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    Otilio Arellano was a Filipino architect born in 1916 in Manila. He designed notable structures like the Philippine Pavilion at the 1964 World's Exhibition and helped restore the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. Arellano died in 1981 at age 65 when his house burned down.

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    Otilio Arellano was a Filipino architect born in 1916 in Manila. He designed notable structures like the Philippine Pavilion at the 1964 World's Exhibition and helped restore the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. Arellano died in 1981 at age 65 when his house burned down.

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    TABINGHOA

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    Raianne Keith Tabing
    Otilio Arellano was a Filipino architect born in 1916 in Manila. He designed notable structures like the Philippine Pavilion at the 1964 World's Exhibition and helped restore the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. Arellano died in 1981 at age 65 when his house burned down.

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    Born in manila on

    OTILI
    1916
    Parents: Amalia
    Ocampo & Arcadio
    Arellano

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    Died in 1981. Age
    Mapua 65 when his house
    Institute of burned down

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    Philippine Pavilion at the


    World Exhibition of 1964
    A circular pavilion, tapped with gold anodized
    aluminum roof in the form of the Filipino
    farmer's hat called the 'salakot'
    Main feature: 12 huge panels of carved relief in
    fine acacia wood radiating from the center
    column at the ground floor which are
    interpretations of the paintings of the country's
    outstanding muralist Carlos 'Botong' V.
    Francisco

    Metropolitan Theater in
    Manila
    chosen by Imelda Marcos to restore the
    Metropolitan Theater, his uncle’s Art Deco
    masterpiece
    found near the Mehan Garden located on
    Padre Burgos Avenue corner Arroceros
    PREPARED BY: Street, near the Manila Central Post Office

    TABING, RAIANNE

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