PROJECT : Sto.

Domingo Church
LOCATION : Intramuros, Manila
STYLE : Gothic
ARCHITECT : Felix Roxas Y Arroyo
Recognized as the first practicing Filipino
architect
Employed by the Spanish Government as
the Municipal Architect of Manila
PROJECT : Ayuntamiento De Manila
LOCATION : Intramuros, Manila
STYLE : Neoclassical
ARCHITECT : Felix Roxas Y Arroyo
Recognized as the first practicing Filipino
architect
Employed by the Spanish Government as
the Municipal Architect of Manila
PROJECT : San Ignacio Church
LOCATION : Intramuros, Manila
STYLE : Neoclassical
ARCHITECT : Felix Roxas Y Arroyo
Recognized as the first practicing Filipino
architect
Employed by the Spanish Government as
the Municipal Architect of Manila
PROJECT : Metropolitan Theater
LOCATION : Manila City
STYLE : Art Deco
ARCHITECT : Juan M. Arellano
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
Worked under Frederick Law Olmstead Jr.
& William Parsons
PROJECT : National Museum (Legislative Building)
LOCATION : Manila City
STYLE : Neoclassical
ARCHITECT : Juan M. Arellano
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
Worked under Frederick Law Olmstead Jr. &
William Parsons
PROJECT : Post Office Building
LOCATION : Manila City
STYLE : Neoclassical
ARCHITECT : Juan M. Arellano w/ Tomas Mapua
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
Worked under Frederick Law Olmstead Jr.
& William Parsons
PROJECT : Rizal Memorial Stadium
LOCATION : Manila City
STYLE : Art Deco
ARCHITECT : Juan M. Arellano
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
Worked under Frederick Law Olmstead Jr.
& William Parsons
PROJECT : GOTA DE LECHE BUILDING
LOCATION : SAMPALOC, MANILA
STYLE : ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
ARCHITECT : ARCADIO ARELLANO
Worked under Gov. W.H. Taft as his
private consulting architect
Brother of Juan Arellano
PROJECT : MAUSOLEUM OF THE VETERANS
OF REVOLUTION
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : ARCADIO ARELLANO
Worked under Gov. W.H. Taft as his
private consulting architect
Brother of Juan Arellano
PROJECT : BAHAY NAKPIL-BAUTISTA
LOCATION : QUIAPO, MANILA
STYLE : BAHAY NA BATO
ARCHITECT : ARCADIO ARELLANO
Worked under Gov. W.H. Taft as his
private consulting architect
Brother of Juan Arellano
PROJECT : MANILA CITY HALL
LOCATION :
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO TOLEDO
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
One of the first 10 Filipino licensed
architects
PROJECT : DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM
LOCATION : RIZAL PARK, MANILA
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO TOLEDO
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
One of the first 10 Filipino licensed
architects
PROJECT : LEYTE PROVINCIAL CAPITOL
LOCATION :
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO TOLEDO
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
One of the first 10 Filipino licensed
architects
PROJECT : MANILA CARNIVAL
LOCATION :
STYLE : ART DECO
ARCHITECT : CARLOS BARETTO
The first pensionado in architecture
sent to US Second licensed Filipino
architect
PROJECT : ST. LA SALLE HALL – DLSU
LOCATION : TAFT AVE., MANILA
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : TOMÁS B. MAPÚA
First registered & licensed Filipino
architect
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
PROJECT : CENTRO ESCOLAR UNIVERSITY
LOCATION : MENDIOLA., MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : TOMÁS B. MAPÚA
First registered & licensed Filipino
architect
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
PROJECT : ADUANA DE ILOILO
LOCATION : ILOILO CITY
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : TOMÁS B. MAPÚA
First registered & licensed Filipino
architect
One of the first four pensionados in
architecture sent to US
PROJECT : CRYSTAL ARCADE BUILDING
LOCATION : ESCOLTA, MANILA
STYLE : ART DECO
ARCHITECT : ANDRES LUNA DE SAN PEDRO
Son of the painter Juan Luna
Assigned as the city architect of Manila
from 1920-1924
PROJECT : LEGARDA ELEM. SCHOOL
LOCATION : SAMPALOC, MANILA
STYLE : VICTORIAN STYLE
ARCHITECT : ANDRES LUNA DE SAN PEDRO
Son of the painter Juan Luna
Assigned as the city architect of Manila
from 1920-1924
PROJECT : FIRST UNITED BUILDING
LOCATION : ESCOLTA, MANILA
STYLE : ART DECO
ARCHITECT : ANDRES LUNA DE SAN PEDRO
Son of the painter Juan Luna
Assigned as the city architect of Manila
from 1920-1924
PROJECT : MANILA CATHEDRAL
LOCATION : INTRAMUROS, MANILA
STYLE : NEO-ROMANESQUE
ARCHITECT : FERNANDO H. OCAMPO
Also a civil engineer
Second generation of Filipino
architects
PROJECT : REGINA BUILDING
LOCATION : ESCOLTA, MANILA
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL BEAUX-ARTS
ARCHITECT : FERNANDO H. OCAMPO W/
ANDRES LUNA D.S.P.
Also a civil engineer
Second generation of Filipino architects
PROJECT : CALVO BUILDING
LOCATION : ESCOLTA, MANILA
STYLE : BEAUX-ARTS
ARCHITECT : FERNANDO H. OCAMPO
Also a civil engineer
Second generation of Filipino
architects
PROJECT : MANILA HOTEL
LOCATION : RIZAL PARK, MANILA
STYLE : CALIFORNIA MISSION STYLE
ARCHITECT : WILLIAM E. PARSONS
(AMERICAN)
Architect & city planner
PROJECT : PACO RAILWAY STATION
LOCATION : PACO, MANILA
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : WILLIAM E. PARSONS
(AMERICAN)
Architect & city planner
PROJECT : PHILIPPINE GEN. HOSPITAL
LOCATION : TAFT AVE., MANILA
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL
ARCHITECT : WILLIAM E. PARSONS
(AMERICAN)
Architect & city planner
PROJECT : QUEZON MEMORIAL SHRINE
LOCATION : QUEZON CITY
STYLE : ART DECO
ARCHITECT : FEDERICO ILUSTRE
Worked as draftsman for Juan Nakpil
Worked for Bureau of Public Works
PROJECT : OLD G.S.I.S. BUILDING
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE : NEOCLASSICAL + MODERN
ARCHITECT : FEDERICO ILUSTRE
Worked as draftsman for Juan Nakpil
Worked for Bureau of Public Works
PROJECT : NATIONAL PLANETARIUM
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : FEDERICO ILUSTRE
Worked as draftsman for Juan Nakpil
Worked for Bureau of Public Works
PROJECT : INSULAR LIFE BUILDING
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE : ART DECO
ARCHITECT : CESAR H. CONCIO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Chief architect of the UP Diliman
Campus
PROJECT : CHURCH OF THE RISEN LORD
LOCATION : UP-D, QUEZON CITY
STYLE : INTERNATIONAL STYLE
ARCHITECT : CESAR H. CONCIO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Chief architect of the UP Diliman
Campus
PROJECT : PALMA & MELCHOR HALL
LOCATION : UP-D, QUEZON CITY
STYLE : INTERNATIONAL STYLE
ARCHITECT : CESAR H. CONCIO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Chief architect of the UP Diliman
Campus
PROJECT : NATIONAL PRESS CLUB
LOCATION : INTRAMUROS, MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANGEL E. NAKPIL
Third generation of Filipino
architects
Nephew of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : PLDT - FORMER HEAD OFFICE
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANGEL E. NAKPIL
Third generation of Filipino
architects
Nephew of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : PICACHE BUILDING (Considered
as the first skyscraper in the Philippines)
LOCATION : QUIAPO, MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANGEL E. NAKPIL
Third generation of Filipino architects
Nephew of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : NBI BUILDING
LOCATION : TAFT AVE., MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : OTILIO A. ARELLANO
Son of Arcadio Arellano; nephew of Juan
Arellano
Represented Philippines in some
international expositions
PROJECT : PALACIO DEL GOBERNADOR
LOCATION : INTRAMUROS, MANILA
STYLE : ROMAN
ARCHITECT : OTILIO A. ARELLANO
Son of Arcadio Arellano; nephew of Juan
Arellano
Represented Philippines in some
international expositions
PROJECT : PHILIPPINE PAVILION (1964)
LOCATION : NEW YORK WORLD EXHIBITION
STYLE : SALAKOT
ARCHITECT : OTILIO A. ARELLANO
Son of Arcadio Arellano; nephew of Juan
Arellano
Represented Philippines in some
international expositions
PROJECT : BATASANG PAMBANSA
LOCATION : BATASAN HILLS, QUEZON CITY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : FELIPE M. MENDOZA
Third generation of Filipino architects
Also a physical planner
PROJECT : CHURCH OF THE LATTER DAY
SAINTS
LOCATION : QUEZON CITY
STYLE : MODERN SIX-SPIRE DESIGN
ARCHITECT : FELIPE M. MENDOZA
Third generation of Filipino architects
Also a physical planner
PROJECT : PHILIPPINE VETERANS BANK
LOCATION : INTRAMUROS, MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : FELIPE M. MENDOZA
Third generation of Filipino architects
Also a physical planner
PROJECT : BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : GABRIEL P. FORMOSO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Most popular architect of posh
Makati village residences
PROJECT : PACIFIC STAR BUILDING
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE : SPANISH INSPIRED
ARCHITECT : GABRIEL P. FORMOSO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Most popular architect of posh
Makati village residences
PROJECT : MANILA PENINSULA HOTEL
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : GABRIEL P. FORMOSO
Third generation of Filipino architects
Most popular architect of posh
Makati village residences
PROJECT : ABS-CBN BROADCASTING CENTER
LOCATION : QUEZON CITY
STYLE : NEO-MODERN
ARCHITECT : CARLOS D. ARGUELLES
Leading proponent of “International
Style” architecture in the Philippines in
the 1960s
PROJECT : PHILAM LIFE BUILDING
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE : INTERNATIONAL STYLE
ARCHITECT : CARLOS D. ARGUELLES
Leading proponent of “International
Style” architecture in the Philippines
in the 1960s
PROJECT : MANILA PAVILION HOTEL (FOR.
“MANILA HILTON”)
LOCATION : MANILA CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : CARLOS D. ARGUELLES
Leading proponent of “International
Style” architecture in the Philippines in
the 1960s
PROJECT : IGLESIA NI CRISTO
LOCATION : CUBAO, QUEZON CITY
STYLE : NEO-GOTHIC
ARCHITECT : CARLOS A. SANTOS-VIOLA
Known for designing churches for
Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)
Worked in the office of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : INC CENTRAL TEMPLE
LOCATION : DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY
STYLE : NEO-GOTHIC
ARCHITECT : CARLOS A. SANTOS-VIOLA
Known for designing churches for
Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)
Worked in the office of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : ERMITA CHURCH (NUESTRA
SEÑORA DE GUIA)
LOCATION : ERMITA, MANILA
STYLE : MODERN
ARCHITECT : CARLOS A. SANTOS-VIOLA
Known for designing churches for
Iglesia ni Cristo (INC)
Worked in the office of Juan Nakpil
PROJECT : HARRISON PLAZA
LOCATION : MALATE, MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO S. SINDIONG
Pioneer in designing high-rise
buildings in the Philippines
PROJECT : SM MEGAMALL (W/
ARQUITECTONICA)
LOCATION : MANDALUYONG CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO S. SINDIONG
Pioneer in designing high-rise
buildings in the Philippines
PROJECT : FARMERS PLAZA
LOCATION : CUBAO, QUEZON CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : ANTONIO S. SINDIONG
Pioneer in designing high-rise
buildings in the Philippines
PROJECT : PHILIPPINE HEART
CENTER
LOCATION : EAST AVE., QUEZON
CITY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : JORGE Y. RAMOS
PROJECT : GSIS COMPLEX
LOCATION : PASAY CITY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : JORGE Y.
RAMOS
PROJECT : THE GOLDEN
MOSQUE (MASJID AL-DAHAB)
LOCATION : QUIAPO, MANILA
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : JORGE Y. RAMOS
PROJECT : UST MAIN BUILDING
LOCATION : ESPAÑA, MANILA
STYLE : RENAISSANCE REVIVAL
ARCHITECT : ROQUE RUANO
A Spanish priest-civil engineer  UST
Main Building – the first earthquake-
shock resistant building in Asia
PROJECT : MANILA FILM CENTER
LOCATION : CCP COMPLEX, PASAY
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : FROILAN L. HONG
Expertise in Housing & Community
Planning
Introduced “Forensic Architecture” in
the Philippine architecture scene
PROJECT : RAMON MAGSAYSAY CENTER
LOCATION : MALATE, MANILA
STYLE : BRUTALISM
ARCHITECT : ALFREDO J. LUZ

NOTABLE WORKS:
 WORLD HEALTH ORG. – U.N. AVENUE, MANILA
 IRRI (w/ Carlos Arguelles)
ARCHITECT : LUIS MARIA ARANETA
Design was heavily influenced by
the clean lines of the 1960s
“visual concept for healing the
sick”
NOTABLE WORKS:

 TIMES THEATER  MANILA DOCTOR’S HOSP.

QUIAPO, MANILA U.N. AVENUE, MANILA
 MAKATI MEDICAL CENTER
 SANTA CATALINA COLLEGE
LEGARDA, MANILA
 BOTANICA BOIE BUILDING
ESCOLTA, MANILA
ARCHITECT : CRESENCIANO DE
CASTRO
Known for his design of buildings
that have scientific and
technological uses like PNRI and
the Philippine Science HS
NOTABLE WORKS:
 SHOEMART BUILDINGS
MANILA
 ASIAN DEV’T BANK (NOW : DFA BUILDING)
ROXAS BLVD., MANILA
 MINDANAO STATE UNIV.
MARAWI CITY
 PHILIPPINE NUCLEAR RESEARCH INSTITUTE
DILIMAN, QUEZON CITY
ARCHITECT : DOLLY QUIMBO-PEREZ
First female landscape architect
in the Philippines
“Mother of Landscape
Architecture”
NOTABLE LANDSCAPING WORKS:

 LIBINGAN NG MGA BAYANI

FORT BONIFACIO, TAGUIG
 CHILDREN’S PARK
UP-D, QUEZON CITY
 MERALCO COMPOUND
ORTIGAS, PASIG CITY
 MANILA POLO CLUB
MAKATI CITY
ARCHITECT : LORENZO “LOR”
CALMA
Founding partner of the
Philippine School of Interior
Design (PSID)
NOTABLE WORKS:

 DEV’T BANK OF THE PHILS.  PHIL. NATIONAL BANK

BUENDIA, MAKATI ESCOLTA,
MANILA
 SILAHIS HOTEL
ROXAS BLVD., MANILA
 BENGUET CENTER
MANDALUYONG CITY
 MIDTOWN RAMADA HOTEL
 MANILA CITY
ARCHITECTS : RECIO + CASAS (JOSE
PEDRO “BONG” RECIO & CARMELO
“MELOY” CASAS)
Known for the high-rise
residential buildings they
designed
NOTABLE WORKS:
 CHURCH OF GESU
ADMU, QUEZON CITY
 THE MANOR
CAMP JOHN HAY, BAGUIO
 LKG TOWER (W/ KOHN PEDERSEN FOX)
MAKATI
 PACIFIC TOWERS PLAZA
BGC, TAGUIG CITY
PROJECT : PHILAM LIFE TOWER
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : WILLIAM V. COSCOLLU (w/
Skidmore, Owings & Merill)
One of the pillars of Philippine
architecture; practiced for over 50
years
PROJECT : RCBC PLAZA
LOCATION : MAKATI CITY
STYLE :
ARCHITECT : WILLIAM V. COSCOLLU (w/
Skidmore, Owings & Merill)
One of the pillars of Philippine
architecture; practiced for over 50
years
ARCHITECTS : WILLIAM V.
COSCOLLU

One of the pillars of Philippine

architecture; practiced for
over 50 years
NOTABLE WORKS:
 TUTUBAN CENTER CMPLX.  THE ATRIUM
DIVISORIA, MANILA MAKATI CITY
 ROBINSONS COMM. CMPLX.
ORTIGAS, PASIG CITY
 AYALA TWIN TOWERS
MAKATI CITY
 WACK WACK TWIN TOWERS
MANDALUYONG CITY
ARCHITECTS : FELINO A. PALAFOX
JR.

An architect & urban planner

Worked as a Senior Architect
& Planner for the Dubai gov’t
NOTABLE WORKS:
 ROCKWELL CENTER
MAKATI CITY
 FORBES TOWER
MAKATI CITY
 MANILA CLUP & ZONING
 PASIG RIVER REHABILITATION PLAN
 MAKATI STREETSCAPES
PROJECT : SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH
LOCATION : QUIAPO, MANILA
STYLE : Neo-Gothic/ Gothic Revival
ARCHITECT : GENARO PALACIOS
(SPANISH)
Spanish architect of the only all-steel
church in the Philippines