Which architect is known for his vernacular design?

The first neo-vernacular government building in the Philippines.

The architect of the WHO Headquarters in Manila.

A Neo-Renaissance structure considered the first earthquake-resistant building in the Philippines.

Considered the first major work of Leandro Locsin.

Architect of the PhilAm Life Building.

Who is the architect of Iloilo City Hall?

Who is the architect of Capitol Theater?

Which building, designed by Juan F. Nakpil, features a low podium and a 60-meter slab tower clad in a curtain wall?

Which school was designed by Antonio Toledo?

Who is the architect of the Paco Train Station?

Who is the architect of the Legislative Building?

Who is the architect of the Meralco Building?

Who was the Filipino architect who pioneered modern Philippine architecture and was conferred the title of National Artist of the Philippines in 1976 by President Ferdinand Marcos? He was also the architect of Far Eastern University (FEU) in 1939.

Who was the first University Architect of the University of the Philippines, and the architect of several UP Diliman buildings and the Insular Life Building?

Who was the architect of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas?

Who is the Filipino architect, artist, and interior designer is known for his use of concrete, floating volumes, and simplistic design in his various projects?

Who was the architect of the Folk Arts Theater, the Cultural Center of the Philippines, and the Philippine Center for International Trade Expo?

Which Filipino architect is known for the famous dictum, "Architecture must respond to local conditions," and for designing the Coconut Palace in 1978?

Who pioneered the landscape architectural profession in the Philippines?

Who is the architect of the Folk Arts Theater?

Who is the architect of the Galaxy Theater?

Who is the architect of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong and Harrison Plaza Shopping Center?

Who is the architect of the Church of the Risen Lord, Insular Life Building, and several buildings in UP Diliman?

Who designed the Cultural Center of the Philippines?

Who was the architect of Quiapo Church before its restoration in 1988?

In 1941, who founded the Philippine College of Design along with many leading architects like Andres Luna de San Pedro, Juan Arellano, and Pablo Antonio, until World War II interrupted the project?

Who is the architect of the UAP Building?

Who was the design architect of Makati Bonifacio High Street City Center?

Which of the following is a project of Felipe Mendoza?

Which of the following is NOT a work of Luis Maria Zaragoza?

Which of the following is NOT a work of Francisco Mañosa?

Manila City Hall was designed by Antonio Toledo during the American Period, including the following buildings except one. Which is the exception?

Who designed the first all-steel church in Asia?

Where were the steel sections of the church fabricated?

What is the second hotel in Asia designed in the French Baroque style?

Which hotel in Asia was the first to be installed with an elevator?

What is the first steel church in Asia?

Which famous building, designed by Felipe Mendoza, was completed in 1978?

Which of these buildings is not a work of Felipe Mendoza?

In what year was the Manila Central Post Office, designed by Juan Marcos de Guzmán Arellano, completed?

In what year was the Coconut Palace by Francisco Mañosa built?

In what year was the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas building, designed by Gabriel Formoso, constructed?

What particular church was Architect Jose Maria Zaragoza involved in?

Where in the Philippines is the current tallest building located?

What is the architectural character of the Metropolitan Theater?

Which of the following is not a work of Jose Siao Ling?

What is the first recognized architectural school in the Philippines?

Which mixed-use skyscraper in Makati was designed by Gabriel Formoso, is known as the tallest steel-framed building in the Philippines, and was once the tallest building in Makati?

Which building was designed by Juan Arellano and is known for its neoclassical style and grand rotunda?

Which Filipino pre-colonial structure was used for sleeping and served as a royal house?

Which indigenous community is traditionally associated with the Banaue Rice Terraces?

In the Bahay na Bato, what is the name of the space on the ground floor used for storing the caroza?

What is a Binangiyan house, which is similar to the Ifugao house, with a ridge parallel to the front and made of narra or pine?

Which site in the Philippines was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1995?

Manila Cathedral and which other church were among the seven churches established inside the walled city of Intramuros?

What architectural style is San Sebastian Church known for?

Which among the churches listed below is NOT included in the UNESCO World Heritage List?

What is the oldest stone church in Manila, dating back to 1571?

What is the oldest stone church in Bohol, built by the Jesuits?

Which small jewel-box church is the first all-steel church in the Philippines and in Asia, and the second in the world?

Formally known as the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help, and more commonly as Baclaran Church, it is considered the most visited church in Asia.

What church is the seat of the Catholic Archdiocese of Manila and is presently the sixth cathedral to rise on the site since 1581?

What is the other name for the Minor Basilica of the Holy Child, a basilica in Cebu City founded in the 16th century?

Known today as the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, its first architect was Bishop Domingo Salazar, while the architect of the present church is Fernando Ocampo.

Declared a national landmark in August 1973, which Iloilo church has a facade characterized by profuse carvings displaying Filipino folk art, such as stylized coconut trees and St. Christopher carrying the child Jesus?

Which church, first built by the Augustinian Fr. Miguel Murguia, has an unusually large bell made from approximately 70 sacks of coins donated by the townspeople?

What church is formally known as the National Shrine of Our Mother of Perpetual Help?

Declared a national landmark in 1973, what is the first all-steel building constructed in the Philippines?

Which church in Ilocos Norte is known for its distinct earthquake Baroque style, massive buttresses, and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

When was the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) created or founded?

What year was the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) registered under the SEC?

What year was the first UAP president inducted?

Who was the first Charter President of UAP in 1975?

Who was the first lady president of UAP and ARCASIA?

Who was the first registered architect of the Philippines?

Who was the first president of the Philippine Architects Society (later renamed Philippine Institute of Architects – PIA)?

Who was the first president of the Philippine Institute of Architects (PIA)?

What was the third architectural association, along with the League of Philippine Architects (LPA) and the Association of Philippine Government Architects (APGA), that existed before the formation of UAP?

Which award is given by UAP to recognize outstanding Filipino architects?

What was the original name of the building that is now the National Museum of the Philippines?

Who was the Filipino architect responsible for the design of the building now known as the National Museum?

In 2015, the National Museum underwent major renovation works under which architectural firm?

What is the name of the central theme of the renovation and retrofitting works done at the National Museum?

The Coconut Palace, built in 1979 under the design of architect Francisco Mañosa, is also known as what?

What is the dominant shape of the floor plan of Tahanang Pilipino, resembling a sliced coconut when served?

Who was the architect of the church known as Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage in Antipolo?

Who is the architect behind the art and sports center located in San Juan, Manila?

What is the name of the development in San Juan designed by JAGNUS Design Studio that combines art, retail, and sports?

What is the architectural style of the Manila Cathedral?

What is the sacred name given to the Manila Cathedral?

When was the last major renovation of the Manila Cathedral completed?

The Grand Mosque in Cotabato was a gift from His Highness, the Sultan of Brunei, to the people of Cotabato. Who was the architect of this structure?

What color are the domes of the Grand Mosque in Cotabato painted?

The church known as the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño is primarily constructed from which type of stone?

What is the name of the oldest documented house in the Philippines, located in the heart of Cebu City?

In what year was the Jesuit House in Cebu City built?