National Artist Order Of The Philippines - Architecture and Fashion Flashcards
National Artists for Architecture (6 people – include years)
*Juan Nakpil, 1973
* Pablo Antonio, Sr., 1976
* Leandro Locsin, 1990
*Ildefonso P. Santos, 2006
*Jose Maria Zaragoza, 2014
* Francisco Manosa, 2018
He was the Pioneer of modern architecture with
simplicity, with clean and smooth lines as
well as curves integrate into the structure
Pablo Antonio
Designed various buildings with art deco style wherein “function coming first before elegance.”
Pablo Antonio
Pablo Antonio designed various building with this kind of style wherein function coming first before elegance was achieved.
Art Deco Style
With art deco style, it can be seen that Pablo Antonio prioritized…
Function coming first before elegance
Among the prominent structures he designed are the main building of the Far Eastern University (below, right), Bel-Air Apartments, Manila Polo Club, Guzman
Institute, White Cross Sanitarium (above, left) and the Capitan Luis Gonzaga Building
Pablo Antonio
What university did Pablo Antonio designed?
Far Eastern University
Pablo Antonio is the pioneer of modern architecture with ________
Simplicity
Clean and smooth lines and curves
Also a teacher, civic leader and innovator of
Philippine Architecture
Juan Nakpil
He espoused the principle of “Philippine Architecture” in our own culture
Juan Nakpil
Juan Nakpil is known for the principle of _____ in our own culture
Philippine Architecture
His projects are all over national hallmarks such as the University of the Philippines’ Quezon Hall (below, right) , the Rizal Shrine, the San Carlos Seminary, Quiapo Church (above, left) , Magsaysay Building and Manila Jockey Club.
Juan Nakpil
He was also the architect of the now demolished Rizal Theater, Philippine Village Hotel, and the Capitol Theater.
Juan Nakpil
Reconstructed the Rizal House in Calamba, Laguna
Juan Nakpil
What is the project of Juan Nakpil in UP?
Quezon Hall
His project was the Quiapo Church
Juan Nakpil
He reshaped the urban landscape with a distinctive
architecture reflective of Philippine Art and Culture.
Leandro Locsin
Leandro Locsin is known for reshaping the __________ with a distinctive architecture reflective of Philippine Art and Culture.
urban landscape
Believed that the true Philippine Architecture is the
product of two great streams of culture, the oriental
and the occidental… to produce a new object of
profound harmony.”
Leandro Locsin
What did Leandro Locsin believed in to define the true Philippine Architecture is a product of…
Two great streams of culture, the oriental and occidental… to produce a new object of profound harmony.
Most of his projects in the ‘70s are characterized by
brutalist design, including the Tanghalang
Pambansa of the Cultural Center of the
Philippines,Philippine International Convention
Center, Tanghalang Maria Makiling of the National
Arts Center, Hotel Sofitel, UP Holy Sacrifice Chapel,
Monastery of the Transfiguration, and
the newest addition to his masterpieces is the
Palace of the Sultan of Brunei.
Leandro Locsin
Leandro Locsin’s projects in the ’70s are characterized by…
brutalist deisgn
PICC, Tanghalang Pambansa of CCP, Hotel Sofitel
Leandro Locsin
Courageously and passionately created original
Filipino forms, spaces with intricate and refined
details.
Francisco Mañosa
Francisco Mañosa had a project that was similar to the structure of the ____________
Banaue Rice Terraces
Considered as “the heart and soul of a Philippine architectural movement” for developing a legacy of Philippine architecture, which is essential to our Filipino identity in our world today.
Francisco Mañosa
Francisco Mañosa is considered as “_____________” for developing a legacy of Philippine architecture (essential for our Filipino identity)
The heart and soul of a Philippine Architectural movement
His projects include the Sulo Hotel, San Miguel
Building, Amanpulo Resort, Pearl Fram in
Davao, La Mesa Water Shed, Coconut Palace and
the EDSA Shrine.
Francisco Mañosa
EDSA Shrine, Sulo Hotel, Amanpulo Resort, San Miguel Building, Pearl Farm in Davao
Francisco Mañosa
He is also recognized as the pioneer Philippine
neo-vernacular architecture.
Francisco Mañosa
Francisco Mañosa is also recognized as the pioneer of Philippine __________________
Neo-vernacular architecture
He designed the modern churches in the Philippines.
Jose Maria Zaragoza
Jose Maria Zaragoza is known as the Exponent of ________
Exponent of Philippine Ecclesiastical Architecture
Materialized 36 office buildings, 4 hotels, 2,
hospitals, 45 churches, 5 low-cost and
middle-income housing projects; and more than
270 residences – all demonstrating his typological
versatility
Jose Maria Zaragoza
His notable works include Santo Domingo Church,
Our Lady of Rosary in Tala, Don Bosco Church, the
Convent of the Pink Sisters, the San Beda Convent,
Villa San Miguel, Pius XII Center, the Union
Church, and the controversial restoration of the
Quiapo Church, among others.
Jose Maria Zaragoza
He is in charge of the controversial restoration of the Quiapo Church
Jose Maria Zaragoza
He is the “Father of Philippine Landscape Architecture”
Ildefonso P. Santos
He was responsible for landscaping numerous parks, gardens, plazas, and public areas such as the Cultural Center of the Philippines complex, the Manila Hotel complex, Nayong Pilipino, the Asian Institute of Management complex, Paco Park, San Miguel Corporation building, Rizal Park, and Tagaytay Highlands Gold and Country Club, among others.
Ildefonso Santos
Ildefonso Santos is known as the Father of..
Father of Philippine Landscape Architecture
Ildefonso Santos is known as the Father of..
Father of Philippine Landscape Architecture
Public areas, landscapes, parks
Ildefonso Santos
Awardees for Allied Arts in Fashion Design (2)
Ramon Valera, 2006
Salvacion Lim Higgins, 2020
Innovated the Filipino terno into a one-piece gown
Ramon Valera
Ramon Valera is known for innovating the
Filipino terno into a one-piece gown
modernized the baro’t saya into a single dress with
butterfly sleeves that became its distinctive feature
Ramon Valera
modernized the baro’t saya into a single dress with
butterfly sleeves that became its distinctive feature
Ramon Valera
Ramon Valera’s modernized baro’t saya was modeled by
Imelda Marcos
_____’s blueprint of the terno is still widely used today
Ramon Valera
Father of Philippine Fashion
Ramon Valera
Known in the fashion scene as Slim
Salvacion Lim Higgins
Known for Avant-garde couture designer of whimsical and geometric shapes with dramatic shades and finest
details applied in the contemporary terno
Salvacion Lim Higgins
Salvacion Lim Higgins is known to be a designer of Avant-garde couture with…
whimsical and geometric shapes
- dramatic shades
- finest details
What did Salvacion Higgins founded that produced many local talents in the fashion world today?
Slim’s Fashion School
