Tamaraws! Did you enjoy our first Tam-Knows post? Let us test your knowledge once again - this time, on the architectural designs in FEU.
Tam-Knows: FEU Architecture Quiz
Test your knowledge about the architectural wonders of Far Eastern University with our engaging quiz! Dive into the fascinating world of Art Deco designs and discover the historical significance behind each building.
Join us and see how well you know:
- The iconic structures designed by National Artists
- The myths and facts surrounding FEU's architectural legacy
- The rich history of Art Deco in the Philippines
Myth or Fact?
Far Eastern University has the largest ensemble of Art Deco buildings in the country.
Myth or Fact?
National Artist for Architecture Pablo Antonio Sr., who contributed a lot to the architectural designs and features of Far Eastern University characterized Art Deco using 3 s’, namely, size, simplicity, and shapes.
Photo credit: History of Architecture
https://historyofarchitecture.weebly.com/pablo-sebero-antonio.html
Myth or Fact?
The first Main Building of FEU was the former Germinal Cigar Factory located on the corner of Azcarraga and Evangelista Streets.
Photo credit: 1938 Green and Gold Yearbook
Myth or Fact?
The stark geometric floating handrails of the Nicanor Reyes Hall’s exterior stairs displays National Artist for Architecture Pablo Antonio Sr.’s exquisite attention to details in design.
Photo credit: 1952 Green and Gold Yearbook
Myth or Fact?
National Artist for Architecture Pablo Antonio, Sr. Did not preserve the features of the old building on Calle Azcarraga resulting in the complete change of FEU’s architectural image.
Photo credit:1938 Green and Gold Yearbook and 1950’s Postcard
