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    The document lists the National Artists for Architecture in the Philippines from 1973 to 2018. It provides brief biographies and highlights of works for each architect. Juan Nakpil (1973) designed notable buildings like Quiapo Church and the Quezon Institute. Pablo Antonio (1976) was known for his Art Deco structures including buildings at FEU Manila. Leandro Locsin (1990) was renowned for designs like the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Later National Artists included IP Santos (2006), Jose Maria Zaragosa (2014), and Francisco Manosa (2018) who pioneered neovernacular architecture.

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    The document lists the National Artists for Architecture in the Philippines from 1973 to 2018. It provides brief biographies and highlights of works for each architect. Juan Nakpil (1973) designed notable buildings like Quiapo Church and the Quezon Institute. Pablo Antonio (1976) was known for his Art Deco structures including buildings at FEU Manila. Leandro Locsin (1990) was renowned for designs like the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Later National Artists included IP Santos (2006), Jose Maria Zaragosa (2014), and Francisco Manosa (2018) who pioneered neovernacular architecture.

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    The document lists the National Artists for Architecture in the Philippines from 1973 to 2018. It provides brief biographies and highlights of works for each architect. Juan Nakpil (1973) designed notable buildings like Quiapo Church and the Quezon Institute. Pablo Antonio (1976) was known for his Art Deco structures including buildings at FEU Manila. Leandro Locsin (1990) was renowned for designs like the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Later National Artists included IP Santos (2006), Jose Maria Zaragosa (2014), and Francisco Manosa (2018) who pioneered neovernacular architecture.

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    National Artists for Architecture

    1973 – Juan Nakpil


    1976 – Pablo Antonio
    1990 – Leandro Locsin
    2006 – IP Santos
    2014 – Jose Maria Zaragosa
    2018 - Francisco Manosa
    JUAN NAKPIL

    • He was one of eight


    children of the Philippine
    Revolution veterans Julio
    Nakpil and Gregoria de
    Jesús (who married the
    former after the death of
    her first husband Andrés
    Bonifacio).
    QUIAPO CHURCH JUAN NAKPIL
    RENOVATION

    The church was reconstructed in 1933 from plans by Nakpil, and was further
    refined by Jose Maria Zaragoza in the 1980s.
    QUEZON INSTITUTE

    JUAN NAKPIL

    Art Deco masterpiece built in 1938 for the Philippines Anti-Tuberculosis Society
    CAPITOL THEATRE

    This famous theater in


    downtown Escolta is another of
    Nakpil’s Art Deco gems done in
    an exaggerated, geometric
    style.

    JUAN NAKPIL
    PABLO ANTONIO
    “For our Father, every line must
    have a meaning, a purpose.
    For him, function comes first
    before Elegance or form.”
    FEU – MANILA

    PABLO ANTONIO

    •Five buildings in the Sampaloc Campus


    • In 2005, it was cited with an Honorable Mention by
    the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Heritage Awards for Culture
    Heritage Conservation for “returning buildings and
    landscape to their original appearance, maintaining the
    architectural integrity of the Art Deco structures.”
    WHITE CROSS (San Juan)

    PABLO ANTONIO

    Orphanage
    IDEAL THEATRE (Manila)

    PABLO ANTONIO
    GAEITY THEATER (Ermita, Manila)

    PABLO ANTONIO

    Art Deco (Demolished, 2014)


    CAPITOL THEATER (Escolta, Manila)

    PABLO ANTONIO
    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    • From Silay City, Negros
    Occidental, a grandson of
    the first governor of the
    province.
    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    • Studied at the De La Salle
    Brothers in 1935 before
    returning to Negros due to
    the Second World War.
    • He returned to Manila to
    study Pre-Law, before
    shifting to pursue a
    Bachelor’s Degree in Music at
    the University of Santo
    Tomas.
    • Although he was a talented
    pianist, he later shifted
    again to Architecture, just a
    year before graduating.
    FOLK ARTS THEATER

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    MANILA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
    (NAIA Terminal 1)

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    DAVAO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    TANGHALANG MARIANG MAKILING (Los
    Banos)

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    Church of Saint Andrew (Makati)

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    Church of Monastery of the Transfiguration,
    Malaybalay, Bukidnon

    LEANDRO LOCSIN
    IP SANTOS
    •Cultural Center of the
    Philippines
    •Manila Hotel
    •San Miguel Corporation
    Building
    •Nayong Pilipino
    •Paco Park
    •Rizal Park
    •Loyola Memorial Park
    •Tagaytay Highlands Golf and
    Country Club
    •The Orchard Golf and Country
    Club
    •Magallanes Church
    •Asian Institute of Management
    JOSE MARIA ZARAGOSA
    MERALCO
    BUILDING

    JOSE MARIA ZARAGOZA


    Sto.Domingo
    Church

    JOSE MARIA ZARAGOZA


    Commercial Bank and Trust Company
    Building

    JOSE MARIA ZARAGOZA


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    • Pioneered the art of


    neovernacular architecture

    “I design Filipino,
    nothing else.”
    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    COCONUT PALACE (TAHANANG PILIPINO)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    Pearl Farm (Samal Island, Davao)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    Amanpulo Resort (Palawan)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    Mactan Shangri-La Hotel & Resort (Lapu Lapu City)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    San Miguel Building (Mandaluyong)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    Mary Immaculate Parish Church (Las Pinas)


    FRANCISCO “BOBBY” MANOSA

    Lanao Del Norte Capitol Building (Lanao Norte)

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