, functionality, and timeless simplicity in mind.”

Every line serves a purpose. Every detail shapes the experience. ✨

Creating spaces that look aesthetic and feel like home 🪵☀️

A study in rhythm and restraint—this conceptual rowhouse design explores bold vertical fins, layered horizontals, and warm material contrasts to create depth and privacy within a compact footprint. Still relevant years later, it’s a quiet take on modern tropical living where light, ventilation, and clean geometry lead the way.

The kitchen and dining aren’t separate rooms — they’re one continuous experience.

This throwback concept explores how both spaces work together as a single composition:
• A kitchen that stays grounded and refined, letting materials and lighting set the tone
• A dining area positioned as the social core, directly connected to light and landscape
• Clean horizontal and vertical lines that keep everything visually aligned
• Warm textures balanced with darker finishes to create depth without clutter

There’s no hard divide — just a natural flow from preparing to gathering.

What makes it feel effortless is actually precise: clear zoning, intentional sightlines, and a quiet hierarchy of elements.

Because when the kitchen and dining speak the same language, the space simply works.