ANTONIO, PABLO

Full Name: Pablo Sebero Antonio

Born: January 25, 1901

Place of Birth: Binondo, Manila

Died: June 14, 1975 (aged 74)

Occupation: Filipino architect

Awards:
• National Artist of the
Philippines (1976)
• Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards
(2003)
ANTONIO, PABLO

Style:

• Modernism
- The pioneer of modern
Philippine Architecture
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Notable Works:

Ideal Theater (1933) Far Eastern University Campus

Avenida Rizal, Manila West Sampaloc, Manila

• Demolished – 1970’s • Art Deco style – 1938 to 1950

• First major work • The campus is considered as
the largest collaborative of
surviving Art Deco
architecture in Manila
ARANETA, LUIS

Full Name: Luis Maria Zaragosa

Araneta

Born: 1916

Place of Birth: Manila,

Philippines

Died: 1984 (aged 68)

Occupation: Filipino architect

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Notable Works:

Times Theatre Makati Medical Center

Quezon Boulevard, Quiapo Makati City

• Art Deco Style – Art Moderne • Opened – May 31, 1969

• Construction – 1939 • Most prominent hospital in
• Accomodation: 800 people the Philippines
ARELLANO, JUAN

Full Name: Juan Marcos Arellano

Born: April 25, 1888

Place of Birth: Tondo, Manila,

Philippines

Died: December 5, 1960 (aged 72)

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Painter
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Notable Works:

Legislative Building (Congress Building) Manila Central Post Office

Padre Burgos Avenue in Ermita, Manila Liwasang Bonifacio, Manila

• Neoclassical Style • Neoclassical Style

• Home to various legislative bodies of the • Construction: 1926
Philippine government (1987 to 1997) • Designed with Tomas Mapua
• It houses the National Art Gallery of the • Renovation: 1946
National Museum of the Philippines
ARELLANO, OTILIO

Full Name: OtilIo Arellano

Born: February 9, 1916

Place of Birth: San Juan, Manila,

Philippines

Died: May 31, 1981 (aged 52)

Occupation: Filipino architect

ARELLANO, OTILIO

Style:

• Modern
- first postwar architect in his homeland
who was inspired by Filipino symbols
 ARELLANO, OTILIO
Notable Works:

Philippine Pavilion Palacio del Governador

New York World Exhibition (1964) Intramuros, Manila

• Roof form- “Salakot “, a traditional • 12 storey-building

Filipino hat with wide brim • Houses the Commission of Elections
• Historical Landmark
ARGUELLES, CARLOS

Full Name: Carlos D. Corcuera

Arguelles
Born: September 15, 1917

Place of Birth: Manila,

Philippines

Died: August 19, 2008 (aged 91)

Occupation: Filipino architect

ARGUELLES, CARLOS

Style:

• International Style
(1960’s)
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Notable Works:

Philamlife Building Development Bank of the Philippines

Ermita, Manila Makati City

• Completed: 1962 • Headquarters

• 20,000 sqm office space • Founded: 1935
• It was one of the first structures • Finance and insurance industry
built in the international style of
architecture
CONCIO, CESAR

Full Name: Cesar Homero Concio,

Sr.

Born: November 30, 1907

Died: April 27, 2003 (age 96)

Occupation: Filipino architect

Firm: Concio Cesar H & Associates

 CONCIO, CESAR
Notable Works:

University of the Philippines, Palma Hall Insular Life Building

Diliman, Quezon City Makati City

• Asymmetrical structure inspired by • Completed: 1962

international style and Filipino design • Curving façade entirely covered by
expression narrow vertical aluminum
• One of the first buildings in UP • Renovated: 2005 by Japanese firm
• Named after Rafael Palma - president of the
university (1923 -1933)
• The heart of UP Diliman
COSCOLLUELA, WILLIAM

Full Name: William Vargas

Coscolluela

Occupation: Filipino architect

Firm: W.V Coscolluela & Associates

(established 1957)
COSCOLLUELA, WILLIAM

Awards:
• Recipient of the President’s Gold
• Medal for Architecture 1956-1957
• Recipient of the Gold Medal of
Merit Award from Philippine
Institute of Architects (PIA) – 1997
• Awardee for Architecture Diwa ng
Lahi at Patnubay ng mga Sining at
Kalinangan Araw ng Maynila – 1997
• Gawad Gintong Likha from the
Architectural Archives Philippines
2005
• Vertical Transportation in
Architecture Award 2005
• International Patron’s Award – BCI
Asia Top 10 Award – March 2007
• BCI Asia Top 10 2009 Award
 COSCOLLUELA, WILLIAM
Notable Works:

Ayala Twin Towers SM City North Edsa

Ayala Avenue, Makati City Quezon City

• 26 Storey – apartment • Opened: 1985

• Construction: 2000 • 120,000 square meters
• Largest shopping mall in the Philippines
• Third largest mall in the world
DE CASTRO, CRESENCIANO

Full Name: Cresenciano de Castro

Occupation: Filipino architect

Career:
He graduated in University of Santo
Tomas in 1950 and passed the
Architect’s Licensure Exam on the
same year – Third highest rating
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Notable Works:

Philippine Science High School Philippine Nuclear Research Institute

Diliman, Quezon City Commonwealth Avenue

• Operated: 1964 • An arc-shaped nuclear laboratory building

• 75,000 square meter lot • The first nuclear research laboratory in
the Philippines
FORMOSO, GABRIEL

Career:
• 1950’s to 1960’s – Most popular
architect of the residence in
Makati villages
• Planning and working committee
– Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Maynila

Firm: GF and Partners

Awards:
• Public Cultural Heritage Awards
(1973)
• Patnubay ng Sining at Kalinangan
(1977)
• PRC Outstanding Architect of the
Year (1979)
• UAP Likha Awards (1990)
 FORMOSO, GABRIEL
Notable Works:

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) Asian Institute of Management

Manila, Philippines Makati City, Metro Manila

• Established: July 3, 1993 • Founded: 1968

• Headquarters • The campus consists of fully air-
conditioned buildings that house the
academic, administrative, and dormitory
facilities.
ILUSTRE, FEDERICO

Born: 1912

Died: 1989 (age 77)

Occupation: Filipino architect –

Bureau of Public
Works
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Notable Works:

Quezon Memorial Shrine Quirino Grandstand

Quezon City Rizal Park, Manila

• Constructed: 1978 • Opened: 1949

• 66-meter trylon monument
• The monument’s three columns and
angels bowed in grief, holding
sampaguita wreaths, represent Luzon,
Visayas, and Mindanao.
• Dedicated to Manuel L. Quezon.
• Independence Grandstand – former name
• Capacity: 10, 000
• Originally, it was neoclassical designed by Juan
Arellano
• Currently, renovated simpler with some Art
Deco influence
LOCSIN, LEANDRO
Born: August 15, 1928

Place of Birth: Silay, Negros

Occidental,
Philippine Islands

Died: November 15, 1994(age 66)

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Artist
• Interior designer

Firm: L. V. Locsin and Partners

Awards:
• National Artist of the
Philippines for Architecture in
1990
LOCSIN, LEANDRO

Known:

- for his use of concrete, floating

volume and simplistic design
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Notable Works:
Cultural Center of the Philippines
Manila, Philippines
• Founded: September 1966
• The façade is dominated by a two-storey
travertine block suspended 12 meters (39 ft)
high by deep concave cantilevers on three
sides
• The rest of the structure is clad in concrete,
textured by crushed seashells originally
found on the reclamation site
Philippine International Convention Center
Pasay, Metro Manila
• Construction: 1974
• Completed: 1976
• Inagaurated: September 5, 1976
• Renovated: 1996
• Floor Area: More than 70,000 sqm
• Arch’l style: Brutalism
LUNA DE SAN PEDRO, ANDRES

Born: September 9, 1887

Place of Birth: Paris, France

Died: 1952 (age of 64)

Occupation: Filipino architect

Awards:
• Gold Medal of Merit as the first
architect of the Philippine
Institute of Architects (PIA) in
1949
LUNA DE SAN PEDRO, ANDRES

Style:

• Modern
• Revival
 LUNA DE SAN PEDRO, ANDRES
Notable Works:

Malacañang Palace St. Vincent de Paul Parish

San Miguel, Manila San Marcelino, Manila
• The official residence and principal
• 1833 – originally built as a
workplace of the President of the chapel
Philippines • 1912 – built a concrete church
• Spanish colonial and Neo-classical style • 2010 - renovation
MAÑOSA, FRANCISCO

Born: February 4, 1931

Place of Birth: Manila, Philippines

Occupation:
• Retired but decorated architect
• Pianist – The Executive Band
MAÑOSA, FRANCISCO

Known:

- Noted for his Filipino inspired

architectural designs
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Notable Works:

The Coconut Palace (1978) Bahay Kubo Mansion (2008)

Ang Tahanang Pilipino
• It is made of several types of Philippine hardwood, • 3 posts or "haligi“
coconut shells, and a specially engineered coconut • 5 one-inch coconut shell doors
lumber known as Imelda Madera. • 2 storey
• The palace is shaped like an octagon • A "silong“
• The roof is shaped like a traditional Filipino salakot • Muslim room
or hat. • Sala and master's bedroom
• The palace celebrates the coconut as the ultimate
with fish pond
“Tree of Life”.
MAPUA, TOMAS

Full Name: Tomás Bautista

Mapúa

Born: December 21, 1888

Place of Birth: Binondo, Manila

Died: December 22, 1965

(aged 77)

Firm: MYT Construction Works,

Inc.

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Educator
• Businessman
MAPUA, TOMAS

Known:

- the first registered architect in the

Philippines
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Notable Works:

St. La Salle Hall Manila Central Post Office

De La Salle University, 2401 Taft Avenue Liwasang Bonifacio, Manila
Malate, Manila, Philippines
• Neoclassical Style
• Classroom, office, chapel and convent space • Construction: 1926
• H-shaped 4 storey structure built in • Designed with Juan Arellano
Neoclassical style • Renovation: 1946
• Completed: 1924
• Renovated: 1948
MENDOZA, FELIPE

Full Name: Felipe Marcelino

Mendoza

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Physical planner

Awards:
• Patnubay at Sining ng
Kalinangan (1976)
• UAP Likha Award (1982)
• PRC Outstanding Architect of
the Year (1982)
 MENDOZA, FELIPE
Notable Works:

Batasang Pambansa Complex Development Academy of the Philippines

Quezon City Pasig City, Metro Manila

• Completed: 1978 • generate pioneering, value-adding,

• Headquarters of the House of synergistic ideas, concepts, principles,
Representatives of the Philippines techniques and technologies addressing
development problems of local, national
and international significance;
NAKPIL, ANGEL

Full Name: Angel E. Sancho Nakpil

Born: February 20, 1914

Place of Birth: Binondo, Manila

Died: November 2, 1980

(aged 66)

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• City Planning commisioner of
Manila (1947-1949)
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Notable Works:

National Press Club Building Lopez Museum and Library

Magallanes Drive, Manila Pasay City

• Headquarters • Founded: 1960 by Eugenio

• Offices and facilities is in a Lopez Sr.
5,184.7 sqm property • Designed by Nakpil – 1985
before moving in Benpress
Building
NAKPIL, JUAN
Full Name: Juan Felipe de Jesus
Nakpil

Born: May 26, 1899

Place of Birth: Quiapo, Manila,

Philippine Islands

Died: May 7, 1986 (aged 86)

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Teacher
• Community leader

Firm: L. V. Locsin and Partners

Awards:
• National Artist of the
Philippines for Architecture in
1973
NAKPIL, JUAN

Known:

- the Dean of Filipino Architects

 NAKPIL, JUAN
Notable Works:

Rizal Shrine University of the Philippines,

Calamba, Laguna Administration Building, Quezon Hall

• 2 storey mansion with a separate building with • Neoclassical Style

museum and an audio-visual room
• Spanish-Colonial style house – Bahay na Bato
• Material: Stones, Bricks, and Wood
• Renovated: 1949
• The home of the Oblation
• It is the front-most building of the university
from the University Avenue.
• It houses many of the administrative offices for
the entire university.
OCAMPO, FERNANDO

Full Name: Fernando Hizon

Ocampo

Born: August 7, 1897

Place of Birth: San Fernando,

Pampanga

Died: 1984 (aged 87)

Occupation:
• Filipino architect
• Civil Engineer
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Notable Works:

Manila Cathedral Regina Building

Manila, Philippines Binondo, Manila

• Minor Basilica and Metropolitan • Neoclassical Beaux-arts

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception • Completed: 1915
• Neo-Romanesque Style • Previously known as Roxas Building
• Completed: 1958 • Currently 4 storey building
• Renovation: 2014
ROXAS, FELIX

Full Name: Felix Roxas y Arroyo,

Sr.

Born: 1820

Occupation: Filipino Architect

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Notable Works:

Sto. Domingo Church San Ignacio Church

Quezon City Intramuros, Manila
• Spanish-Modern Style
• Completed: 1899
• Renovated by Ocampo: 1863
• Completed: 1954
• former Parish church
• Height : 25 m (82 ft) • Currently reconstructed from ruins to
• Floor area: 3,300 m2 (36,000 sq ft) serve as museum
• Materials: Concrete
SANTOS-VIOLA, CARLOS

Full Name: Carlos Antonio

Santos-Viola

Born: April 8, 1912

Place of Birth: San Miguel,

Bulacan

Died: July 31, 1994 (aged 82)

Occupation: Filipino architect

Firm: Arch. Carlos A. Santos-Viola,

FPIA
SANTOS-VIOLA, CARLOS

Known::

- For designing and building

churches for the Iglesia ni Cristo
(INC)
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Notable Works:
Iglesia ni Cristo
Cubao, Quezon City
• Completed: 1954
• Neo-Gothic and Art-Deco style
• It was made from Galvanized
Iron for Roofing and Wood for
the Entire Structure
• Capacity: 1, 000 people
Iglesia ni Cristo Central Temple
Commonwealth Avenue, Diliman,
Quezon City
• Completed: 1984
• It is the biggest place of
worship in the country
• Capacity: 7,000 people
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