HOA 4 - American Era

Camp John Hay (Baguio)

Fort William McKinley (Manila)

Philippine General Hospital (Manila)

Manila Hotel

Capitol of Pangasinan

1st Filipino architect with academic degree from abroad

1st pensionado; Pioneering staff of the Division of Architecture

Master of Neoclassic style; Among the 1st architect-educators

Manila City Hall

Department of Tourism Bldg.

Leyte Capitol Bldg.

1st registered architect in the PH; architect of De La Salle University, Main Bldg.

Est. Mapua Institute of Technology in 1925 (1st archi school in PH)

Maestro de obra (master in construction during the Spanish Colonialisation; 1st Filipino architect)

1st Filipino to be employed by the Americans as architectural advisors

Pioneered the est. Of an architectural & surveying office in the country

Gota de Leche Bldg. (Manila)

Mausoleum of the Veterans of the Revolution (Manila)

Advocated the enforcement of the Bldg. Code of Manila

Promoted the shift to proto-modern (art deco & streamline modern) & nativist phase of PH architecture

Metropolitan Museum, Manila (art deco) & National Museum (Legislative Bldg.)

Post Office Bldg. (Manila)

Benitez Hall (Education) & Malcolm Hall (Law) @ UP Diliman

Introduced new architectural forms in the PH by incorporating modern & exotic design motifs thru grammar of art deco

Regina Bldg. (Manila)

National Artist for Architecture; Bldgs. Were characterized by clean lines, plain surfaces, bold rectangular masses

Also became a president of the Philippine Institute of Architects

FEU Main Bldg., (art deco)

Ideal Theater and Galaxy Theater

Co-founded the UST School of Fine Arts & Education (1930)

Manila Cathedral (Neo-Romanesque): design with straightforward simplicity, synthesizing traditional designs with art-deco ornaments

UST Central Seminary Bldg.

National Artist for Architecture; Worked largely in the Art Deco style, combined flora & angular forms

Gonzalez Hall, UP Diliman, Main Library; Quezon Hall, UP Diliman (Admin Bldg.)

Quiapo Church, Manila (Reconstructed & addition of dome and belfry)

Church of the Risen Lord (UP Diliman)

Palma Hall (Arts & Sciences), UP Diliman; Melchor Hall (Engineering), UP Diliman

National Press Club Bldg. (Manila)

Ramon Magsaysay Center (Manila)

Pacific Star Bldg. (Makati City)

Philamlife Bldg. (Manila)

GSIS Bldg. (Manila); Head of Division of Architecture; 1st institutional bldg. (modern)

Quezon Memorial Shrine (Quezon City): art deco; 66m (age of Quezon + 3 angels: Luzviminda)

Veterans Memorial Bldg. (Manila): demolished

Quezon City Assembly Hall (Quezon City)

SSS Building

Plateriform, saucer-shape motif

Residence of Artemio Reyes

Space-Age: Residence of Ignacio Arroyo

Space-Age: Mutya ng Pasig Revolving Restaurant

Thin Shell: Church of the Risen Lord, UP Diliman

Thin Shell: National Artist of Architecture; Parish of the Holy Sacrifice (UP Diliman)

Thin Shell: Church of St. Andrew (Makati)

Araneta Coliseum (Cubao, Quezon)

Folded Plate: SSS Bldg. (Quezon City)

Folded Plate: Commercial Bank & Trust Bldg.

Folded Plate: Rizal Theater

Folded Plate: UP International Center (UP Diliman)

Modern Churches: Santo Domingo Church (Quezon City)

Modern Churches: Cathedral of the Holy Child (Manila)

Modern Churches: Iglesia ni Cristo, Central (Quezon City)

Modern Churches: Manila Mormon Temple (Quezon City)

Regional Tropicalism: San Miguel Corp. Bldg.

Regional Tropicalism: Benguet Corp. Bldg.: 1st & oldest mining company in the PH

Regional Tropicalism: GSIS Bldg. (Pasay City)

Regional Tropicalism: Development Academy of the Philippines (Pasig City)

Pierced Screens: Abelardo Hall (Music), UP Diliman

Brise Soleil: Captain Luis Gonzaga Bldg., Rizal Ave. corner Carriedo

Brise Soleil: Initiated the successful use of brise soleil; Roque Roano Blgd., (UST Manila)

Brise Soleil: Meralco Bldg. (1st bldg. To rise along Ortigas Ave.)

Skyscraper: Picache Bldg. (Manila): 1st skyscraper in PH

Skyscraper: 1st to use vertical brise soleil as decorative features; Araneta-Tuason Bldg. (Manila)

Skyscraper: Introduced use of exposed aggregate finish; Brutalist design

Skyscraper: Asian Dev’t Bank Bldg. (Manila)

Skyscraper: Insular Life Bldg.: 1st office bldg. To surpass old height restriction in Makati CBD; Redeveloped in 2005 by Takenobu Mohri Architects and Associates (Japanese Firm)

Neo-Vernacular: Cotabato Municipal Hall

Neo-Vernacular: Tausug house silhouette; Naga Tadjuk pasung gable finial

Neo-Vernacular: Sulo Hotel

Neo-Vernacular: Philippine Pavilion, 1964 New York’s Fair

Neo-Vernacular: Philippine Pavilion, 1970 Osaka World Exposition