Our People

rchitect Buna started with Tierra in 2009 and since then, has played a major role in the design of the Tierra houses our clients enjoy today.  In addition, he has participated as a member of the design team that developed the Strata Views project in San Juan, M.M. (a 12-story condominium project jointly developed with Prescon Philippines, Inc.). 

Arch. Emar, in consultation with Tierra Management and Tierra's Engineering Team, prepares the designs, plans and 3D architectural visualizations and renderings of Tierra's proposed / ongoing projects.  He also advises on aspects of interior design, space planning and light maximization during the actual construction of particular projects as well as advising on paint color schemes and fascade finishes. Being the Contruction Manager, he oversees construction sites' day-to-day activities as well secure permits from government and local entities.

Arch. Christian or Tian is a Licensed Architect having passed the Licensure Board Exam in 2011. A graduate of B.S. in Architecture from the University of St. Louis of Tuguegarao in 2009, he started his career as an Architectural Draftsman and later as an Architect-Apprentice before successfully passing the Board Exam.

At present, he serves as the Architect for Tierra International and is responsible primarily in planning and design of renovation projects. In addition, Arch. Tian prepares information regarding the design, specifications, materials and equipment, all of which comprises the planning stage of each renovation projects.

Foreman Gelacio joined Tierra in 1994 and has proven himself time and again to be a valuable member of the Tierra Construction Team.  In 2007 his efforts in the electrical field were recognized with his appointment as acting foreman which culminated in his appointment as Electrical Foreman in 2008.

His previous Tierra projects include Tierra's Jubilee Villas Townhomes in Quezon City and Strata Views Condominium (the 12 storey medium rise condominium project jointly developed with Prescon Philippines, Inc. in San Juan, M.M.). Foreman Gelacio works closely with Engr. Martinez and implements the installation of electrical plans for Tierra houses at a project level.

Foreman Delos Santos joined Tierra in 1994 and his achievements in the masonry field culminated in his appointment as Masonry Foreman. 

In this capacity, Foreman Delos Santos supervises an average of forty (40) masons and laborers completing general masonry works for specific Tierra housing projects. His efficiency and positive work attitude have served him and Tierra well during his many years with the Company. He is a valued member of the Construction Team and currently has a number of trainee Masons benefiting from his experience.

Foreman Flores initially studied Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at college level at the Philippine Air Force College. He later changed job direction and eventually joined Tierra in 1998 as a painter.  After working for several years with Tierra, his dedication and attention to detail was rewarded in his promotion to Painting Foreman.

As Painting Foreman, he supervises all painting works for Tierra projects handling an average of 32 working painters on a daily basis. He is also responsible for maintaining the high quality paint finishing that Tierra clients have come to expect from our executive housing.

Foreman Olarte has been with Tierra since 1997. As Carpentry Foreman, he is in-charge on all carpentry works on the various Tierra housing projects.  In addition to supervising his own team of carpenters, Foreman Olarte also supervises the work of other trades (including some masons and tinsmiths) to ensure the accurate and timely completion of Tierra projects. 

With 15+ years in the construction indusry with Tierra, Foreman Olarte has a wealth of experience that our Tierra construction team members learn from on a daily basis. His keen eye ensures works are completed to Tierra's exacting standards.

Foreman Carlito supervises carpentry works but also oversees general construction such as painting, masonry, plumbing and electrical works. As part of his training, he took a one month training for rough and finishing carpentry from TESDA. In addition to that, Foreman Carlito took vocational courses in his hometown of La Union.