How DENR Secretary Toni Loyzaga challenges the status quo

When asked how she would like to be remembered, Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) Secretary Toni Loyzaga had an unexpected word: annoying. “I hope they remember me as annoying because I asked people questions when they least expected it,” she shares. “Being annoying has its benefits. It’s important to stay curious in life, developing that skill for yourself and the benefit of others. You don’t have to come to the table with the answers.”

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For Mihara Yasuhiro, a sneaker is never just a sneaker. In an age where aesthetics are dictated by mass production and algorithms rule the market, the Japanese designer is carving out a path where environmental responsibility and artistic vision converge.

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With its refined architecture, expansive living spaces and thoughtfully curated amenities, Fortune Hill weaves history into modern living, setting a new benchmark for urban prosperity. Rooted in legacy and designed for generations, this is a home that grows with you.

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Susie Ibarra’s composition Sky Islands is a “musical call to action” that highlights Luzon’s high-altitude rainforests and their rich and fragile ecosystems. This year, Ibarra received a Pulitzer Prize for her musical work and described it as a “piece that draws awareness to dwindling biodiversity, changing climate and global community practices.” 

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