Artistic Interpretation of Bulosan's Stilt House in Binalonan
Explore a creative visual representation of Bulosan's traditional stilt house, beautifully crafted with wooden and bamboo materials, featuring a quaint rural setting and a vibrant yard. Discover the charm of Binalonan through this unique artistic rendition.
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Understanding Descriptions: The old house of Bulosans in Binalonan as described by Milagros and Elizabeth, daughters of Escolastica, (Daranciang, 2006): 1. It was a stilt house made of wood and bamboo with concrete footstools for posts and stairs. Such concrete tiny slabs are still present to this day used as base integrated to the new house. 2. The area was 35 sq. meters as evidenced by the concrete slabs which measured five by seven meters. 3. Under the house was an open storage for implements and jars. A corner was used as a corral for goats and sheep that were evacuated from Mangusmana during flood season. 4. The yard was surrounded by bamboo fences with a front gate facing the street of the Bulosans. Draw your own interpretation of the Bulosan's grass hut based on the descriptions given by Milagros Rivera and Elizabeth Basanes. Draw your Illustration on a short coupon bond.