In Bahay na Bato what do you call the stair landing

In Bahay na Bato blocks of white stone that paved the zaguan of houses near the port. They are originally used as counterweights of Spanish galleons

In Bahay na Bato a Coral rocks quarrified from reefs during low tide was used as ground floor building material in places where no adobe limestone is available

1n 1976 he was received the National Artist Award for Architecture.

1n 1973 the first architect that received the National Artist Award for Architecture.

1n 1990 he was received the National Artist Award for Architecture.

1n 2006 he was received the National Artist Award for Architecture.

1n 2014 he was received the National Artist Award for Architecture.

Use as a food storage, adjacent to kitchen

Grid pattern of streets with the main plaza at the center surrounded by the Church, the tribunal, other government buildings, and the market place

Various religious orders fulfilled the missionary task or bringing education, healthcare, and social welfare to the indigenous subjects.

A favored material used for structures and buildings. It is favored material used for the floors, walls, ceilings, posts, and other smaller parts of structures.

Spain attempted to establish an Asian trading empire to be based in Manila and became one of the major colonial port cities in Southeast Asia.

Was originally the vacation house of the governor general along Pasig River but transfer of location was needed when the original Palacio de gobernadora was toppled by 1863 earthquake.

This Church has a combination of Romanesque and Renaissance architecture was built by Augustinian friars in 1859

Also known as Casa del Cabildo, Casa Consistorial, or Casa Real. As a seat of colonial governance, it housed several administrative offices and archives.

Architect who designed the Far Eastern University and Galaxy Theatre

Architect who designed the Jones Bridge and Post Office Building

Architect who designed Iglesia NI Cristo Church

Architect who designed San Miguel Head office in Mandaluyong City

Architect who designed Rizal Theatre in Makati and UP Quezon Hall, Diliman

Architect who designed Insular Life building

Architect who designed Folk Arts Theatre and Philippine International Convention Center

Architect who designed Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City

Built in 1919 during the American colonial period, this hotel is known for its French Renaissance architecture and romantic location. It survived the Japanese occupation of World War II.

The first five-star hotel in the Philippines, built to rival the famous hotels in British colonies. The hotel was designed by Daniel Hudson Burnham. It was also the official residence of General Douglas MacArthur and his family during World War II.

The period of American Colonialization

What date did the US formally recognize the independence of the Republic of the Philippines?

In 1901, the US government replaced the form of government during the colonialization from military government to civilian government. What do you call this?

Who is the first American Governor General during the Military government?

Who is the first American Governor General during the Civilian Government?

A characteristic style; Symmetry, classical order, pedimens and porticos, simple and elegant forms, use of classical elements.

A characteristic style; Local materials, tropical motifs, Capiz shell windows, geometric shapes, symmetry, vertical design, and ornate decor

A characteristic style; classical details, ornate decorations, stone construction, flat or low-pitched roofs, lavish interiors, and arched doorways and high ceilings

It's a combination of Western and Asian building innovations, with influences from both American and Spanish colonial architecture

An architecture style is a grandiose, symmetrical, and ornamental style that was popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It was influenced by classical Roman and Greek forms. It was a popular style during the American colonial period in the Philippines.

It refers to a style of buildings constructed during the revival of Classical Greek and Roman architecture that began around 1750 and flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries.

The architects who developed the landscape of architecture of the Philippines during the American colonialization.

The Filipino architect known as the Father of Neovernacular Architecture

The Filipino architect known as the Father of Modern of Philippine Architecture

Is known as the architect of neoclassical and Art Deco buildings in the Philippines.

Is known as the "Father of Philippine Landscape Architecture

Known for his use of concrete, floating volume and simplistic design

Is a general name for the American teachers who came to the Philippines from 1901.

During American period it is called the set of mass-produced model school houses

Scholarship launched by the government that allowed Filipino students to pursue education in the United States of America.

Is a modern architectural style that combines traditional vernacular design with contemporary techniques and materials

Is the father of Philippine Architecture

Architect who designed Philippine General Hospital's Nurses Home