Architect of Melchor Hall, University of the

Philippines, Diliman

a. Juan Nakpil
b. Gabriel Formoso
c. Federico Illustre
d. Cesar Concio
Architect of Melchor Hall, University of the
Philippines, Diliman

a. Juan Nakpil
b. Gabriel Formoso
c. Federico Illustre
d. Cesar Concio
Cesar Concio PALMA HALL, U.P. DILIMAN

BACLARAN CHURCH
CHURCH OF THE RISEN LORD

INSULAR LIFE BUILDING

U.P. DILIMAN 1953 − 1954

AYALA, MAKATI

CHILDRENS LIBRARY
QUEZON CITY
Architect of CENTRAL BANK OF THE
PHILIPPINES

a. Juan Arellano
b. Gabriel Formoso
c. Federico Illustre
d. Pablo Antonio
Architect of CENTRAL BANK OF THE
PHILIPPINES

a. Juan Arellano
b. Gabriel Formoso
c. Federico Illustre
d. Pablo Antonio
GABRIEL FORMOSO

ASIAN INSTITUTE OF
MANAGEMENT

PACIFIC STAR BUILDING, MAKATI

PBCOM TOWER
LA TONDENA BLDG. MAKATI(TALLEST BLDG IN PHIL.)
Architect of DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY

a. Arcadio Arellano
b. Tomas Mapua
c. Fernando Ocampop
d. Pablo Antonio
Architect of DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY

a. Arcadio Arellano
b. Tomas Mapua
c. Fernando Ocampop
d. Pablo Antonio
TOMAS MAPUA

LIBRADA AVELINO HALL,

CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY
“Tomas Mapua is the first registered
architect in the Philippines. He
established the first architectural school
in the country also known as
Mapua Institute of Technology (M.I.T.).”
J. MAPUA MEMORIAL HALL,
MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Architect of The Mansion House ( Baguio
City)

a. Daniel Burnham
b. William Parsons
c. Jack Frost
d. Arcadio Arellano
Architect of The Mansion House ( Baguio
City)

a. Daniel Burnham
b. William Parsons
c. Jack Frost
d. Arcadio Arellano
WILLIAM PARSONS
William Parsons is known for his quite creativity and practical wisdom as Daniel Burnham said.
He studied at Yale and where he take his art degree and got his master’s degree in architecture
at Columbia University. He is the one who supervise and implement the design plans of Daniel
Burnham. He choose William Parsons due to his supreme credentials.
OTHER WORKS:
Manila Hotel
Army & Navy Club
Philippine General Hospital
Philippine Normal School
Women’s Dormitory of the Normal School
University Hall of the University of the Philippines (PadreFaura)
YMCA building Manila Hotel
Elk’s Club
Manila Club
“Gabaldon” schoolhouse, most visible, 5 prototypes

Philippine General Hospital

Architect of Manila International Airport

a. Daniel Burnham
b. Federico Illustre
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Fernando Ocampo
Architect of Manila International Airport

a. Daniel Burnham
b. Federico Illustre
c. Leandro Locsin
d. Fernando Ocampo
FEDERICO ILLUSTRE The monument would consist of three vertical
pylons (representing the three main geographic
divisions of the country: Luzon, the Visayas, and
Mindanao), 66 meters (217 ft) tall (Quezon's age
when he died), surmounted by three mourning
angels holding sampaguita (the national flower)
wreaths sculpted by the Italian sculptor Monti. The
three pylons would in turn circumscribe a drum-like
two-story structure containing a gallery from which
visitors could look down at Quezon's catafalque,
modeled after Napoleon Bonaparte's in the
Invalides. The gallery and the catafalque below are
lit by an oculus, in turn reminiscent of Grant's
Tomb.
QUEZON MEMORIAL MONUMENT 1950 − 1978

MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT PHILIPPINE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE

Architect of National Press Club

a. Angel Nakpil
b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
Architect of National Press Club

a. Angel Nakpil
b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
ANGEL NAKPIL

PICACHE BUILDING,
QUIAPO

NATIONAL PRESS CLUB

One of the first earthquake-proof
buildings in the country.
Architect of AGLIPAYAN CHURCH

a. Otillo Arellano
b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
Architect of AGLIPAYAN CHURCH

a. Otillo Arellano
b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
CARLOS ARGUELLES
METROPOLITAN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

AGLIPAYAN CHURCH
PHILIPPINE NATIONAL BANK, ESCOLTA
WHO DOESN’T BELONG TO HEXAGON
ARCHITECTS

a. Jose Maria Zaragosa

b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Francisco Fajardo
WHO DOESN’T BELONG TO HEXAGON
ARCHITECTS

a. Jose Maria Zaragosa

b. Carlos Arguelles
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Francisco Fajardo
 HEXAGON ARCHITECTS ARE THE GROUP OF
ARCHITECT WHO WORK WITH THE NATIONAL
LIBRARY IN MANILA.

HEXAGON ARCHITECTS:
1. Jose Maria Zaragosa
2. Carlos Arguelles
3. Edmundo Lucero
4. Francisco Fajardo
5. Gavino De Leon
6. Vergel de Dios Cezar
ARCHITECT OF GSIS BUILDING (PHIL. SENATE)

a. Angel Nakpil
b. Jorge Ramos
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
ARCHITECT OF GSIS BUILDING (PHIL. SENATE)

a. Angel Nakpil
b. Jorge Ramos
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Fernando Ocampo
GSIS BLDG. The Quiapo Mosque

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
ZAMBOANGA

Philippine Heart Center

ARCHITECT OF Meralco Building

a. William Coscuella
b. Jose Zaragoza
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Alfredo Luz
ARCHITECT OF Meralco Building

a. William Coscuella
b. Jose Zaragosa
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Alfredo Luz
 OTHER WORKS OF JOSE ZARAGOSA:

BUILDING, ECOLTA, MANILA

COMMERCIAL BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF THE PHILIPPINES
ARCHITECT OF WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION BUILDING

a. William Coscuella
b. Alfredo J. Luz
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Carlos A. Santos-Viola
ARCHITECT OF WORLD HEALTH
ORGANIZATION BUILDING

a. William Coscuella
b. Alfredo J. Luz
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Carlos A. Santos-Viola
ARCHITECT OF IGLESIA NI CRISTO IN CUBAO

a. William Coscuella
b. Alfredo J. Luz
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Carlos A. Santos-Viola
ARCHITECT OF IGLESIA NI CRISTO IN CUBAO

a. William Coscuella
b. Alfredo J. Luz
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Carlos A. Santos-Viola
 OTHER WORKS OF CARLOS VIOLA:

IGLESIA NI CRISTO, CUBAO

IGLESIA NI CRISTO CENTRAL TEMPLE, QC IGLESIA NI CRISTO CENTRAL OFFICE,QC
ARCHITECT OF ARANETA COLISEUM

a. Dominador Lugtu
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Juan Nakpil
ARCHITECT OF ARANETA COLISEUM

a. Dominador Lugtu
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Tomas Arguelles
d. Juan Nakpil
ARCHITECT OF PHILIPPINE SCIENCE HIGH
SCHOOL

a. Dominador Lugtu
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Froilan Hong
d. Cresenciano de Castro
ARCHITECT OF PHILIPPINE SCIENCE HIGH
SCHOOL

a. Dominador Lugtu
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Froilan Hong
d. Cresenciano de Castro
ARCHITECT OF MANILA FILM CENTER

a. Dominic Galicia
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Froilan Hong
d. Leandro Locsin
ARCHITECT OF MANILA FILM CENTER

a. Dominic Galicia
b. Jose Ma. Zaragosa
c. Froilan Hong
d. Leandro Locsin
ARCHITECT OF ROBINSON’S GALLERIA

a. Dominic Galicia
b. William Coscuella
c. Antonio Sindiong
d. Jun Palafox
ARCHITECT OF ROBINSON’S GALLERIA

a. Dominic Galicia
b. William Coscuella
c. Antonio Sindiong
d. Jun Palafox
 ARCHITECT OF SM MEGAMALL

a. Dominic Galicia
b. William Coscuella
c. Antonio Sindiong
d. Jun Palafox
 ARCHITECT OF SM MEGAMALL

a. Dominic Galicia
b. William Coscuella
c. Antonio Sindiong
d. Jun Palafox
1st skyscraper in the country (4 storeys)?

a. GSIS Building
b. Manila Hotel
c. Dusit Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel
1st skyscraper in the country (4 storeys)?

a. GSIS Building
b. Manila Hotel
c. Dusit Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel
by Fernando Ocampo
First hotel in Asia and first to use an elevator

a. Hotel de Oriente
b. Manila Hotel
c. Dusit Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel
First hotel in Asia and first to use an elevator

a. Hotel de Oriente
b. Manila Hotel renovated by leandro locsin
c. Dusit Hotel
d. Ambassador Hotel