Bamboo Workshop April 26-27, 2019

Learn more about the bamboo species in the Philippines and discover its uses for various industries. On top of that, have a hands-on experience with harvesting and treating bamboo, as well as making different bamboo products!With its modern-day potential, bamboo promises to address ecological, social and industrial challenges. Be introduced or re-introduced to this material that competes with the strength of concrete and rivals the capability of steel.For inquiries and registration assistance, email cebu@matichub.com–
The Bamboo Workshop is made possible through partnerships with DOST Cebu PSTC, DTI – Design Center of the Philippines, and our very own Mother Nature #JoyMartinezOnozawa!

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

Bamboo Workshops

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