The earliest churches were rendered in the (a)  

The marketplace and residences of various social classes were distributed (a)   around the complex. As the settlement expanded, the town core was supplemented by secondary plazas established in different areas

(a)  

Intramuros was the foremost fortification built by the (a)  

major defense (cavite)

(a)  

major defense (zamboaga)

(a)  

major defense (ilo ilo)

(a)  

major defense (cebu)

(a)  

(a)  

e ______system of the medieval citadels of Europe, characterized by a continuous stretch of perimeter wall following a polygonal configuration, connected by protruding precincts called _____at every corner of the polygon

(a)  

this is building was military strategy to safeguard the colonial territories

(a)  

side of the plaza and on the other side perpendicular to it ran the other main road. From here, other streets were laid in a (a)  

Typical forts may be three sided or more, with 3- or 10-meter-thick walls called (a)  

(a)  

New towns followed he urban master plan prescribed by the (a)   royal ordinance of King Philip II, known as the (Laws of the Indies.)

Resting on other corners were little turrets called (a)   where sentinels kept watch

New towns followed he urban master plan prescribed by the 1573 royal ordinance of (a)   , known as the (Laws of the Indies.)

(a)  

The devastation resulted in the invention of a hybrid type of construction – (a)   – which combined both light and heavy material

New towns followed he urban master plan prescribed by the 1573 royal ordinance of King Philip II, known as the

(a)  

(a)   or strategic reasons may have been more important

Some assert that Spain kept the Philippines with (a)   into China

One side of the entrance was sometimes constructed with a massive structure known as (a)  

(a)  

This encapsulated the building regulations and zoning stipulations developed from (a)   experience in the Americas, as well as theories of classical and renaissance urban design

I decreed that the town plan should establish a (a)  

While others argue that the Philippines’ central location in the Pacific, near the colonies of other European powers, (a)  

He took possession of the Philippine islands in the name of the Spanish Crown in 1565.

(a)  

In 1583, the city as consumed by fire, prompting an official decree that required all new buildings to be constructed a (a)  

The principal street should traverse one side of the plaza and on the other side (a)   to it ran the other main road.

MIGUEL LOPEZ DE LEGASPI He took possession of the Philippine islands in the name of the Spanish Crown in (a)  

In (a)   , the Spaniards successfully occupied the charred remains of palisaded- fortification consisting of a strong fence made of stakes driven into the ground, settlement abandoned by Rajah Sulayman, chieftain of Manila.

In 1571, the Spaniards successfully occupied the charred remains of palisaded- fortification consisting of a strong fence made of stakes driven into the ground, settlement abandoned by (a)   , chieftain of Manila.

In 1571, the Spaniards successfully occupied the charred remains of palisaded- fortification consisting of a strong fence made of stakes driven into the ground, settlement abandoned by Rajah Sulayman, (a)  

The conquering Spaniards bordered the city quarters with a spiked log palisade, and within the enclosure, they built ecclesiastical, civic and secular structures of

(a)  

This flexible construction, which used (a)   in the upper floor and stone in the lower floor, had a better chance of withstanding the earthquake

Edifices of cut stone were called

(a)  

The Philippine islands in the name of the (a)   in 1565

This flexible construction, which used wood in the upper floor and (a)   in the lower floor, had a better chance of withstanding the earthquake

To accomplish the territorial and spiritual takeover, the colonial space was redesigned according to an urbanizing program known as (a)