ANDA CIRCLE FOUNTAIN OF NEW MANILA

Anda Circle is a roundabout

located along the boundary
between Intramuros and
Port of Manila. It serves as a
prominent gateway to the
walled city. The monument
was erected in honor of
Simon de Anda y Salazar,
formerly appointed Governor
General of the Philippines
from 1770 to 1776.

The design of the fountain

was patterned from the sun,
symbolizing
“Bagong Maynila” under the
governance of newly
elected Mayor Isko Moreno.
The different levels and
cascading stairs of the
fountain also signifies the
evolution of Manila through
the years while still preserving
its roots, culture, and history.
The six primary rays of the
sun represents its legislative
districts, while the sixteen
administrative districts are
written on the paved walk.

Truly, the fountain is a true

reflection of New Manila
- still looking grand while
water continues to flow or is
at standstill, through morning
afternoon until night time.

EXISTING MONUMENT

NEW 2.00M PLATFORM

TO RAISE EXISTING
MONUMENT

1.20M HIGH RAILING

SAND FINISH TEXTURE FLAMED GRANITE BLUE CERAMIC TILES