The document discusses several notable Philippine buildings and their architectural features, including the Picache Building's glass walls, the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice's thin concrete shell design, the WHO Building's brise-soleil element, the Meralco Building's pierced screen facade, the Philippine Pavilion's roof inspired by a traditional farmer's hat, and the Church of the Risen Lord's thin concrete shell structure and glass facade. These architectural motifs and designs had overall impacts like providing natural light, withstanding weather elements, controlling sunlight, adding aesthetic touches, and allowing natural ventilation. The document analyzes how these indigenous and modern features shaped the overall designs
The document discusses several notable Philippine buildings and their architectural features, including the Picache Building's glass walls, the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice's thin concrete shell design, the WHO Building's brise-soleil element, the Meralco Building's pierced screen facade, the Philippine Pavilion's roof inspired by a traditional farmer's hat, and the Church of the Risen Lord's thin concrete shell structure and glass facade. These architectural motifs and designs had overall impacts like providing natural light, withstanding weather elements, controlling sunlight, adding aesthetic touches, and allowing natural ventilation. The document analyzes how these indigenous and modern features shaped the overall designs
The document discusses several notable Philippine buildings and their architectural features, including the Picache Building's glass walls, the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice's thin concrete shell design, the WHO Building's brise-soleil element, the Meralco Building's pierced screen facade, the Philippine Pavilion's roof inspired by a traditional farmer's hat, and the Church of the Risen Lord's thin concrete shell structure and glass facade. These architectural motifs and designs had overall impacts like providing natural light, withstanding weather elements, controlling sunlight, adding aesthetic touches, and allowing natural ventilation. The document analyzes how these indigenous and modern features shaped the overall designs
The document discusses several notable Philippine buildings and their architectural features, including the Picache Building's glass walls, the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice's thin concrete shell design, the WHO Building's brise-soleil element, the Meralco Building's pierced screen facade, the Philippine Pavilion's roof inspired by a traditional farmer's hat, and the Church of the Risen Lord's thin concrete shell structure and glass facade. These architectural motifs and designs had overall impacts like providing natural light, withstanding weather elements, controlling sunlight, adding aesthetic touches, and allowing natural ventilation. The document analyzes how these indigenous and modern features shaped the overall designs
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BENAVIDEZ, PAULINE JOY A.
HOA 314 BS-ARCH 3B NOV. 4, 2021
PHILIPPINE MOTIF OVERALL IMPACT TO
BUILIDING ARCHITECT PHOTO (LOCATION AND BUILDING DESIGN DESCRIPTION)
Picache Building is The impact of the
considered as the Glass walls to the first skyscraper in the whole structure is PICACHE ANGEL Philippines. using the that it provides BUILDING NAKPIL International Style natural lighting to architecture design, it the structure. It can features Glass walls easily reflect on the as its main interior of the architectural building and overall, element. is the main aesthetic of the building.
The Holy Sacrifice is The impact of Thin
one of the most Concrete Shell famous structure design to the whole that features the structure is that it is PARISH OF THE LEANDRO V. design of Thin iconic and can HOLY LOCSIN Concrete Shell. It is withstand different SACRIFICE supported without kinds of elements columns and that comes along buttresses; the through the years structure is revolved cause of the around the shape. materials used and the durability it holds.
The WHO building The impact of Brise-
features Brise-Soleil Soleil design to the WORLD architectural whole structure is HEALTH ALFREDO element. This feature that it does not need ORGANIZATION LUZ controls the amount to worry about BUILDING of sunlight and solar excessive heat heat that enters the coming through the building. building. It also adds on aesthetic to the whole structure. The iconic Meralco The impact of Building features Pierced Screen to the Pierced Screen as its building is that it architectural helps provide element. The façade exquisite natural is seen with railings lighting to the whole which serves as a structure. The screen protector natural lighting is MERALCO JOSE MARIA from unwanted controlled and the BUILDING ZARAGOZA sunlight reflection lighting does not ruin QUEZON that may go through what the interior the windows of the design of the building. building. This feature also contributed to the aesthetic of the whole structure which made this building iconic and unforgettable.
The Philippine The impact of the
Pavilion structure’s motif to the roof is in the form of structure is that it the Filipino farmer’s features indigenous hat called “salakot”. materials and also a The roof is made out vernacular shape THE PHILIPPINE OTILIO of tapped with gold that is well known to PAVILION ARELLANO anodized aluminum. the Philippine It mainly features the architecture. It is twelve huge panels also a adaptation to carved using acacia International wood. Modernism for it uses concrete as one of the main building material.
The Church of the The impact of having
Risen Lord’s structure Thin Concrete Shell is similar to a feature in the church CHURCH OF CESAR parabola. It also is that it allowed THE RISEN CONCIO features a glass-clad natural ventilation to LORD façade and its main enter the inside for architectural element the church also have is Thin Concrete a feature where Shell. there are open fixed windows on the side which made this natural ventilation possible.