Philippine History of Architecture

The barangay had about ______ families.

• 30-100

• 30-300

• 3-30

• 3-50

Earliest form of human shelter in the Philippines.

• Bahay Kubo

• Tabon Cave Complex

• Bahay na Bato

• Bale

Traditional Isneg House

• Binuron

• Binayon

• Bale

• Binangiyan

Answer explanation

Traditional Isneg House, its roof suggest inverted hull.

Traditional Kalinga House

• Binuron

• Binayon

• Bale

• Binangiyan

Answer explanation

Traditional Kalinga House of the Kalinga People, octagonal in plan.

Part of a Bahay Kubo : Sleeping area

• batalan

• gilir

• silid

• dapogan

Part of a Bahay Kubo : Kitchen area

• batalan

• gilir

• silid

• dapogan

Policy established in the 16th century by Jesuits to gather dispersed communities - "under the bells" - so houses can hear

• Colonial Policy

• Plaza Complex Policy

• Encomienda System

• Reducciones Policy

Instrument of Urbanism by the Spanish colonizers: System of Allocation, distribution of the resources of the domain

• Colonial Policy

• Plaza Complex Policy

• Encomienda System

• Reducciones Policy

The guideline of the Spaniards to plan their newly colonized cities.

• Plaza Complex

• The Law of the Indies

• The Law of the Indus

• The Law of Indiana Jones

Identify the Church

• Miag-ao Church

• Laoag Church

• Binondo Church

• Barasoian Church