Hoa 4 - architects and their works Questions and Answers

Hoa 4 - architects and their works Questions and Answers City Beautiful Movement Manila and Baguio Plan DANIEL BURNHAM First registered architect in the Philippines TOMAS MAPUA First architect to be conferred the National Artist award in 1973. JUAN NAKPIL Best works: Quezon Institute, Ever Theater. Rizal Theater, Makati UP Diliman Theater and Carillion Capitol Theater VA Rufino Building, Ayala Avenue Boy Scouts of the Phils Building SSS Building JUAN NAKPIL Philippine National Bank, FEU Manila Railroad Company Manila Polo Club Life Theater PABLO ANTONIO The poet of space. Best works: UP Catholic Chapel, CCP, PICC, Folk Arts Theater, National Arts Center, NAIA Terminal Tower One, Mandarin Hotel, Istana Nurul Iman (Palace of Religious Light) palace of Sultan of Brunei. LEANDRO LOCSIN Best Works: Post Office Building at Liwasang Bonifacio, Metropolitan Theater JUAN ARELLANO Gota de Leche Building ARCADIO ARELLANO FAMOUS WORKS : -Holy Sacrifice Chapel , U.P. Diliman Campus -Cultural Cener of the Philippines 1969 -Folk Arts Center 1974 -PICC 1976 -Phil. Plaza Hotel 1976 -Hyatt Regency Hotel , Roxas Blvd. -Makati Stock Exchange Bldg. 1971 -Ayala Museum , Makati 1974 -Mandarin Oriental Hotel , Makati 1976 -Ninoy Aquino International Airport 1979 -National Arts Center , Makiling , Los Banos 1976 LEONARDO LOCSIN FAMOUS WORKS: -Phil. Normal School Womens Dormitory ( together with William Parsons) -Manila City Hall (wooden): Edgar Bourne -Department of Tourism -Department of Finance ANTONIO TOLEDO -Philippine General Hospital WILLIAM PARSONS "Architecture must respond to local conditions."The Philosophy started out w/ the "Nipa Hut". FRANCISCO" Bobby" MAÑOSA FAMOUS WORKS: - San Miguel Head Office near Megamall - Coconut Palace known as "Tahanang Pilipino" at CCP Complex (Best work) - Las Pinas Bamboo Church - 14 Station LRT Metrorail Transit - Our Lady of Peace Shrine at Edsa - Moonwalk Church in Las Pinas - National Eucharistic Congress Altar FRANCISCO" Bobby" MAÑOSA - Quiapo Church (restoration) with Juan Nakpil - National Library - Meralco Building - Greenhills Virra Mall - Commercial Bank and Trust Company Bldg, Escolta JOSE MARIA ZARAGOZA - Manila Cathedral - Ambassador Hotel FERNANDO OCAMPO - Church of the Risen Lord - Insular Life Building - Children's Memorial Hospital CESAR CONCIO - Batasang Pambansa - Manila Mormon Temple FELIPE MENDOZA - PHILAMLIFE Homes - PHILAMLIFE Building CARLOS ARGUELLES - Asian Institute if Management - PBCOM Tower - GT Tower - Pacific Star Tower GABRIEL FORMOSO - RCBC Plaza - Zuellig with SOM - SM Aura and Arquitectonica WILLIAM COSCOLUELA - King's Court II - Tektite Towers - Gramercy Residences - RECIO + CASAS - LKG Tower - Pacific Plaza Towers ROGELIO VILLAROSA MASONIC TEMPLE, Escolta George Fenhagen Iglesia ni Cristo Carlos Santos-Viola Quezon Monument; GSIS Building; PHILCOA; Manila International Airport; Quirino Grandstand; LTO Main Office Federico Ilustre Picache Building Angel Nakpil ADB Building (original): Cresciano de Castro Commonwealth of the Philippines 1934 Manila was declared as an open city to spare the city from damage from the advancing Japanese Imperial Army. 1941 • NBI - National Bureau of Investigation , Taft Ave • Sining Kayumanggi at the Mehan Gardens c. • Palacio del Governador , Intramuros • Restoration of Metropolitan Theater • Philippine School of Business Administration Inc., Aurora Blvd., Q.C. • RCBC Bldg., Buendia Ave., Makati • San Juan Municipal Center N.Domingo St., San Juan Otilio Arellano • Ateneo de Manila Campus, Loyola • Philam Life Building , U.N. Ave. • Manila Pavilion (former Mla.Hilton )U.N.Ave., Mla. • Holiday Inn , Roxas Blvd. • Philippine National Bank , Escolta Manila • Development Bank of the Philippine. ,Makati • Chronicle Broadcasting Network Studio • 600 Units Philam Life Homes , Q.C. • VGP Center (formerly the Manila Bank Building Carlos Arguelles