Used to describe a cut-stone-made buildings in Manila.

A formal system of forced labor in Spanish colonies in the Philippines intended to encourage conquest and colonization.

A system of streets and blocks laid out in a grid pattern with uniform precision.

It is to consolidate colonial control. A forced urbanization and settlement.

A trade leading to the growth of Manila as a port city which brought wealth to the key colonial elite.

A seat of colonial governance and housed several admin offices and archives in the ancestral district of Intramuros.

What church became a historical landmark in 1976?

Native Filipino dwelling with Spanish influences like wide eaves, ventanillas, and materials like wood and Capiz shells to withstand tropical climate.

Main customs house where goods were inspected and duties were collected.

The Philippines susceptibility to earthquake led to what style of church architecture?

Best example of a church with Earthquake Baroque architectural style located at Miagao, Iloilo.

Philippine revolution started on what date?

In May 1, 1898, following the treaty of Paris, Philippine revolution battle transpired at what location?

Camp John Hay, a rest and recreation camp for American officers is built by...

The consulting architect of the capitol of Pangasinan.

All are 2nd Gen. Architects except:

Architect of Philippine Heart Center

Architect of PICC

Architect of Church of The Risen Lord

Following the arrival of Spaniards, what city was established as their capital until 1898?

On what date was Manila established as capital of Spaniard colonization?

What year was the battle of Mactan where Lapu-lapu killed Fernando de Magallanes?

Founded on April 28, 1611, it is the oldest existing university in Asia named after Saint Aquinas.

Enshrines the 'nuestro padre jesus nazareno' which was established by Spanish missionaries in 1586.

He wrote the poem "Filipinas" in Spanish, which became the lyrics of the Philippine National Anthem

What is the architectural style of the Black Nazarene Basilica?

Who took Maynilad on November 9, 1565 in the 16th Century during the battle for the Philippine islands?

During Spanish colonization in the Philippines, what was the main religion?

A large public building with multiple functions that was typically built alongside the town's forum.

A church that contains the seat of a bishop thus serving as the church of a diocese, conference, or episcopate.

The main altar of a church.

A tabernacle where the consecration of communion hosts.

An elevated structure where preachers stand.

Which church was constructed between 1630 and 1640 but was seriously damaged by fire in 1738?

Which church was constructed as early as 1593 and was completed by 1710?

Who is the architect of San Agustin Church, the 1st earthquake resistant church made of adobe ashlar?

The architect of Ramon Magsaysay Center.

The architect of Pacific Star Building in Makati.

He praised the architecture of Spanish colonies in Philippines for its suitability to tropical climates.

A system among dwellers of bahay kubo where each house was provided with wooden buckets.

A less formal dwelling design blending tropical vemacular with modern hygienic principles.

Who drafted the plans for sanitary habitations found in the tsalet?

It is the presidential decree declaring the theme, "Isang Bansa, Isang Diwa" as the national motto of the republic of the Philippines.

When was the Presidential Decree no. 1413 promulgated by Former President Ferdinand E. Marcos?

An example of Marcosian Architecture and also the 1st Cultural Park in Asia designed by Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.

How high, in meters, is the travertine block of the CCP building along with its concave cantilevers?

What is the motto of the new society of Marcosian architecture?

Former first lady Imelda Marcos spearheaded the Philippines' new society movement for architecture and became an honorary member of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) on what date?

All are examples of the new societal structures of President Marcos, the Marcosian Architecture except:

A program by Former President Fidel V. Ramos which envisioned the Philippines achieving a newly industrialized country after the 1900s.

Pluralism is derived from what style of architecture?

It is the present-day Ayala Commercial Center of Makati which was built around 1960.

He is the Father of Philippine landscape architecture.

The following are 7 Lamps of Architecture except one:

Who is the author of the 7 Lamps of Architecture?

It is the Cultural Heritage Act of 2009

It is the decree prohibiting the unauthorized modification, alteration, repair, and destruction of original features of all national monuments, and landmarks. shrines,

It is the declaration of sites, structures, buildings, and/or places with cultural and historical significance as national cultural treasures, national shrines, landmarks, and monuments.

It is the preservation & protection act of cultural protection and preservation of Philippine cultural properties.

It is amended as the first presidential decree reorganizing the executive structure of the National Government where National Historical Institute is part of the reform.

"People of the Lake"

"People of the Current"

Floors sills that are provided to support the walls

Joists or beams under the floor; where the floorboards rest on

The ridge pole at the top of the roof; where both sides of the roof meet

House Post or Column

The wall in a mosque that faces Mecca

The direction Muslims face when praying toward the Ka'ba in Mecca.

The tower in a mosque that is used to call people for prayer.

A pulpit in a mosque where the imam (leader of prayers) stands to deliver sermons

When was PD 260 promulgated?

This decree declared national shrines as sacred places and prohibits their desecration