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Bahay na Bato is a classic residential architectural style from the Philippines that emerged during the Spanish colonial period. This 3D model recreates the iconic structure known for its stone ground floor and wooden upper level, reflecting the fusion of Spanish and Filipino design traditions.

The model captures the distinctive elements of traditional Filipino architecture such as capiz-style windows, wide wooden panels, ventanillas, and a raised living floor designed for tropical climate ventilation. It is ideal for historical scenes, architectural visualization, games, films, educational projects, and cultural environments.

This asset represents one of the most recognizable heritage house designs in the Philippines and can be used to populate old town environments, colonial settings, or Southeast Asian historical landscapes.

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Bahay na Bato Traditional Filipino Colonial House Low-poly 3D model

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