HISAR 4 (FINALS)

• SAN AGUSTIN CHURCH


  Oldest church in the Philippines
• SAN FRANCISCO CHURCH


  Now part of MAPUA

  Built by Franciscans
• SAN IGNACIO CHURCH


  Demolished

  Now Intramuros Museum

  Built by Jesuits
• STO. DOMINGO CHURCH


  Demolished

  Now BPI Intramuros

  Built by Dominicans
• SAN MATIAS CHURCH


  Only cylindrical church in the

  Philippines

  Made out of bricks

  Tamawini
• STA. MARIA CHURCH


  Highest terrain church

  Ilocos Sur
• PAETE CHURCH


  Also acted as a fortress

  It was made of adobe bricks, a mixture of

  egg white and other native materials.
• DARAGA CHURCH


  Albay

  Churrigueresque, Baroque, Renaissance

  Gothic. Eclectic Style
• BINONDO CHURCH


  Renaissance Gothic. Eclectic Style

  Masses are held in Filipino, Mandarin,

  Hokkien, and English.
• SAN JOAQUIN CHURCH


  Plastered Facade

  Iloilo
• MALATE CHURCH


  The three-story façade integrates with

  ingenuity the cylindrical end buttresses,

  hexagonal forms converted into belfries
• SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH


  All steel church in Asia and in the

  Philippines

  Gothic Revial
• TREATY OF PARIS (when?)

  DECEMBER 10, 1898
• MALOLOS CONGRESS (when?)

  January 21, 1899
• First Philippine Republic (when?)

  January 21, 1899
• Apolinario Mabini


  author of the Malolos

  Constitution
• Malolos Constitution


  instrumental in

  shaping the early governance.
• BARASOIN CHURCH


  First Philippine Congress,

  was convened at the
• FORT STOTSENBURG


  an important U.S. military base in the Philippines. It later became Clark Air Base,
• CAMP JOHN HAY


  a rest and recreation facility for the U.S. military.
• CAMP JOHN HAY location BAGUIO CITY
• CAMP MCGRATH


  served as a military training facility and played a role in the American military presence

  in the Philippines
• CAMP O’DONNEL


  a U.S. military facility during the American colonial period, was repurposed by the

  Japanese as a prisoner of war camp to detain the survivors of the Bataan Death March

  and other prisoners.
• CORREGIDOR ISLAND


  an island at the entrance of Manila Bay,
• FORT BONIFACIO -location TAGUIG, MANILA
• (CAMP AGUINALDO) -location QUEZON CITY
• GENERAL WILLIAN FRANCIS MURPHY- American Supreme Court Justice and

  Philippine Governor-General
• MILITARY CAMP FACILITIES

  -HEADQURTERS

  -OFFICERS HOUSING

  -BARRACKS (ARMORIES, WAREHOUSE)

  MEN’S CLUB

  -RECREATION/ SPORTS FACILITIES

  -HOSPITALS

  -CHAPEN

  -LANDSCAPING

  -POST EXCHANGE HOUSE
• URBAN CLEANSING


  modernize the Philippines and

  promote American values and institutions.
• American architecture

  heavily emphasized

  sanitation which had

  paved the way for the

  introduction of the

  toilet via a cubeta

  Pail on Privy
• The first public bath and laundry, a one- storey struc- ture made of concrete, was built in 1913 at Calle Lipa in the district of Sampaloc.
• The living areas were maintained at an elevation between 1 to 1.5 m

  above ground
• In 1912, the Bureau of Health drew up the plans for sanitary

  habitations insisting the tsalet prototype. These plans, drafted

  George H. Guerdrum,
• 1903 PHILIPPINE ACT NO. 1838


  Sanction banishment of Nipa roof with

  the invention of incombustible

  material substitute
• 1904 La Electricita and La

  Campania Tranvias merged to

  became MERALCO to light

  the roads
• ESTABLISHMENT OF BUREAU OF

  ARCHITECTURE Now DPWH
• THE MASTER BUILDERS:

  AMERICAN ARCHITECTS IN THE PHILIPPINE ISLAND

  SBBPFD

  SCHUYLER | BOURNE | BURNHAM | PARSONS | FENHAGEN | DOEN
• MONTGOMERY SCHUYLER


  the first American architectural historian to survey Philippine

  architecture
• EDGAR BOURNE


  -Bureau of Science Building

  -Insular Ice Plant & Cold Storage

  -San Lazaro Hospital & Morgue

  -Cholera Buildings

  -Bilibid Prison Hospital

  -Manila City Hall

  -Episcopal Catethedral
• BUREAU OF SCIENCE BUILDING


  Mission Style Neoclassical

  Building with two

  flanking mirador towers,

  extended pediments,

  precast ornaments

  Center for science and

  Medicine

  Now U.P. Manila National

  Institutes of Health