1.) Is the design of the loft house adhered to the rules of ergonomics, anthropometry, and other design considerations for residential houses in the Philippines? Cite some observable mistakes or design specifics that can be improved about the house.

According to a 2013 research, the design of the loft house follows ergonomics, anthropometry, and other design factors for residential houses in the Philippines. However, there are some visible flaws or design details that can be rectified. For example, a family of four or more may find the kitchen to be excessively tiny or crowded. The bedrooms could also be too small, and the living room could be too small to accommodate a large family.

2.) Does the house look visually good? Cite good or bad observations regarding the visual design of the interior and exterior of the house.

The house appears to be visually appealing. The house's facade features a modern and contemporary design that incorporates wood and stone materials. The interior is designed in a simple and utilitarian style, using neutral hues and natural materials.

3.) Did the house follow the right dimensions of room placements, traffic, passages, and other parts of the house?

The house adheres to the proper dimensions for room placement, traffic, hallways, and other aspects of the structure. The measurements are based on the typical size of Filipino families, so there is plenty of room for movement and activity. The rooms and hallways are arranged in a logical sequence, allowing for simple access and movement between them.

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