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!"#!$%&'&((!$ )$*&+!,&-.$ CUAP Doc torofPhilos ophyin Human Res our c e Management Mas terofSc ienc e in Ur ban Planning ,Sc hool ofUr ban andRegional Planning,UP Diliman Dir ec torI I I ,National Centerf orHealth F ac ilityDevelopment,DOH,Manila

!"#$%&'$%()*)""'%&$%+),'-).%/)!0)1%'/%23!)"45!%666%57%4#)%8)'.4#%697!'/4!:"4:!)%;)!03")% ofthe Depar tment ofHealth,Manila,bef or e bec omingDir ec torI I Iofthe National Center f orHealth Fac ilityDevelopment,DOH,Manila,wher es he pr epar esandimplementsannual oper ationsplans ,c oor dinatespolic yf or mulation ands tandar dsdevelopment,andhealth f ac ilitiesinf r as tr uc tur e over all pr oj ec t planning,development andimplementation.She has attendednumer ousloc al andinter national tr ainingands pec ial c our s esf orthe Wor ldHealth Or ganiz ation,USDepar tment ofState,andotheragenc iesandhaspar tic ipatedass peaker in numer ousc onventionsofthe Philippine I ns titute ofCivil Engineer s ,Philippine Hos pital //5"3'4359<% +#3.3==39)% ;5"3)4>% 57% &)"#'93"'.% ?9@39))!/<% 'A59@% 54#)!/$% !"#$% +),'-).% 3/% c ur r entlyan As s oc iate Pr of es s orat ofthe College ofAr c hitec tur e andFine Ar ts ,Univer s ity ofSanto T omas ,Manila.She isa gr aduate ofthe College ofAr c hitec tur e,Univer s ityof Santo T omas ,Manila,with a MA in Ur ban Planning,Sc hool ofUr ban andRegional Planning, Univer s ityofthe Philippines ,andunitsleadingto a PhDin Human Res our c e Management, Univer s ityofSanto T omas ,Manila.

/01&$*2'-#($3"(1#4&(456$7894"#'24#89$48$:&!-41$;&(48"$*-!96.$ *"8<"!=6$ !9>$ *"8?&(46$ 48$ 3(1#&@&$ :&!-41$ A8"$ 3--$ B#-#C#986D CONCEPTUALFRAMEWORK The bas icper c eption isthat a publicar c hitec t engagesin the des ign andc ons tr uc tion of gover nment inf r as tr uc tur e pr oj ec ts .However ,mor e than that,he isinvolvedin the phy s ic al development pr ogr amsofthe gover nment whic h ar e ex pec tedbythe gener al publicto be implementedwith s tr ongadher enc e upon the thr ee pr inc iplesofgoodgover nanc e– par tic ipative dec is ion making,tr ans par enc yandac c ountability .The r eas on isobvious . Fundsf orgover nment inf r as tr uc tur e pr oj ec tslike tr ans por t ter minals , r es ettlement hous ing, hos pitalsandotherhealth f ac ilities ,s c hools ,gover nment c entr es ,bar angaymultipur pos e c entr es ,mar kets ,pr is ons ,to name a f ew,ar es our c edf r om tax pay er s ’money ,f r om the pr ivate s ec torto be paidbac kf r om tax pay er s ’money ,orf r om f or eign loansto be paidwith inter es tf r om tax pay er s ’money .The s upr eme tr us t ofthe publicmus t be the goal ofthe publicar c hitec t.Publics er vic es houldbe hispr imor dial r eas on f orwantingto bec ome a publicar c hitec t. Byvir tue ofthe Cons titution andthe pr ovis ionsofthe Loc al Gover nment Code,national gover nment agenc iesin the Philippiness et the polic ies ,s tandar dsand guidelinesf or inf r as tr uc tur e pr oj ec t des ign development,pr oc ur ement andimplementation.Theyals o put in plac ec ontr ol andr egulator ymec hanis msto ens ur e that qualitys er vic e isper f or med within the r es ultings tr uc tur esandbuildings .Las tly ,theyf ac ilitate the way sandmeans 4#)/)% =!5B)"4/% '91% 34/% *)9)-4/% "5:.1% *)% /:/4'39)1% 4#!5:@#% "'='*3.34>% *:3.139@% =!5@!'A/<% advis or y ,tec hnologytr ans f er ,andotherf or msoftec hnic al s uppor t.All thes e ac tivitiesar e to be c onduc tedandc ompletedundera s tr ongpillarofgoodgover nanc e with max imum par tic ipation s olic itedf r om the pr ivate s ec tor . 58 | About Us | Contact | Blog | Resour c es | Help | T er ms | Pr ivac y

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Gr aceC.Edr al i nSer v i no,UAP Mas terofSc ienc e in T r opic al L ands c ape Ar c hitec tur e,UP Diliman

The s peakerhasa bac helorofs c ienc e degr ee in ar c hitec tur e anda mas ter sofs c ienc e in tr opic al lands c ape ar c hitec tur e at the Univer s ityofthe PhilippinesDiliman wher es he haswor kedasa Univer s ityRes ear c h As s oc iate f r om 2001 to 2010.With herbac kgr ound 39% 4#)/)% 4C5% -).1/% 57% /4:1><% #)!% 394)!)/4% .3)/% 39% 4#)% 5=43A'.% 394)@!'4359% 57% '!"#34)"4:!)% 39% the lands c ape

/ 8@#9<$B8"E!">$48$!$*"&=#&"$F!4&"A"894$7#4G D Challengedto impr ove livingc onditionsandbe s us tainable amids tr apidur baniz ation, "343)/%39%&)4!5%&'93.'%A:/4%-!/4%'"#3)0)%'%*'.'9")%57%4#)%:!*'9%*:3.4D :=%'!)'%'91%4#)%9'4:!'.% envir onment.Followingon the s et ofplansandvis ion ofthe loc al gover nment,the pr opos al f orc itiesadj ac ent to lar ge bodiesofwaters uc h asT aguigCityisto tr ans f or m it to bec ome a pr emierwater f r ont development with enhanc edgr een andwaters y s tem on the lower por tion andmix edus e,highr is e buildingson the highergr oundther ebyoptimiz inglandand waterr es our c es .T or educ e ur ban heat,mor es ur f ac esmus t be per meable andc over edwith plantsinc ludingbuildingenvelope andmos t open s pac es .Thr ough ac tive leader s hipofthe loc al gover nment, people par tic ipation andc ooper ation ofpr ivate developer s , the water f r ont developmentsc an bec ome the c enter sofr ec r eation,landmar kswith c ivicidentity ,plaz asof s oc ial c hange andec onomicgr owth,andpr imar ilythe c or e ofenvir onmental r egener ation.

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Sy l v es t erShaunD.Seño,UAP Mas terofSc ienc e in Cons tr uc tion Management T ec hnology( Candidate) , T ec hnologic al I ns titute ofthe Philippines( TI P)Manila F ac ultyMember ,T I P Manila I ns tr uc tor ,AtelierAr c hitec tur e ReviewCenter

A pr ac titionerofar c hitec tur e in itstr ues ts ens e,Ar c h.Sy lves terDavidSeño,or“ Sly ” ashow hisc olleaguesc all him,isinto s us tainable ar c hitec tur al and lightingdes ign, c ons tr uc tion,c ons ultanc y ,andac ademicr es ear c h.A dean’ slis terandan ac tive UAPSA, E5..)@)%+'=)!%)1345!<%'91%;4:1)94%E5:9"3.%F7-")!%1:!39@%#3/%*'""'.':!)'4)%1'>/%39%G930)!/34>% 57%;'945%H 5A'/<%#)%3/%59%4#)%-9'.%/4'@)/%57%#3/%&'/4)!/%2)@!))%39%E59/4!:"4359%&'9'@)A)94% T ec hnologyin the T ec hnologic al Univer s ityofthe Philippines ,Manila.Hisr es ear c heson var iousas pec tsofs us tainable des ign ear ned him as3rd Bes t Fac ultyRes ear c herf or Sc hool Y ear20092010,andf orthisy ear ,as2nd Bes t Fac ultyRes ear c her ,ofthe CHEDder egulatedT ec hnologic al I ns titute ofthe Philippines Manila.Mor eover ,hisdes ign pr opos al f orur ban s oc ializ edhous ingin dis as ter pr one ar eas ,wasone ofthe s hor tlis tedentr iesof the r ec ently c onc ludedinter national des ign c ompetition –Des ign Agains t The Elementslas t J anuar y ,2011.He isc ur r entlya lec tur erat the AtelierAr c hitec tur e ReviewCenter ,andals o c onnec tedwith the T ec hnologic al I ns titute ofthe Philippines Manila asa Fac ultymember . Mor eover ,he isa c ur r entlya c ons ultantc or por ate ar c hitec t ofthe DanielStone Realty Development Cor p.andPr es ident/ CEOofT ex alc o Finis hingT ec hnologyCons tr uc tion Cor p.

“ For mul at i onofSus t ai nabl eAdapt i v eBui l di ngDes i gn (SABDH $366&66=&94$088-$A8"$B#-#C#98$3"(1#4&(46D Sus tainabilityis c ons ider ed br oad and multidis c iplinar y ,f orwhic h ar ound 600+ meas ur ing tools have been developed ac r os s the globe.For emos t ofthes e ar e the LEED Ver s ion 3. 0 f r om the United States ,and the loc al c ounter par t BERDE c ur r ently beingf or mulatedbythe Philippine Gr een BuildingCounc il.Attemptshave been made by =5.3">A'I)!/% '91% =!57)//359'./% 45% 1)-9)% 4#)% /"5=)% 57% /:/4'39'*3.34><% C#3"#% 3/% :=% 45% 95C% beingc ontes ted.Rec ently ,with c ountr iesr egar dles sofec onomics tanding,af f ec tedby natur al dis as ter s ,a new c onc ept hasemer ged,ter medasSus tainable Adaptive Building Des ign ( SABD) .SABDdoesnot onlyc ons iderthe buildingors ite’ simpac t to itsenvir onment, ec onomic sands oc iety ,but als o itsnatur al dis as ter r es ilienc ec omponent,with the las t not pr es ent in others us tainabilitymeas ur ingtools .Thus ,thispaperattemptsto pr ovide af r amewor kf ora qualitative as s es s ment tool that c an s er ve asa guide f orboth Filipino ar c hitec tsands tudents .

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Emelito C. Punsalan, UAP Ar c hitec t andEnvir onmental Planner Member ,Gr een Ar c hitec tur e Movement Chair man,Spec ialtyCounc il on Gr een Ar c hitec tur e

Ar c hitec t Puns alan c r eatesdes ignswith emphas ison s patial f or msanddy namic s , on the r elations hipsf oundbetween ur ban aes thetic sandthe builtenvir onment.Spac e planning, or ganiz ation andf or m hasbeen s pec ialtiesf orovera dec ade ofac tive pr ac tic e,thanks to hisf undamental knowledge andex per ienc e with highr is er es idential andc ommer c ial c ondominiums .He hasals o wor kedon f or msandplanningf orvar iousdetac hedr es idential dwellings .Hiseduc ational bac kgr oundhasals o taught him to inc lude a “ f ourdimens ional” appr oac h to des igning,c ons ider inghisdes ign f or mspr oj ec t diver s itydependingon the natur e andc allingofthe pr oj ec t. He isa Cor por ate Memberofthe UnitedAr c hitec tsofthe Philippines .He isals o a lic ens ed Envir onmental Planner .He has developed a thes is ,per taining to “ ur ban envir onmental ps y c hology ” -c aptur ingthe natur al behavior al movementsandpatter nsof people asdic tatedbythe envir onment. At pr es ent,he isthe c hair man f orthe UAP Spec ialtyCounc il f orGr een Ar c hitec tur e andiswor kingc los elywith the ContinuingPr of es s ional Educ ation ( CPE)andPr of es s ional Development Counc il ( PDC)ofthe UAP in the development ofs pec ializ ation modules .He is !"#$%&$'()$*%++!)$#,$-& !%.%&/$'()$0#12%&/$3)1"%#&$#,$'()$4567895:$:;%!+%&/$< '%&/$=>"')*?$ togetherwith the othermemberpr of es s ional or ganiz ationsofPGBI .He isals o developinga dr af t ofa Manual f orThe BuildingEnvelope andiswor kingc los elywith UAP andthe Philippine Soc ietyofVentilating,Air c onditioning and Ref r iger ating Engineer s( PSVARE)f orthis . Ar c ht.Puns alan isQualityRepr es entative,Ar c hitec t andPar tnerofL. R.Puns alan and As s oc iates .

!"##$%&'()*(*+,$%-#(./"#.01$#"23%($'%1$4+",$5#$*(6%&..#..5#$*%7,"% 8/+6'+$2.%9!&-0:1&8;%,7%*<#%=<+6+))+$#%!"##$%8/+6'+$2%>$+*+(*+4#%9=!8>;? The UnitedAr c hitec tsofthe Philippines( UAP)andthe Philippine Gr een BuildingI nitiative ( PGBI ) ,with theirmultidis c iplinar ynetwor kofpr of es s ional or ganiz ationsr ec ogniz e the f ac t '( '$'()$@;%!'7)&3%1#&*)&'$( "$"%/&%-A &'$%*B A'"$#&$'()$& ';1 !$)&3%1#&*)&'?$"B)A%-A !!>$ on the pr oduc tion ofc ar bon emis s ionsandothergr eenhous e gasemis s ions .PGBI ,on its own ac c or d,dec idedto f or mulate meas ur esanddes ign toolsin or derto minimiz e the builtenvir onment’ sc ontr ibution to global war ming. Thisisthr ough the f or mulation andpr omotion #,$ )&)1/>$ ),-A%)&A>$ "' &+ 1+"?$ ";"' %& @!)$ +)3)!#B*)&'$ B1%&A%B!)"$ &+$ B1 A'%A)"?$ &+$ $ gr een buildingr atings y s tem.The gr een buildingr atings y s tem Gr een Adaptation Meas ur es C$9&)1/>$9,-A%)&A>$ &+$9&3%1#&*)&' !$5"")""*)&'$#,$:;%!+%&/"?$#1$4567895:?$%"$"))&$'#$ ()!B$ @;%!+%&/"$ 1)+;A)$ %'"$ &)/ '%3)$ %*B A'$ #&$ '()$ )&3%1#&*)&'?$ '(1#;/($ )&)1/>7),-A%)&A>?$ c ons er vation ands us tainabilityofland, r awmater ial c ons er vation andthe us e ofs us tainable mater ialswhile maintainingbuildingoc c upant c omf or t andinc r eas edpr oduc tivity .Having '(%"$1 '%&/$">"')*$ &+$ $")'$#,$)&)1/>$),-A%)&A>$"' &+ 1+"$)&,#1A)+$@>$!#A !$/#3)1&*)&'?$ plusthe educ ation andawar enes softhe publicin gener al,it isex pec tedthat gr eenhous e / "$)*%""%#&"$0%!!$+%*%&%"($"%/&%-A &'!>$0%'(%&$'()$@;%!+%&/$")A'#1D

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Dean Bar one, >@A&B % LEED®AP BD+C Pr esident,Bar one I nter national I nc.

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Dean Bar one hasbeen an Accr editedPr of essional ofthe USGr een BuildingCouncil’ sLeader shipin Ener gyandEnvir onmental Design ( LEED®)since 2003.He ispr esentlywor kingwith Sun Lif e,J P Mor gan, RCBC SavingsBankandCitibankto achieve LEED®$A)1'%-A '%#&$,#1$'()%1$&)0$ &+$)E %"'%&/$@;%!+%&/$B1#F )A'"$ in the Philippines. Dean isa licensedI nter iorDesignerandr eceivedhisBFA in Envir onmental Design f r om Rochester I nstitute ofT echnology .I n 1984he establishedBar one Design Gr oup,a Houston,T ex asbasedar chitectur al &+$+)"%/&$-1*D$G) &$-1"'$A *)$'#$'()$H(%!%BB%&)"$%&$IJJ8$'#$+)3)!#B$=()!!$K%!$L#*B &>M "$&)0$-& &A% !$ ";BB#1'$#,-A)"$ '$'()$<L:L$H! . $%&$6 2 '%$L%'>D$N &$IJJO?$()$1)!#A ')+$(%"$, *%!>$'#$6 &%! $'#$0#12$0%'($ !#A !$ 1A(%')A';1 !$-1*"$'#$%*B!)*)&'$";"' %& @!)$@;%!+%&/$B1#F )A'"$0%'(%&$'()$H(%!%BB%&)"D N &$ IJJP?$ G) &$ 0 "$ )*B!#>)+$ @>$ QKR$ N &')1& '%#& !$ S 5"% TH A%-AU ?$ $ /!#@ !$ !) +)1$ %&$ ";"' %& @!)$ ar chitectur e wor ldwide.Asa SeniorPr oj ect Managerf orHOK,he andhisdesign team developedand implementedsustainable pr oj ectsin Singapor e,China,I ndonesia,I ndia andHongKong.I n 2009,Dean f or medBar one I nter national,a Philippinesbasedcor por ation.Thr ough thiscompany ,Dean continuesto pur sue hisper sonal commitment to sustainable design andpr actices. -+C<(#6(% D,.#**#% -E % A($*,.,hasbeen a r egister edAr chitect since 1998anda LEED® Accr edited H1#,)""%#& !$"%&A)$IJJVD$W%'($#3)1$-,'))&$>) 1"$#,$B1#,)""%#& !$)E B)1%)&A)?$"()$%"$B1)")&'!>$0#12%&/$ "$ $X99G® consultant on the newGlobe T elecom Headquar ter s,cur r entlyunderconstr uction at the Bonif acio Global City . Rosette r eceivedherBachelorofScience degr ee in Ar chitectur ef r om the Univer sityofSanto T omas. Af tergr aduatingf r om USTin 1994,she got involvedin sever al r esidential,commer cial andmix edused +)3)!#B*)&'"$ 0%'($ $ A#;B!)$ #,$ B1#*%"%&/$ +)"%/&$ -1*"D$ N &$ IJJY$"()$ @)A *)$ B 1'$ #,$ '()$ A +)*)$ %&$ '()$ Depar tment ofAr chitectur e ofthe College ofEngineer ingandAr chitectur e ofHolyAngel Univer sity ,Angeles L%'>D$N &$IJJP?$<#")'')$0#12)+$%&$G;@ %$,#1$ &$N ' !% &$N &')1%#1$G)"%/&$-1*$ ,')1$0(%A($"()$F #%&)+$ $*;!'%& '%#& !$ B1#F )A'$* & /)*)&'$-1*$0#12%&/$#&$X99G® r egister edpr oj ectssuch asThe Wor ldandCityOfAr abia,wher e heradvocacyf orsustainable ar chitectur e andenvir onmental pr otection wasr einf or ced. Retur ningto the Philippinesin 2009,Rosette went backto teachingat the HolyAngel Univer sityto continue to shar e herknowledge andpassion f ordesigninggr een buildings.I n addition to herteaching r esponsibilities,Rosette iscur r entlywor kingwith Bar one I nter national to pr ovide LEED® consultancyser vices. Dean andRosette,alongwith sever al PhilippinebasedLEED®APs,have cr eatedan inf or mal “ Philippines LEED® Chapter ”to assistindividualsinter estedin becomingLEEDAP’ sandto f ur therpr omote andimplement gr een buildingpr oj ectsthr oughout the Philippines. Dean isan active memberofGr een Ar chitectur e AdvocacyPhilippines( GAAP)andRosette isan active memberofthe UnitedAr chitectsofthe Philippines-Gr een Ar chitectur e Movement ( UAPGAM)andPhilippine Gr een BuildingI nitiative ( PGBI )pr omotinga cr edible gr een buildingr atingsy stem,GAM3EAB.

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Since the I ndustr ial Revolution oursocietyhasbeen dr iven byan incr easingpace ofchange in business andtechnology .Ever ydecade ortwo we have f aceda newanddisr uptive event that challengesbusiness andcr eatesoppor tunities-the locomotive,the electr iclight,the automobile,the air plane,the television andthe computer ,to name a f ew. But the gr eatestdisr uptive event ofthe next20 y ear smaycome,not f r om a single invention,but f r om the wor ldar oundus-that is,climate change. HowAr chitectsr espondto the climate challenge will dif f er entiate y ouf r om the competition andlaunch newandsuccessf ulbuildingpr oj ects byleadingy ouf r om today ’ s“ businessasusual”to developinga longter m sustainable appr oach to gr owinga Gr een Ar chitectur al businessin the Philippines,andbey onditsbor der s. Thispr esentation,ledbyDean Bar one,LEED® AP BD+C andMichaela Rosette Santos,UAP,LEED®$ 5H$:GZL$0%!!$ )E B! %&$ '()$ @)&)-'"$ ofemploy ingsustainable pr inciplesin y ourbuildingpr oj ects,clar if ythe misinf or mation about the cost ofgr een buildingsandpr ovide r eal !%,)$)E*B!)"$#,$#&7/#%&/$A)1'%-)+$/1))&$B1#F )A'"$%&$'()$H(%!%BB%&)"D$W%'($,#;1$A#*B!)')+$X99G[$L)1'%-)+$@;%!+%&/$B1#F )A'"$%&$'()$H(%!%BB%&)"$ anddoz ensmor e in the pipeline,Dean andRosette will pr esent an over view ofthe USGr een BuildingCouncil’ s–Leader shipin Ener gy andEnvir onmental Design® ( LEED®U $/1))&$@;%!+%&/$A)1'%-A '%#&$B1#/1 *D$\()$X99G® pr ogr am encour agesandacceler atesglobal adoption of sustainable gr een buildingpr acticesthr ough a suite ofr atingsy stemsandimplementation str ategies. 5"$'(%1+7B 1'>$A)1'%-A '%#&$B1#/1 *?$X99G® isan inter nationallyacceptedbenchmar kf orthe design,constr uction andoper ation ofhighper f or mance gr een buildings.LEED®$B1#*#')"$ $0(#!)7@;%!+%&/$ BB1# A($'#$";"' %& @%!%'>$@>$1)A#/&%.%&/$B)1,#1* &A)$%&$-3)$2)>$ 1) "$#,$(;* &$ &+$)&3%1#&*)&' !$() !'(] $";"' %& @!)$"%')$+)3)!#B*)&'?$0 ')1$" 3%&/"?$)&)1/>$),-A%)&A>?$* ')1% !"$")!)A'%#&$ &+$%&+##1$)&3%1#&*)&' !$^; !%'>D The pr esenter swill discusshowthe USGBC LEED® r atingsy stem can be successf ullyimplementedon gr een buildingpr oj ectsoutside of the UnitedStatesandhowit can be adoptedf oruse with local constr uction pr acticesandavailable buildingmater ials. Af terattendingthispr esentation,Ar chitectswill have a betterunder standingofhow the f utur e ofgr een buildingswill change the way y ouwill implement new buildingpr oj ectsandhow LEED® r elatedser viceswill pr ovide new businessoppor tunitiesin thisnew andex citing sustainable wor ld. 62 | About Us | Contact | Blog | Resour c es | Help | T er ms | Pr ivac y

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I ndika Samar as inghe c ompletedhiss ec ondar yeduc ation abr oad,obtaineda diploma in Ar c hitec tur ef r om the Univer s ityofBahr ain in 1995andpas s edf r om the CitySc hool of Ar c hitec tur e( CSA)in 2004obtaininghisAs s oc iate Member s hipf r om the Sr i Lanka I ns titute ofAr c hitec tsI n Apr il 2005. N &+%2 $( "$0#12)+$ '$")3)1 !$!) +%&/$!#A !$ &+$%&')1& '%#& !$51A(%')A';1 !$-1*"$ "$ &$ 51A(%')A';1 !$ BB1)&'%A)$,1#*$_``Y$'#$IJJVD$\()1) ,')1$()$1 &$ $" ')!!%')$#,-A)$,#1$X#A;"$ Ar c hitec tur e in Sey c hellesf r om Sr i Lanka. He c ur r entlypr ac tic esin Sr i Lanka with hiswif e andisals o the ManagingPar tnerof I .W.Ar c hitec ts . I n 2008I ndika wasthe s ole Ar c hitec tr es pons ible f orthe total r ef ur bis hment ofthe a :1 &+%E $9A#$L)&'1)b $%&$=1%$X&2 $?$0(%A($@)A *)$'()$-1"'$ BB 1)!$* &;, A';1%&/$, A%!%'>$ in the wor ldto be r atedPlatinum underLeader s hipin Ener gyandEnvir onmental Des ign ( LEED)Gr een BuildingRatingSy s tem ofthe USGr een BuildingCounc il ( USGBC)with the highes t pointseverawar dedf ora platinum y et unmatc hedto date.

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He lives an active lifestyle of all-terrain biking, jogging, playing badminton, and !"#$% !&&'( )$( *+,"( %-.$( %/( 0$&!1( ,/-+2( &!+,"3!4$( 45/%/20!456( !+,( "#$%35-+2'( )$( 7/0#"( !"(!(4-&20-.8(9:!&-*$,(/+&6( 6(5-"(6$!0+-+2(;/0(,$"-2+'( Currently co-managing a private architectural practice since professional architect’s 0$2-"%0!%-/+(-+(<==>'(?5$("!-,(*0.(7/0#$,(/+(@!0-/:"(2//,(3&!""(0$"-,$+%-!&(,$@$&/4.$+%"8( 3/..$03-!&(/;*3$"8(!+,(-+%$0-/0(*%A/:%"B(;:0+-%:0$(,$"-2+(!"(!+(!035-%$3%(!"(7$&&(!"(!( :-&,$0'( ?5$(!035-%$3%(-"(7-&&-+2(%/(,$,-3!%$(5-"(!035-%$3%:0!&(3/.4$%$+3$(-+(/%5$0(,-@$0"-*$,(*$&,"'

.//!0/!&%1 &2 33%4 #5 +%36 The rapid pace of technological change is the cyclone that is sweeping the 21st century. C+,:"%0-$"( 5!@$( +/( 35/-3$( :%( %/( 2/( 7-%5( %5$( D/7( /0( $( "7$4%( !7!6'( ?5-"( 45$+/.$+/+( accelerated globalization and the economic transition from traditional to service economy. The evolution to a knowledge-based, service-oriented economy is raising the importance of human capital in enterprises. Due to the growth in quantity of information available, the globalization of companies and their spheres of activity, increasing competition for work and maturation of many industry sectors, and increasing client sophistication and expectations, the issue of knowledge management has assumed greater importance in recent times. The Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) industry face these challenges today. As lead design professionals in the AEC industry, architects have to be in the forefront of creativity and innovation to maintain competitive advantage. Equipped with the right knowledge management strategy, Filipino architects will be able to face the :43/.-+2(35!&&$+2$"(!+,(5!0@$"%(%5$( $+$*%"(/;(#+/7&$,2$("5!0-+2'

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Runddy D. Ramilo is a registered architect specializing in digital architecture and hospitality design. He holds a Master’s and Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture and currently a PHD in Architecture candidate at Deakin University, Australia where he is in embedded practice-based research on construction mediated evolutionary design process and the use of computational simulation tools to address green and sustainability issues. He is currently an Associate at Aedas where he leads a team of architects and designers ;/0("$@$0!&(40/E $3%"(-+(%5$(F"-!(G!3-*3'(G0-/0(%/(E /-+-+2(F$,!"8(5$(7/0#$,(!"(H$"-2+(I!+!2$0(!%(J-&"/+KF""/3-!%$"(!+,(F""/3-!%$( at Designphase, Singapore where he gained substantial professional experience through a wide variety of high end architecture and interior architecture projects. L:++,6( -"( @$06( .:35( -+%$0$"%$,( -+( 4:0":-+2( !+( !3!,$.-3( 3!0$$0( &$+,$,( 7-%5( *$&,( $14$0%-"$'( )$( -"( 3:00$+%&6( -+@/&@$,( -+( research at computing and communications group at the School of Architecture and Building, Deakin University where he is involved in investigating problems of architectural geometry, generative design, building information modeling, parametric modeling, web-based collaboration and embedded digital practice-based management. He was a lecturer for design and building technology at Far Eastern University, Adamson University, and National University, Philippines. He published four books in visualization, hospitality design, building technology and has published several journals in international conferences on computer-aided architectural design and design management.

-4 %*<5 +%3#$= &8$>?+5 />5 <$/@ &A%*!B ,&C/3/5 +>B ,&9*+#35 &#3!&2 3D 0/5 E//36 One of the most persistent challenges facing the theory and practice of architecture today is the paradigmatic shift of design process that are occurring in design practice and the emergence of digital technologies. M-0%:!&( !+,( 456"-3!&( $@/&:%-/+!06( ;/0.( *+,-+2( 40/3$""( 5!"( $@/&@$,( -+( 0$"$!035( !+,( "5/7"( !( ,$@$&/4$,( !+,( 40/20$""-@$( throughout the previous decade. Bound with folds, genetics, the pliant and other new forms, architecture is made as succession of different radical evolutionary style. I t transformed the shape of building and the birth of design extremist is rapidly increasing and more shapes of buildings are being experimented. I t is a clear indication that paradigmatic shift of design process is reshaping the way architects perceive and design buildings. The new mode of designing buildings in today’s digital age is evolutionary architecture. The key concept behind the evolutionary architecture is the use of morphogenetic process as a class of highly parallel evolutionary, adaptive search from biology. I t proposes an evolutionary model of nature as the generating process for architectural form. I n this approach, architectural morphology is expressed as generative rules so that evolution and transformation can be accelerated and iterated by the use of computer and physical models. As computational tools are becoming powerful, evolutionary design process have widespread in research. Starting with N-&&$"(H$&$:O $P "("%0-!%$,("4!3$(!+,(;/&,"(!+,(N!:,-P "(D:-,-%6(/0(Q ?5$(G&-!+%P (-%(-"(+/7(:"$,(-+(40!3%-3$(!+,(4/4:&!0&6(#+/7+(!"( Emergence. The Theory of Emergence looks up at natural phenomena of any kinds like genetic space from biology and extracts their morphogenetic process and morphological formations as generator of design. Several applications of this theory are Morpho-Ecologies, Biothing and Continuum, and L -System in Architecture in which morphogenetic process is applied as form generators to architectural design. I ts approach takes up from biological morphogenesis for which the process of evolutionary development and growth of organism is observed and applied as generative morphogenetic process to model building forms. I n the process of engaging with the evolutionary design methodologies, this paper discusses a novel approach of conceptualizing building forms in the early stage of design which are 3-dimensional physical and digital iterations through ;/&,-+28(D:-,-%6(!+,(!&2/0-%5.-3(!035-%$3%:0$'(?5$(%/4-3"(7-&&("%!0%(,-"3:""-+2(%5$(5-"%/0-3!&( !3#20/:+,(/;($@/&:%-/+!06(!035-%$3%:0$( and will go down to discussing theoretical aspects of form generation and the digital technologies behind the design process. 37th UAP National Convention ©2011

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Dani elA.Li chauco,UAP Principal Architect, Archion Associates Professor, UST College of Architecture What was a brief childish fascination with a compass, !(0:&$08(!+,(&$%%$0-+2("$%(-+(5-"(;!%5$0P "(/;*3$(%:0+$,(/:%(%/( be a cornerstone in the life of Daniel Lichauco, a principal !035-%$3%(/;(%5$(!035-%$3%:0!&(*0.8(F035-/+(F""/3-!%$"' Lichauco graduated in 1986with grades good enough to land him a scholarship as a teacher in the United States. After passing the Philippine Architecture board $1!.(-+(5-"("$3/+,(%!#$R%5$(*0"%(%-.$(5$(;!-&$,(-+(5-"%/06( /;( !035-%$3%:0$R5$( &$;%( ;/0( S+-@$0"-%6( /;( I-35-2!+8( 75$0$( he earned his master’s degree in architectural design and theory, and in urban planning in 1991. He later on took a master’s degree under another scholarship in classical architecture and urban design at University of Notre Dame. He chose UST which has one of the best programs in the country to study B. S. Architecture. At present, he is a part-time College of Architecture professor. The quest of the young aspiring architect from New Manila also meant embarking on a career path none of his relatives have taken since his family line was in business and teaching. I t was also a leap of faith for a child who once dreamt of becoming a priest. )/7$@$08(%5$(&/+2(6$!0"(-+(20!,:!%$("35//&(*+!&&6(%//#(-%"(%/&&(/+(T-35!:3/'( By his third degree,he was already tired of studying, so he decided it was time to start working, so he returned to the Philippines after earning his last master’s degree from the University of Norte Dame in 1993.

I n 1994, Lichauco worked for Francisco “ Bobby” I!X/"!P "( *0.( !"( !( 4!0%+$0( !+,( &$!0+$,( ;0/.( %5$( Y .!"%$0Z ( !035-%$3%( 5-."$&;'( U$;/0$( &/+2( 5$( *+!&&6( ,$3-,$,(%/($"%! &-"5(5-"(/7+(*0.'( As a testament to his uncle Sen. Benigno Aquino’s legacy to the country, Lichauco designed the Aquino Center in Luisita, Tarlac for his thesis, which he later improved and built when he was still working for I!+/"!P "(*0.(:+,$0(5-"(;!.-&6P "(3/..-""-/+'( H$"4-%$( %5$( 5$!@6( 7/0#&/!,( -+( 5-"( D$,2-+2( *0.8( T-35!:3/("%-&&(*+,"(%-.$(%/(%$!35(5-"%/06(/;(!035-%$3%:0$( and architectural design in UST. He realized after traveling to Europe and the United States, he has to share valuable knowledge he learned in his trips to these places. [/7( "-%%-+2( 3/.;/0%! &6( -+( 5-"( /7+( /;*3$( !%( Archion Associates, Lichauco has come far from his 5:. &$( ,//,&$"( -+( 5-"( ;!%5$0P "( /;*3$( %5!%( ;!-%5;:&( summer. Despite his achievements, Lichauco doesn’t forget the roots of his success.

F ?/&8$>?+5 />5 &+3&5 ?/&8"/&%1 &2 31 %$G#5 +%36 The practice of architecture is a paradox. Architects sell both a service and a product. Architecture, as the mother of all arts, is unique in this aspect. I f painters sell paintings, cooks sell food and sculptors sell sculptures do architects sell buildings?Nope, realtors do. As such, the architect in the 21st century, in the age of information, has evolved from a Renaissance man to a man of multiple disciplines where in art and traditional engineering sciences are now combined with other disciplines including economics, environment sciences, sociology and even politics. Today, the enterprising architect has to be a jack-of-all-trades and master of some;the difference being is that he should be very much aware of what he is not the master of. Being comfortable with what you do not know is the hallmark of such a jack who also has the ability to seek the information in a timely and appropriate manner. As a provider of a service, the architect will be a strong asset to any team at the onset of the project. They have the ability to advice clients on numerous issues that will lead to the decision to implement a project. Unfortunately, however, this may also lead to the project not being built which is %!+%!./:+%(%/(:"(%!&#-+2(/:0"$&@$"(/:%(/;(!(E / '(U:%(%5$+8(!"(!,@-"/0"8(7$(!0$(/ &-2$,(%/(2-@$("/:+,(!+,(40/4$0(!,@-3$(0$2!0,&$""(/;(%5$(*+!&(/:%3/.$'(?5$( practice of architecture is at a point wherein this service is beginning to be recognized but unfortunately whose fee structure has yet to be determined. This early on advice, although extremely valuable to the project onset, has been under valued by the market. This service however, on the upside may also lead to a commissioned work, which transforms the architect into an entrepreneur, taking on more risks than the traditional practice of architecture. He now enters into an area of service wherein he has to take certain professional risks by providing products (information and studies) that are no longer tangible and physical manifestations of drawings and buildings, which is the hallmark of the profession. These initial studies require the architect to me a “ jack of all trades”which may include administrative sciences, economics, political, trend analyst, behavioral scientist/ sociologist, business administrator, realtor, curator as well as project manager, quantity surveyor/ estimator and engineer. This is a carry over of the image of the profession where in the architect is considered to be a master of all, yet our fee structures do not recognize this expertise as well as the risks involved. Clients, are mostly unaware of the value of this information, particularly from those clients who we know are frustrated architects and feel that the science of architecture plays an miniscule part in the practice and that “ to make a sketch”or as some would put it !"#$%&'!"#$%&'()*+, is indeed easy and simple. Very few actually realize that this sketch has a lot of thought and depth to it. V/0%:+!%$&68( &!02$0( *0."( !+,( 3/04/0!%-/+"( !0$( "&/7&6( !33$4%-+2( %5$( 3/+":&%!+36( 3:&%:0$( :%( :+;/0%:+!%$&6( %5$"$( !0$( ;$7( !+,( ;!0( $%7$$+'( ?5$( younger, inexperienced corporations and businesses, who have the ability to change the architectural landscape of the country unfortunately do not see the value of this service and still expect the architect to be the source of all information and later on penalizing the architect for wrong faulty information. So now here is the new professional paradox. Architects are expected to provide sound and solid advice that is normally reserved for "4$3-*3(3/+":&%!+%"'(?5-"(!,@-3$(-"(:+,$0@!&:$,( 6(%5$(-+,:"%06(!+,(0$40$"$+%"(!(5-25(0-"#(%/(%5$(!035-%$3%'(W $%8(%/( $(3/.4$%-%-@$8(%5$(!035-%$3%(+/7( 5!"(%/(!"":.$(%5$(0-"#(/;(40/@-,-+2(%5$(-+;/0.!%-/+8(-+(!(*$&,(5$(-"(+/%(%5$(.!"%$0(/;'(?5$(;$$"(!0$(+/%(3/..$+":0!%$(%/(%5$(0-"#(!+,(/+&6( $3/.$("/( if the project materializes. As such, architects now move into the realm of “ cover your butt”architecture to make sure these risks are mitigated, provide sound early advice yet understanding that they may never get the bigger the larger fees.

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Mr. Recio received his Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture from the University of Sto. Tomas in 1975 and is a member of the United Architects of the Philippines, a Fellow of the Philippine Institute of Architects, and an International Associate of The American Institute of Architects. Jose Pedro C. Recio started his international career in architecture when he moved to Hong Kong in 1976, where he joined Eric Cumine Associates, then one of Hong Kong’s !""#$%&'()$*&+,&-./01&2#&34!,#5&64,"&78,"&+,%#(,9%!4,9:&9$&;#$!",&<(=2!%#=%&9,5&$%9>#5& 4,&?4(&$!@&>#9($*&A*&A4$#(&<$$4=!9%#$1&B%5*&!,C!%#5&A(*&D#=!4&%4&34!,&%2#&'()&9$&9,&<$$4=!9%#& in 1984 and subsequently accepted an offer of partnership in 1986. Mr. Recio co-founded Recio-Casas in 1988 in Hong-Kong and moved back to the Philippines in 1992. Since then, Mr. Recio has been responsible for the design of major projects in Metro Manila including Richmonde Hotel, San Lazaro Leisure Park and The Church of Gesu and the new Rizal library, at the Ateneo de Manila University. He also led collaboration work on major projects with foreign consultants such as Kohn Pederson Fox, Hok and Denton, Corker, Marshall of the UK. In 2008, Mr. Recio left the partnership to launch his own practice, RCHITECTS, Inc. 7459>1& 2!$& '()1& E!%2& 4C#(& FG& %#=2,!=9:& $%9??1& =4,%!,8#$& %4& E4(H& 4,& 9& C9(!#%>& 4?& I(43#=%$1& encompassing retail, residential, hospitality and institutional design.

&'()$*+,)-.-/0)$!-1(/,)1,02 Enterprise architects participate in the Philippines’ efforts to spur economic growth, improve living standards, and build a worldwide market for Philippine products and services. J,%#(I(!$#& 9(=2!%#=%$& $#%& 8I& $)9::& 4(& )#5!8)K$!L#5& '()$& %4& 955(#$$& 5#$!",& ,##5$& ?4(& 9& variety of development projects from highrise towers to private homes, from luxury resorts to boutique hotels, retail and entertainment facilities, to institutions such as schools, museums, hospitals, theatre. They form groups to serve outsource requirements of foreign 9,5&:4=9:&9(=2!%#=%8(9:&'()$&?4(&M<;&4(&(#,5#(!,"&$#(C!=#$*&;(!C#,&%4&$8==##51&%2#&#,%#(I(!$#& 9(=2!%#=%& 5#9:$& E!%2& =29::#,"#$& (48"2%& 9 48%& >& ',9,=!9:& 5!?'=8:%!#$1& #,C!(4,)#,%9:& changes, political uncertainties, and technological advances by utilizing his creative skills as an artist and as an entrepreneur to transform the world around him. This paper will talk about how enterprise architects read the environment, look for opportunities, strategize, and plan, to be equipped to meet present and future challenges.

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Starting as early as 1974, Architect Dela Cruz had been in the Lighting Industry for at least 23years. Among his professional experiences in lighting include working for General Electric Lighting, Isla Electric Company, and Paulos Lighting Company. He is the principal and lighting architect of Dela Cruz –Borlaza Lighting and Architecture with lighting projects on the pipeline. Arch. Dela Cruz is a member of the prestigious Illuminating Engineering Society of North America, the world’s largest organization of lighting professionals. He was just recently appointed by the United Architects of the Philippines to be their Chairman of Specialty Council for Architectural Lighting.

&*+)-=> $*? @1/)+,$A/=(,/+=$<> 0,)B0$C **A<D Applications for Architects” ENERGYEFFICIENCYis juxtaposed among those concerns of greater importance in today’s world because it is one of the most cost-effective and reliable means of mitigating global climate change. It is but then prudent for us to put into place mechanisms which will allow us to lessen the ill effects of climate change. The purpose of this paper is to empower our industry practitioners ( the architects) %4&=9%9:>L#&=29,"#&%4E9(5$&%2#&8$#&4?&#,#(">K#?'=!#,%&:!"2%!,"*&B!"2%!,"1& #$!5#$&9??#=%!,"& the physical and emotional well-being of building occupants, is one of the major uses of electricity and source of internal heat. 728$1&!%&!$&48(&24I#&%29%&%2(48"2&%2!$&I9I#(&I(#$#,%9%!4,1&E#&E!::&(#9:!L#&9&$!",!'=9,%& impact on the overall consumption and power demand of a built environment without $9=(!'=!,"&%2#&9::!#5&$#(C!=#$&9,5&9)#,!%!#$*

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Leah M. Punongbayan - Dela Rosa has more than 25 years of progressively responsible #@I#(!#,=#&4,&C9(!48$&'#:5$&4?&I:9,,!,"N &9(=2!%#=%8(9:&5#$!",1&(#$#9(=21&)9$%#(&5#C#:4I)#,%& planning, landscaping and other comprehensive disciplines. She has a Master’s Degree in Architecture, Major in Community Architecture from UP Diliman and has earned units in Project Management from the Ateneo Professional School. She is a candidate for Doctor of Philosohpy in Environmental Studies in Miriam Graduate School. She has also served the United Architects of the Philippines in various capacities. Currently, she is the Executive Director of Professional Development Commission. She was also National Vice President of the Philippine Institute of Environmental Planners.

&'()$!-1(/,)1,$40$4+$*+K /-F+B)+,48 $"8 4++)-2 We all know that the planet’s environment is under undue stress is no longer a matter of debate but a hard reality. The various human activities affect the patterns and processes of the natural world. Buildings or built environments , in particular, are interventions into nature and its natural processes. These use land, erode biodiversity, consume resources, "#,#(9%#&E9$%#1&9??#=%&%(9?'=&C4:8)#$&9,5&=4,%(! 8%#&%4&!))#9$8(9 :#&9%)4$I2#(!=&1:9,5& and water pollution. Given this, it can be argued that the role of architects in achieving environmental sustainability is a vital one. As designers and planners of built environments and communities, architects mediate #%E##,& 28)9,& I9(%!=!I9,%$& 9,5& $%9H#24:5#($O8$#($1& 5#C#:4I#($1& (#"8:9%4($1& 5#=!$!4,K )9H#($O9,5&%2#&#,C!(4,)#,%*& In this wisdom, Architect Planner Chris Fillingham said “ they stand in for the natural world, ensuring it is not something distinct and outside of architectural and urban design processes, but “ heard”and thoughtfully considered in every aspect from planning and design to construction and maintenance.” This therefore should include developing sustainable servicing, supply and waste techniques;using more recyclable and fewer toxic materials in construction processes; and consuming energy at their lowest possible levels. The ultimate goal of environmental planning is to determine how environmentalism affects the designs of cities in towns As communities, cities, states, and countries become more concerned with the distribution of their resources, environmental planning has become increasingly critical. The planning focuses on how communities can achieve sustainable development and use resources in a way that is good for the ecosystem and the general population. As architects we are in a track where we could be sensible environmental planners not 4,:>& >&9=95#)!=&P89:!'=9%!4,$& 8%&I(9=%!=#&9$&E#::*&+?&E#&9(#&9!)!,"&%4&(#:!#C#&%2#&I:9,#%Q $& stress, we must start to measure progress and plan based on the following bottom line: environmental, social and economic progress. We as architects must be ready to meet this challenges head on. 37th UAP National Convention ©2011

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Archt. Prosperidad C. Luis is currently the R(!,=!I9:&4?&%2#&'()&B8!$&9,5&<$$4=!9%#$1&<(=2!%#=%$& and Environmental Planners and had served as ;#9,&4?&%2#&SR&M4::#"#&4?&<(=2!%#=%8(#&?4(&'C#&?(4)& 2002 to 2007. She obtained her B.S. Architecture and Master of Architecture degrees from the University of the Philippines and her Postgraduate Diploma in Health Facilities Planning and Design from the Medical Architecture Research Unit of the University of North London. With this special training in medical architecture and a consistent program of professional development in healthcare architecture as background, she had lectured in the College of Public Health of the University of the Philippines and in the Ateneo Graduate School of Business, on planning, design, and construction of hospitals in their master programs in Hospital Administration. She has developed a master level program leading to a specialization in healthcare architecture within the framework of the existing master program in the UP College of Architecture. She has served the World Health Organization as Consultant and Temporary Adviser in assignments %4& %2#& =48,%(!#$& 4?& %2#& 6#$%#(,& R9=!'=& D#"!4,& $8=2& 9$& T4(#91& U 9I9,1& V!#%,9)& 9,5& the Philippines. She is a main contributor-writer of the WHO publication, “ District Hospitals:Guidelines for Development.” Archt. Luis has served her professional organization, the United Architects of the Philippines, in various capacities, starting in her mother Chapter, the Diliman Chapter,

as its Chapter President, culminating in her service as the UAP National President for two consecutive terms in 2000-2001 and 2001-2002. Towards the end of her two terms as National President, UAP was awarded Outstanding Professional Organization for the Y ear 2002 by the Professional Regulation Commission for exceptional achievements as a professional organization. Archt. Luis also served as the Chancellor of the College of Fellows in 2004-2005 and continues to serve the UAP in various capacities –as a member of the Ad Hoc Committee now updating, upgrading and rewriting the Standards for Professional Practice for Architects;as Corporate Secretary of the Board of Trustees of the UAP Foundation;and as Chairman of the Monitoring Committee of the APEC Architects Register, Philippine Section. Archt. Luis was awarded Professional of the Y ear in the Field of Architecture in 1999 by the Professional Regulation Commission and is one of %2#&'($%&-^&\!:!I!,4&9(=2!%#=%$&9E9(5#5&%2#&%!%:#&4?& APEC Architect in October 2006.

&LF0./,48 0$!G-F4IM $!$'-4K )8 F=:)2 +&)8$%&29C#&E9:H#5&%2(48"2&%2#&=4((!54($&4?&9:)4$%&9&28,5(#5&24$I!%9:$&!,&5!??#(#,%&=48,%(!#$&4?&%2#&E4(:5&!,&%2#&'C#&=4,%!,#,%$&4?& Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and South America. In pursuing my self-imposed continuing professional development in healthcare architecture, the congresses, conferences and forums I had attended offered precious and incomparable additional educational opportunities in the form of visits of various hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Although all hospitals are built for the common purpose of providing a container for all activities related to healing, hospitals show great disparities as a result of geography, socio-culture, economy and history. Each hospital has its own story linked to the life of the people that it serves, and attached to the land on which it is built. For this lecture, I intend to talk about hospitals such as: W& %2#&4,#&!,&M9:!?4(,!91& 8!:%&4,&9&?98:%&:!,#1&E!%2&E9::$&%29%&=9,&)4C#&9$&)8=2&9$&#!"2%&?##%&58(!,"&9,&#9(%2P89H#X W& %2#&4,#&!,&U 9I9,&E2#(#&(4 4%$&)##%&I9%!#,%$&9,5&5!(#=%&%2#)&%4&%2#!(&!,%#,5#5&5#$%!,9%!4,$X W& %2#&4,#&!,&Y48%2&<?(!=9&E2#(#&I9%!#,%$&9(#&5!(#=%#5&%4&%2#!(&5#$%!,9%!4,$& >&?44%&!)I(!,%$&4,&%2#&Z44(&$:9 X & W& %2#&4,#&!,&A#:9H9& 8!:%&E!%248%&9!(K=4,5!%!4,!,"&E2#(#&%2#&?(9"(9,=#&4?&%2#&?(9,"!I9,!& :44)&I#()#9%#$&%2#&9%)4$I2#(#X W& %2#&4,#&!,&%2#&2!"2K%#=2,4:4">&"4C#(,)#,%&=#,%#(&4?&R8%(939>9&E2#(#&9&E24:#&24$I!%9:&295& ##,&5#$!",#5&?8::>&9!(K=4,5!%!4,#51& completely sealed from the outside; W& 9&24$I!%9:&!,&J9$%&[#(:!,&9,5&6#$%&[#(:!,1&C!$!%#5&4,#&9?%#(&9,4%2#(&?4(&=4)I9(!$4,X W& 9&24$I!%9:&!,&\:4(#,=#1&(#%(4'%%#51&8I"(95#5&9,5&#@I9,5#5&?(4)&9&D#,9!$$9,=#&$%(8=%8(#&%4&9&2!"2K%#=2,4:4">1&$%9%#K4?K%2#K9(%1& green hospital for children; W& 9&24$I!%9:&!,&;#,)9(H1&E!%2&(#=4(5$&%29%&!?&:!,#5&8I&E48:5&=4,$%!%8%#&9&]GKH!:4)#%#(&:!,#1& #=98$#&,4&(#=4(5$&=9,& #&5#$%(4>#5& because they belong to a royal hospital;and many others. This will be a Travel Diary, a Travelogue so to speak –one which I had wanted to do all these years and had found time and reason to do only now! 70 | About Us | Contact | Blog | Resources | Help | Terms | Privacy

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APJ& As s oc iatesisa 33y earoldar c hitec tur al !"# $%&'()*(+(,-# (,# -!&&,# ),.# /&)*0/1# 23(*.(,-$# ),.# homes that f eatur e s us tainable des ign, natur al *(-/0(,-4 #-55.#(,.55!#)(!#63)*(014 #&,&!-1#&7'(&,'14 #8)0&!# &7'(&,'14 #0/&#3$&#57 #-!&&,#")0&!()*$9 #:/&# !"; $#*($0#57 # c ompletedpr oj ec tsinc ludesc ommer c ial,r es idential, indus tr ial,educ ational,r eligiousandleis ur e pr oj ec ts . Amado de J es us ,J r .s ur vey edHolidayI nn Hotels in HongKong,San Fr anc is c o,LosAngeles ,Reno,Memphisandthe HolidayI nn Univer s ityin Memphiswhen he des ignedthe r enovation ofHolidayI nn Manila in 1982.He didc ons ultanc y wor kf orRuighenr ode Hotel andCampingRes or t in Loc hem,Nether landsin 1987. De J es us ’ac tive involvement in the UnitedAr c hitec tsofthe Philippines( UAP)inc ludes hisbeingFoundingChair man andpr es ent Chairofthe Gr een Ar c hitec tur e Movement ofthe UAP.He bec ame a memberofthe UAP College ofFellowsin 1995andwasitsSec r etar yin 2009.He wasgiven the Fr .Ner i SaturAwar df orEnvir onmental Her ois m in 2009in behalfof the UAP Gr een Ar c hitec tur e Movement. De J es usisPr es ident ofthe Philippine Gr een BuildingI nitiative,a gr een building r atingbodyc ompos edofbuildingpr of es s ionals .He isan honor ar ymemberofthe Philippine I ns titute ofEnvir onmental Planner s . Amado de J es us ,J r .wasf ors even y ear sthe Philippine r epr es entative to the As s oc iation ofSoutheas t As ian Nations( ASEAN)Ener gyAwar ds ,a teny earannual c ompetition ofthe "5$0#&,&!-1< &7'(&,0#-!&&,#23(*.(,-$#(,#=>?=@#&,.(,-#(,#ABBC9 #D&#8)$#3,),("53$*1#&*&'0&.# Chair man ofthe Boar dofJ udgesofthe ASEAN Ener gyAwar dsin 20062007,af terbeing Vic eChair man in 20042005. Hiss tint in the As ean Ener gyAwar dsinvolvedobs er vation tour s ofwinningentr iesin the dif f er ent As ean c ountr ies . De J es usattendedthe Wor ldConf er enc e on Gr een Ar c hitec tur e in South Kor ea in 2000. He als o attendedthe I nter national Gr een BuildingConf er enc e in Singapor e in Oc tober2009.

De J es usattendeda twoweeks eminaron Ener gy ?7'(&,'1# ),.# G5,$&!E )0(5,# (,# H 5II)('/(4 #J )%),# (,# Dec ember2007.He tour edFr eibur g,the s olarc apital ofGer manyin Febr uar y2009. He isa Fellow ofthe Salz bur gGlobal Seminar , an inter national c onf er enc e that dealt with Sus tainable Des ign andClimate Change whic h he attendedin J uly 2008.He made a pr es entation on Gr een Ar c hitec tur e in As ia in the Wor ldSus tainable Ener gyDay sin Feb. 2009in Wels ,Aus tr ia. He pr es ented Gr een Ar c hitec tur e and Climate Change Mitigation at the Congr es son Climate Change in Malac añangPalac e,Manila in Oc tober2008.He r epr es entedthe UnitedAr c hitec tsofthe Philippines at the s igningofthe Climate Change Ac t of2009by Pr es ident Glor ia Ar r oy o in Malac añangPalac e. De J es us pr omotes the pr inc iples of gr een ar c hitec tur e in the mos t widely r eaddailynews paper in the Philippines ,the Philippine DailyI nquir er ,thr ough hisbimonthlyc olumn,Gr een Ar c hitr ends . De J es us has given pr es entations on Gr een Ar c hitec tur e to ar c hitec ts , engineer s , developer s , bus ines sandc ivicgr oups ,anduniver s itys tudents .He wasinvitedto give a pr es entation on Bes t Pr ac tic es (,#?,&!-1#?7'(&,0#K3(*.(,-$#(,#D),5(#(,#ABBL4 #M)5$#(,# 2007,andSingapor e in 2008.

!"#$%&%'()*+,-"(*%(.$""%(/$01&2"02,$"3 T oday ’ sbuildingsimpac t negativelyon the ear th in ter msoflandus e,ener gy ,water ,c limate andmater ials .The pr es entation will f oc uson the bas icc r iter ia ofs us tainable orgr een ar c hitec tur es uc h as : Site development –des c r ibesthe methodofas s es s ingthe ec ologic al c har ac terofthe landto ens ur e that the s tr uc tur e to be built will be in har monywith the envir onment.I t als oc itesthe advantage ofintegr atedandf r ontloadeddes ign togetherwith teamwor ks ite planning.I t des c r ibeshowto deal with c ontaminantsf oundin the s ite. Mater ial andRes our c es-des c r ibesmater ialsthat us e the ear th’ sr es our c esin an envir onmentally r es pons ible way .I t des c r ibes s us tainable r es our c e management in the buildingindus tr ywhic hf avor sthe theor iesofr educ e,r eus e andr ec y c le.I t dis c us s esbas ic guidelinesf ordeter miningifa pr oduc t is“ gr een” . Water-des c r ibeshow the buildingindus tr yus eswaterto manuf ac tur e buildingmater ials ,c ons tr uc t andoper ate buildings .I t als o des c r ibeswaterc ons er vation s tr ategiesthr ough the us e ofindigenousdr oughtr es is tant plants ,r ainwaterhar ves ting,gr een r oof s , gr ay waterandblac kwater .I ndoorairquality -ex plainsthe gener al guidelinesf oras s es s ingthe impac t ofa pr oduc t on indoorairquality . I t als o des c r ibesthe c aus esofs ic kbuildings y ndr ome andhowto impr ove airquality . ?,&!-1#&7'(&,'1#),.#'5,$&!E )0(5,#< #.&$'!(2&$#0/&#"),1#7 )'&0$#57 #&,&!-1#8/('/#(,'*3.&$#&,&!-1#$53!'&$4 #-&,&!)0(5,4 #'5,$3"%0(5,# anditsus e in c onventional buildings .I t ex plainsthe us e ofr enewable ener gys our c esandintegr ation ofdif f er ent tec hnologiesand .&$(-,#'5,'&%0$9 #F 0#.&$'!(2&$#0/&#"),1#7 )'05!$#0/)0#)7 7 &'0#&,&!-1#&7'(&,'1#57 #23(*.(,-$#$3'/#)$#8(,.4 #$3,*(-/04 #)(!#63)*(014 #*),.#3$&4 # dens ity ,tr ans por tation andgr een s pac e. Climate c hange r es ilienc ywill als o be dis c us s eddur ingthe pr es entation. 37th UAP National Convention © 2011

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=#N&**58#57 #0/&#O,(0&.#=!'/(0&'0$#57 #0/&#P/(*(%%(,&$4 #=!'/9 #=*)!'5,# ,($/&.#/&!#2)'/&*5!# ( 1970)andmas ter al ( 1985)degr ee in ar c hitec tur e at the Univer s ityofSanto T omas( UST) . She isa Ph. Dc andidate ( UST)in Development Studies ,Maj orin Soc ioPolitic al andCultur al Development with s pec ializ ation in Ar c hitec tur al His tor icPr es er vation. She teac hesboth at the College ofAr c hitec tur e( As s oc iate Pr of es s or )andat the UST Gr aduate Sc hool ( As s oc iate Pr of es s or ial Lec tur er ) .She wasas s is tant dean ofUST’ sCollege ofAr c hitec tur e andFine Ar tsin 19811990.A lic ens ur e ex amination r eviewer ,s he r anked number2 in the 1973 Ar c hitec tur e Lic ens ur e Ex amination. As eniorr es ear c her ,s he isa twotime r ec ipient ofr es ear c h gr antsf r om the Pr ogr am f orCultur al Cooper ation ofthe Minis tr yofEduc ation andCultur e ofSpain ( 1999&2001) . She wasals o awar deda r es ear c hf ellows hipbythe As ian Cultur al Counc il NewY or k( 2003ABBQR 4 # ),# )7*()0&# 57 # 0/&# S5'I&7 &**&!# N53,.)0(5,9 # D&!# !&$&)!'/# (,0&!&$0$# (,'*3.&# >%),($/# and Amer ic an ar c hitec tur e in the Philippines ,ar c hitec tur al pr es er vation,her itage and c ultur e.Likewis e,s he hasr eadpaper sr egar dingFilipino ar c hitec tur e in both national and inter national f or um andherr es ear c heswer e publis hedin r ef er eedj our nals . Herpublis hedbooksar e The I mper ial T apes tr y :The Amer ic an Colonial Ar c hitec tur e in the Philippines( USTPublis hingHous e,2008)that wasawar dedthe GawadSan Alber to Magno Bes t Book,las t Febr uar y27,2009bythe Univer s ityofSanto T omasandthe UST Fac ultyUnion;Philippine Ar c hitec tur e Dur ingthe Pr eSpanis h andSpanis h Per iod( UST Publis hingHous e, 4th pr inting2008)andthe c hapter“ The Rolesofthe Plaz a,A Philippine ?T %&!(&,'&U #(,#0/&#255I#V P32*('#P*)'&$#(,#=$()#P)'( '#G(0(&$W #G3!!&,0#F $$3&$#),.#>0!)0&-(&$U # ( KluwerAc ademicPublis her sofNether lands ,2001) .

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Rino D. A. Fer nandezisan ar c hitec t bypr of es s ion andc ur r entlythe Res ear c h Cons ultant ofEs c uela T aller I ntr amur os , as c hool on c ons er vation andr es tor ation f undedbythe !"#$%&' () *&+,&'.,,*"/ &$%,#'0 #1 "/ #&$%,#&'*&/ &'"'2") &/ ,,( AECI D) .As ide f r om this ,he isals o af ac ultymemberofthe College ofAr c hitec tur e ofthe Univer s ityofSanto T omasanda f or merdean ofthe College ofAr c hitec tur e andFine Ar tsofAquinasUniver s ityofLegaz pi.

9"= &> &2&%'(;&-&?&%*@ A&> ?#%&0(/%0">2$#-(A*,> "> B /%(CD#5&%#2&*%(*E (21"&$(/$01&2"02,$#-(;*$5(#%+(6 %F,"%0"> 3 FilHis panicanc es tr al hous esar e mater ialsands patial ex pr es s ionsofthe Filipinos ’ s oc ial, ec onomic , andc ultur al values . Fora longtime, it hasbeen par t of the r ic h built her itage ofthe c ountr y .I t isr epos itor yofknowledge par tic ular lyon the as pec tsofs us tainable f or ms andlay out,c ompatibilitywith loc al c limate andc ultur e,andbuildingtec hniquesbas edon ex per ienc e andpr ac tic al wis dom. The pr os per itybr ought about bythe global tr ade dur ingthe 19th Centur yI ndus tr ial Per iodr es ultedto the c ons tr uc tion ofthisty pe ofhous esin almos t ever ytown andc ity , s ome ofwhic h bearar c hitec tur al f eatur esunex aminedbef or e.Thiss tudyaimedto analy z e thes e 7 &)03!&$# ),.# .&0&!"(,&# 7 5!"# ),.# (,X3&,'&$Y # (9 &9 # 8/&0/&!# 0/&!&# &T ($0# !&-(5,)*# E )!()0(5,$# amongthe hous esbuilt in var iousplac esdur ingthe Spanis h per iod. The analy s isf oc us edboth on ex ter iorands patial elements .Fif typlansofFilHis panic /53$&$#(,#Z),(*)#!&0!(&E &.#7 !5"#0/&#)!'/(E &$#),.#),50/&!# 7 01#&T ($0(,-#/53$&$#7 !5"#E )!(53$# %*)'&$#8&!&#3$&.#(,#0/&#$03.19 #=$(.&#7 !5"#0/&#)!'/(E )*#!&$&)!'/4 #"&)$3!&.#),.# &*.#$3!E &1# wer e als o us edto pr oduc edplansandr ec or dsc ur r ent f eatur esandc onditions . Res ultss howthat s patial andf aç ade elementsar ec ommon in almos t ever yhous e in Manila andotherpr ovinc es ,although ther e ar e dis tinc tc har ac ter sinher ent in the anc es tr al hous esofever yplac e due to the waythe c ommunityapplieds uc h elements .Notable to this isVigan’ shous esdis tinc t ar c hitec tur e.Vigan hous esar e ex c eptionallythe bes t ex ample ofa r egionallydis tinc t andr egionallyunder s toodhous e ar c hitec tur e that emer gedand developedonlyin Vigan.The hous esin Bic ol embodys implic ityin itsdes ign andar e devoid ofanyelabor ate or namentation.The hous esin Bic ol ar e ex ac tlythe oppos ite ofthe hous es in Bulac an,Bohol,andI loilo.I n thes e plac es ,hous esembodyboth inter nal andex ter nal or namentation although I loilo hous esar e the mos t or nate.Hous esin Negr osepitomiz ea s ens e ofautonomyandf r eedom,havingbeen built in the mids t ofa wonder f ul lands c ape andwith wonder f ul viewsf r om it.Gener ally ,over all des ign ofFilHis panichous ess how qualitiesofan ec ologic al ands us tainable s tr uc tur e that ar e adaptedto the envir onment, /)E (,-#2&&,#23(*.(,-#")0&!()*$#.!)8,#.(!&'0*1#7 !5"#0/&(!#$3!!53,.(,-$9 #:/&$&# ,.(,-$#8(**# helpwiden under s tandingoftr aditional des ign pr inc iplesofthe hous es ,andc ouldbe r einter pr etedin moder n Philippine hous es .

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!"#"$%& '"!()*+"& ,"!$(+(& -+*./01& /0!& .$21%& *+& 3".$0!& (4& "!5/*$05$2!0& (+& 6050370!& 2008as the best graduate ofParahyangan Cathol icUniversity ( UNPAR)Bandung, Indonesia. She has been l ec turing f or three years in Maranatha Christian University Fac ul ty ofArt and Design, Department ofInterior Design, al so in UNPARFac ul ty ofEngineering, Department ofArc hitec ture Engineering.She is al so a f reel anc e arc hitec t and designer.At present, she is l ooking f orward to c ontinue her study in Ph. D.

1 2345+6&."$37 &8 93:":&;5*)4*+6< &"&,3!*$"63 "+4&=3>$&? "@ "&A!(@ *+B3< > &C"+4D"!EF Gedung Sate was designed by J .Gerber, a Dutc h arc hitec t who emphasiz es on the importanc e ofthe arc hitec ture l oc alc ontex t, whether by its styl e or by its material s;to be advanc ed as an arc hitec ture styl e ofDutc h East Indies.It was buil t in 19201924as 8(29 0!+030+$.&:01!*; 9 0+&4(!&<010!)"+.5/0&=(.$& +1*0> &"+&(4-50&(4&60?"!$030+$&@0!A00!&0+& B"$0!.$""$&C 60?"!$30+$&(4&D27)*5&B(!A.&"+1&,*E/#"%&F !"4-5G H &<(#&*$&*.&2.01&".&$/0&(4-50& ofc entralgovernment ( c entralgovernment administration ofFirst Stage Region ofWest J ava Provinc e) .Art and beauty c oul d be seen when the arc hitec ture is f unc tioned.The ac ts ofpreventing, taking c are of , protec ting, and preserving that have been started l ong ago f or the sake ofits ex istenc e in the f uture and to l eave inheritanc ef or the nex t generations; being suc c essf ul l y ac c ompl ished on Gedung Sate.

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Augusto F. Villalon, FUAP President, ICOMOSNationalCommittee Phil ippines Member ofthe Advisory Counc il , ICOMOSF ranc e

A Vil l al ón Architects is invol ved in architecture, realestate devel opment, and cul tural pl anning incl uding heritage conservation, community devel opment and cul tural tourism proj ects. ,*.&-!3&2+10!$"A0.&*+$0!+"$*(+")&5(+.2)$"+5*0.&4(!&?!*9 "$0&0+$*$*0.> &4(!0*E+&E(9 0!+30+$.> & and internationalagencies such as UNESCO, IT CUNCT AD/ GATT , UNIDO, UNWorl dT ourism Organiz ation, and ICOMOS ( InternationalCouncilf or Monuments and Sites)where he was a Member ofits Ex ecutive Committee until2005.He is a Member ofthe ICOMOS InternationalAdvisory Committee and is currentl y President ofits Phil ippine Committee. Living Landscapes and Cul turalLandmarks’his bookon Worl d Heritage sites in the Phil ippines sponsored by the UNESCO Worl d Heritage Center was l aunched in 2007at UNESCOHeadquarters in Paris.He authored ‘ Lugar’ , which won the NationalBookAward and the Al f onso Ongpin Award f or Best Art Bookin 2002.In 2001the Ministerio de Asuntos Ex teriores in Madrid publ ished ‘ Manil a’ .Other studies, articl es and academicpapers have been publ ished international l y or presented in meetings and f ora.He is a heritage col umnist in the !"#"$$"%&'()"#*'+%,-".&./

“Vernacular Architecture Links Past to Future & Architecture with Development” Among dif f erent spec ial iz ations in heritage arc hitec ture, vernac ul ar arc hitec ture f oc uses upon the humbl e buil ding styl ef ound in a distinc tl oc al ity, region, geographicarea, or nation.Vernac ul ar arc hitec ture is very personal , never monumentalor el itist.It is the everyday “ ordinary”arc hitec ture traditional l y devel oped by nonarc hitec ts, buil t by unknown l oc alc raf tsmen.It is arc hitec ture abl e to respond to al lofthe l oc alneeds, arc hitec ture that tal ks the l oc all anguage.Buil t in the l oc alvoc abul ary, vernac ul ar arc hitec ture is tail ored to $/0&.?05*-5&52)$2!0> &)*40.$%)0> &0+9 *!(+30+$> &"+1&72*)1*+E&$05/+()(E%&(4&$/0&?0(?)0&#/(&72*)1& and l ive their l ives in those struc tures. Arc hitec tural l y, the vernac ul ar responds c ompl etel y to l oc al c onditions. It is an outgrowth ofits environment –c ul tural , material , and c l imatic .Whether ruralor urban, traditionalor c ontemporary, designed by unknown c raf tsmen or by arc hitec ts, the study ofvernac ul ar arc hitec ture is a very ric h resourc ef or prof essionalimprovement.

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37th !"# $"%&'$"( )'$*+$%&'$ ",)-&%+)%!,"( %'!,. Architectural tour is inclusive of the 37th UAP National Convention on April 27-30, 2011 at SMX Convention Center, Seashell Drive, Pasay City, Manila Philippines. This is one of the highlights of the annual gathering of Filipino architects in which heritage structures and modern architectural designs will be visited by delegates who come from the from different parts of the country. The four (4) tour packages are 1. "/01234035/67 %85/ 89 :8;296028 <78=67 )23> 2; %6?52? 6;@ "/01234035/67 -4/236?4 %85/A; 2. Art Deco %85/ - by Arch. Noche; 3. B+!C<836 @4 (4014 %85/ - by Arch. Augusto Villalon and 4. Quiapo/San Sebastian Church - Dr. Fernando Zialcita and Ms. Tina Paterno.

1) ARCHITECTURAL TOUR OF BONIFACIO GLOBAL CITY What used to be the national headquarters of the Philippine Army (AFP) located in Taguig City, Fort Andres Bonifacio is now one of the country’s progressive, sustainable cities in the heart of Metropolitan Manila. In April 2003, Ayala Land, Inc. and Evergreen Holdings Inc. of the Campos Group of Companies completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in FBDC. Together with the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) as major partner in FBDC, they now shape the vision of this premier business district. Ayala Land provides its expertise in pioneering and sustaining successful business districts and large-scale integrated communities, starting with the Makati Central Business District. 1. Integrated and Front-loaded Planning and Design where collaboration between multiple disciplines -- developer, architects, planners, engineers, major contractors, other key team members, and stakeholders -- become involved at the start of a project. 2. Green Infrastructure, or a strategically planned and managed network of habitats, parks, greenways, conservation easements, and working lands, combined with Centers for Concentrated Mixed Uses that help generate traffic (human) necessary to keep retail centers vital and put the center in town center. 3. Diverse Housing Types -- a mix of housing types, price points, and uses offering a more vital and diverse es for a community. Sustainable cities must have housing opportunities demographically diverse population. The tour continues with a short walk from the far end of Bonifacio High h Street, a 400-meter long commercial strip on both sides of a linear, interactive park, until the opposite end across from Serendra, Essensa, and McKinley Hill to name a few. The Bonifacio High Street is one of the newest commercial areas at the Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Several retail shops and dining establishments ntss have already started their operations at the Bonifacio High Street. Condo unit un owners will definitely enjoy this newest commercial area in the metropolis! Architectural Heritage Tours: The Philippines during the turn of the 20th century was a hotbed of architectural innovation and adaptation. Embracing mostly European and later American forms of architecture through transforming it into an all-weather Filipino variant, architecture in the country provided not just a convenient means of providing shelter to a vast and varied activity, but at times became the principal by-word of one’s personal, political, social and economic expression. With the Art Nouveau firmly behind it, and Beaux Art introduced by the Americans firmly established, a need for a new and exciting architectural language was necessitated by a much rejuvenated, invigorated and vibrant carefree society. By the second decade of the 20th century, a new architectural form manifested and enveloped itself in Philippine Soil. ART DECOwas introduced, adopted and born. Architectural Heritage Tours destinations and tour guides/facilitators: 2.. Art Deco Tour - by Arch. Manolo Noche 3.. FEU / Gota de Leche Tour - by Arch. Augusto Villalon

park, until the opposite end across from Serendra, Essensa, and McKinley Hill to name a few. The Bonifacio High Street is one of the newest commercial areas at the Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Several retail shops and dining establishments have already started their operations at the Bonifacio High Street. Condo unit owners definitely this commercial area in the metropolis! HOME will “ Rei nvenjoy ent i n gnewest S. O. A. :SERVIC EORIENTED ARCHITECTURE” Architectural Heritage Tours:

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The Rizal Stadium, the National Sports

The Art Deco “ steamship” style is evident in the Nicanor Reyes Hall, FEU’ s flagship and oldest building inside the campus.

Metropolitan Theater, Manila

A DECO TOUR - By Arch. Manolo Noche 2. ART Tour T destinations:Rizal Memorial Stadium, Drive along Taft f and see Masonic Temple, mp Stop along Pedro Gill and see Paco Building, Drive along San Marcelino mple, and d view old Meralco Building, Drive by Quezon Bridge and Stop at Times Theatre, FEU, U, Walk along Avenida Rizal and ends in Metropolitan Theatre. De Designed by Arsenio and J uan Arellano, it was completed in 1917. Found besides eside des Loyola Street in Sampaloc Manila, this former milk station for the poor people op now houses an NGO. It was restored by Archt. Augusto Villalon in 2003 ople where er it won the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Award. ere

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Today, To the charitable organization of Gota de Leche continues to provide services to the area's indigent families. milies. A part of the building's space is leased to an NGO organization on women's rights, while its main facilities d grounds g and are rented for private functions.

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FEU / GOTA DE LECHE TOUR - By Arch. Augusto Villalon About Us | Contact | Blog | Resources | Help | Terms | Privacy | 77 Quiapo is a district and city square of Manila. Referred as the "Old Downtown", Quiapo in known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices and was the home of the Quiapo Church, where the feast for the Black Nazarene is held, with over millions of people attending annually.

Today, the charitable organization of Gota de Leche continues to provide services to the area's indigent families. A part of the building's space is leased to an NGO organization on women's rights, while its main facilities and grounds are rented for private functions.

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FEU / GOTA DE LECHE TOUR - By Arch. Augusto Villalon Quiapo is a district and city square of Manila. Referred as the "Old Downtown", Quiapo in known for where cheap buys or goods are being sold at rock-bottom prices and was the home of the Quiapo Church, where the feast for the Black Nazarene is held, with over millions of people attending annually.

The Quiapo district is also home to a sizable Muslim population in Manila. The Golden Mosque and Green Mosque are located there. A veritable army of fortune tellers and stores offering herbal products surround the Quiapo church. The Quiapo district is also home to a sizable Muslim population in Manila. The Golden Mosque and Green Mosque are located there. A veritable army of fortune tellers and stores offering herbal products surround the Quiapo church. Faç ade of the Quiapo Church

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Hidalgo St. in Quiapo, Photographers' Haven

Hidalgo Street towards San Sebastian

Basilica Minore de San Sebastian

F. R.-Hidalgo St. is intersected by Quezon Boulevard and is connected by the Lacson pedestrian underpass from the new photography haven to the original street that is of historic significance to Quiapo. The street leads farther to a showcase of heritage architecture - cluttered through the rest of its humble boundaries which lead to the Basilica Minore de San Sebastian. 4. QUIAPO / SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH - By Dr. Fernando Zialcita and Ms.Tina Paterno Reminders: The tour will be held on April 30, 2011, Saturday, from 1:00 p.m. up to 5:00 p.m. Each participant will pay a minimum fee of Php 350.00 inclusive of transportation, snacks and drinks. Pick up point of the tour will be at the front driveway of the convention site. Four transportations with a maximum of 45 delegates for each tour package will take each group to and from the tour site destinations. The tour packages are A. Architectural Tour of Bonifacio Global City in Taguig and B. Architectural Heritage Tours (Art Deco Tour - by Arch.Noche; FEU / Gota de Leche Tour - by Arch. Augusto Villalon and Quiapo / San Sebastian Church - Dr. Fernando Zialcita and Tina Paterno).

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A Tomasian graduate,he is an Assistant Prof essor at the Graduate School ofthe University of Santo Tomas since 1994up to present andan Assistant Prof essor at the College ofArchitecture ofthe same university.He is a member ofthe UAP since 1990up to present andthe Corporate Secretary ofthe Heritage Conservation Society. There are various activities,whichinterest him most.Foremost amongst them is traveling. He is a welltraveled person,both locally and internationally. This he applies best in his architecture,viewing andobserving the art andarchitecture ofplaces he visits.Photography also goes handin handwithhis love oftravel.I n his travels in the Philippines his interest and eventual love f or Philippine Historic Churches was instilledandthis he intends to develop into a compilation or documentation ofPhilippine Historic Churches.Withthis interest in architectural heritage,his desire to viewanddocument other historic structures in the country has ledhim to undertake other documentation studies,whichhe is able to share throughhis writings in the various publications that he contributes to as well as the ex hibit shows ofhis travels and documentations. .

Fernando N. Zialcita Prof essor,Department ofSociology andAnthropology,Ateneo de Manila University

A Prof essor at the Department ofSociology andAnthropology ofthe Ateneo de Manila University,andthe headofits Cultural Heritage Studies Program.Has a MA in Philosophy f rom the Ateneo,a MA andPhD in Anthropology f rom the University ofHawaii.Earlier he f ocused on rural I locos,Northern Luz on,today he is involvedin Urban Anthropology.He bats f or the preservation ofarchitectural heritage,particularly 18thearly 20thcenturies houses whichare of ten mislabeledas “ Spanish. ”He coauthoreda book( Philippine Ancestral Houses:18101930) on the genesis ofthis unique Filipino urban style.Since 2008,together witha team,he has inventoriedandinterpretedthe architectural heritage ofManila andits suburbs.He continues to ex plore the encounter between indigenous religiosity andChristianity,in the countryside andthe city.To contribute to a multidimensional understanding ofidentity,he wrote Authentic though not ex otic:Essays on Filipino identity.Many stereotypes about Filipino cultural achievements,f or !"#$% &"'()*+ (+,' &-,'*./&+) &0$".*1)&".-&2# '*(".&$ '*3-14&#"5 &*+&-*67(,%+&63'&8*%*$*.31&+3& take pride in the achievements oftheir ancestors.Fernando ex poses this stereotypes as hollow andproposes another way oflooking at these buildings.

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Tina is an architectural conservator.She has workedin this capacity f or the last decade doing conditions assessments,materials andanalyses andconservation treatments f or a private (3.1 '9 "+*3.&7'#&*.&: ;&< 3'5&=*+> ? &@'3A(+1&*.(%,- &+) &B +'3$3%*+".&B,1 ,#&36&2'+4&+) &C.*+ -& Nations Complex ,andthe Apollo Theater,NYC. For the last two years, she has spent the last year as a f ull time volunteer f or the conservation ofSan Sebastian Basilica. She works closely withthe order ofthe Augustinian Recollects andis the ex ecutive director ofthe San Sebastian Basilica Conservation andDevelopment Foundation,I nc. 37thUAP National Convention ©2011