Who is the Architect of this Building?

Who is the considered the figurehead of Catalan Modernism in Architecture?

Is is a cultural movement which appeared at the end of the 19th century, around the time of the industrial revolution. This movement is highly ornate, asymmetrical and inspired by natural forms with much focus on aesthetic details. It Combines Art Nouveau elements with Gothic and Moorish influences, and has a distinct cultural focus.

Fluting or flutes in columns is shown above. Among the five classical orders, which one usually has unfluted column shafts?

Egg & dart molding is usually found in what type of classic capital?

Who designed the Baclaran Church or also known as National shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help?

is an elaborate type of ornamental plasterwork, sometimes decorated with figures in low relief or indented; often used on the exterior of houses in the Tudor period.

Who is the architect of Makati Medical Center?

The finance building, which is now the National Museum of Anthropology in Manila was designed by whom?

What do you call the oldest known remains of a prehistoric man-made shelter?

The stained glass window of Chartres Cathedral in France is famously known to produce which unique color?

Who designed this modern building? The Dallas City Hall in 1978?

Who designed the Aduana De Iloilo (or iloilo customs house) in 1916?

What do you call one of the earliest forms of fortified structures originating from the Normans, characterized by a keep on top of mound of earth with tower and palisaded couryard?

Who designed the Lizares Mansion in Iloilo

The Pyramid of Khufu or Cheops is the oldest and the largest of the three pyramids of Giza built during 2500 BC. What is its original height?

who designed the Quezon Memorial Shrine in the Quezon Memorial Circle in 1978?

Who sculpted the 3 art deco angle sculptures at the top of the Quezon Memorial Shrines?