75. Time Travelling AC

A recent trip to a Philippine "Heritage Resort" showed some very interesting treatments to condensers.

These are the refurbished and reconstructed houses that date back to the Spanish colonization.

Here are a few instances where past architectural style meets modern needs.

74. The Indoor AC Continues...

As previously mentioned, some AC's are being placed behind fixed glass facades. Just when you thought no one else would do such a thing, here's another one. 

The reason behind such occurrence remains unexplained.

Do take note, it's newly renovated.

73. Window CUs

Another example of hidden CUs. We hide them holding hopes that they will continue to function...

72. Shelf the ACs, or a Shelf of ACs?

We'll be curious if these equipment actually work. Install the doors, and then leave them open for more ventilation?

71. Facade AC

In normal circumstances we find ac condensers cohabit with existing facade elements such as ledges and roof eaves. Their existence is always dependant and parasitic under pre-conditions of those elements. By adding a roof to a condenser box, can we say that this is a reverse phenomenon? The building facade is now regenerated by ac condensers. These ac roof for weather protection can be seen abundantly in Taipei.

70. Indoor Condensers

These are not photoshopped images and your eyes are not playing tricks on you. Yes, those are ac condensers behind windows and no, we don't know how this works...

69. AC Inhabitants

Just around Metro Manila, we noticed a strange phenomena of a newer AC inhabiting the bodies of a much older generation.

The configurations are just remote occurrences. What's interesting is that the images are not exclusive to a particular neighborhood but taken from different spots in Metro Manila.