iv ¢ (0G Or uanu e) A in FB , Pease »raae URS | a Marie Antoinette D. ValentinPaoay Church = ARoman Catholic + architecture known church in Paoay, Ilocos for its baroque, Norte province gothic, Chinese, and Javanese * completed in 170 entnas + dubbed as "seismic baroque” because to + made of large coral the 24 enormous stones and buttresses that pues Anes additional elements Over time, the 5-foot- thick buttresses were resilience _gi\tadl built to fortify the cathedral against, KC 2 earthquakes } to increase itsFort San P a military structure located in Cebu + The original fort was made of wood and ‘was built as soon as Legaspi and his uke expedition arrived. It was later replaced bya stone fort in the 17th (1738) century toward against Mustim invasions. the country's first triangular bastion fort ight Fort San Pedro is triangular in shape. (One side faces the land, and the other two face the water. The front was reinforced with a strong wooden barrier, while the sides facing theseawere fortified with guns.Basilica Minore del Santo Nino = On April 28, 1565, an Augustinian friar named ‘Andres de Urdaneta erected the Basilica ‘Minore del Santo Nino in Cebu, Philippines. It was made on the precise spot where the ‘Santo Niro, a statue of the Holy Child Jesus, was found in 1565 by Spanish explorers. + In 1566, Friar Diego de Herrera ordered the construction of Santo Nifio de Cebu. The original construction was constructed from soil, hard wood, and nipa leaves. + In 1735, Cebu's governor, Fernando Vales y Tamon, ordered that a chapel be built there ‘out of rough stones. Work on the project began and ended in 1739.Barasodin C hure h . located in Malolos City, Bulacan + a Roman Catholic church that was built in 1630 known as "the Cradle of Democracy in the East” when the Philippine Revolution began, the original church was destroyed, but it was eventually rebuilt has characteristics such as rose windows, wood carvings, painted domes, and architecture that reflects Baroque and Neoclassical stylesSheikekarimol Makhdum Mosque can be found in Simunul Tawi-Tawi founded in 1380 by an Arab trader named ‘Sheikh Makhdum Karim the oldest mosque in the Philippines and Southeast Asia Initially, it was thought that the pillars of the original mosque, which is said to have been constructed in 1380, were those of the modern mosque because they were discovered inside of it. However, studies from the National Museum. ‘of the Philippines have proven that the current mosque'’s pillars date back to the 17th century.REFERENCES * Barasoain Church. (2022). Explore Philippines Barasoain Church. https://www.explorephilippines.org/destination/barasoain-church Cebu Fort San Pedro History | Cebu City Tour. (2016, January 13). Cebu City Tour. httpsi//www.cebucitytour.com/cebu-destinations/cebu-fort-san-pedro/ Discover Cebu Minor Basilica of the Santo Nino. (2022). Www.cebu-Bluewaters.com. httpsi//www.travelingcebu.com/cebu-minor-basilica.html * Paoay Church. (2018). Guide to the Philippines. https://guidetothephilippines.ph/destinations- and-attractions/paoay-church + Sheik Karimol Makhdum Mosque Visitors’ Guide: Tips and Information. (2015). Trek Zone. httpsi//trek.zone/en/philippines/places/768728/sheik-karimol-makhdum-mosqueBO4« rou i we & submitted to: Ms. Sarah Faustino \