PIONEER OF MODERN PHILIPPINE ARCHITECTURE

“Creating architecture that is both modern & undeniably Filipino.”

“FLOATING VOLUME”

“FATHER OF PHILIPPINE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE”

PILLAR OF MODERN ARCHITECTURE IN THE PHILIPPINES

PIONEER OF PHILIPPINE NEOVERNACULAR ARCHITECTURE

Recognized as the first practicing Filipino architect

Employed by the Spanish Government as the Municipal Architect of Manila

One of the first four pensionados in architecture sent to US; Worked under Frederick Law Olmstead Jr. & William Parsons

Worked under Gov. W.H. Taft as his private consulting architect; Brother of Juan Arellano

One of the first four pensionados in architecture sent to US; One of the first 10 Filipino licensed architects; Architect of Manila City Hall

The first pensionado in architecture sent to US; Second licensed Filipino architect

The first pensionado in architecture sent to US; Second licensed Filipino architect

One of the first four pensionados in architecture sent to US; First registered & licensed Filipino architect

Assigned as the city architect of Manila from 1920-192; Son of the painter Juan Luna

Second generation of Filipino architects; Also a civil engineer; Architect of Manila Cathedral

American architect and city planner; Architect of Manila Hotel, Paco Railway Station, and Philippine General Hospital

American architect and urban planner; Architect of Manila City Plan and Baguio City Plan

Worked as draftsman for Juan Nakpil; Worked for Bureau of Public Works; Architect of Quezon Memorial Shrine, Old GSIS Building, and National Planetarium

Third generation of Filipino architects; Chief architect of the UP Diliman Campus

Third generation of Filipino architects; Nephew of Juan Nakpil

Son of Arcadio Arellano; nephew of Juan Arellano; Represented Philippines in some international expositions

Third generation of Filipino architects; a physical planner; Architect of Batasang Pambansa, and Philippine Veterans Bank

Third generation of Filipino architects; Most popular architect of posh

Makati village residences

Leading proponent of “International Style” architecture in the Philippines in the 1960s

Known for designing churches for Iglesia ni Cristo (INC); Worked in the office of Juan Nakpil

Pioneer in designing high-rise buildings in the Philippines

ARCHITECT OF ZAMBOANGA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, ZAMBOANGA CONVENTION CENTER, PHILIPPINE HEART CENTER, GSIS COMPLEX, AND THE GOLDEN MOSQUE

A Spanish priest-civil engineer; Designed the UST Main Building

Expertise in Housing & Community Planning; Introduced “Forensic Architecture” in the Philippine architecture scene

ARCHITECT OF WORLD HEALTH ORG. – U.N. AVENUE, MANILA

Design was heavily influenced by the clean lines of the 1960s; “visual concept for healing the sick”

Known for his design of buildings that have scientific and technological uses like PNRI and the Philippine Science HS

First female landscape architect in the Philippines

“Mother of Landscape Architecture”

Founding partner of the Philippine School of Interior Design (PSID)

One of the pillars of Philippine architecture; practiced for over 50 years; one of the architects of Philam Life Tower

An architect & urban planner; Worked as a Senior Architect &

Planner for the Dubai government

Architect of Pacific Towers Plaza