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What is the latest of this historic building?

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Wow the village at 8:26 ! I wish we could embrace traditional filo architecture, Manila looks like any other city right now

In Europe and in other parts of Latin America, countries are building cities in the style and form of "old" cities from the past. Low density infrastructure is the new architecture for the new age.

wow, Ar. Pablo Antonio finished architecture degree in just 3yrs

the philippines should revive the burnham plan and copy the architetural plans pre-commonwealth. they should expropriate lands as necessary to implement the vision

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Manila was not Muslim.

Beautiful Spanish Filipino architecture. ❤

The restorers of this iconic hetitage Rizal Coliseum Sports Building are all good they did a well done job in restoration I only noticed their use of wrong tagalog grammar mostly use the word SIYA to describe the building the right word is ITO using siya as description on object was a popular slang tagalog in the 90's but still use by generation even today which should corrected

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Architecture student here watching

Overstimulated sa bg music😅😵

Philippines will host again on 2033. Kaya naman, pero sana ang bansa malayo pa lang, nag prepare na.

lol angas nung mmk prohibition era stye

buti na lang hindi sa baguio tumira si oppenheimer pang gamot ng tb nya lol

could i have the sources for the cockfighting arenas and the propagandist art at 14:45

I am working on an art deco-related story. This compilation helps me a lot. So, thank you po bossing. :)

The quality of the documentary is superb. A great way to showcase the history of our architecture here in the PH.

60yrs old and 16yrs old?? What???

Ang gagaling ng mga architects at engineers! Great job!

Timestamps: 1:53 - Tabon Cave (Palawan) 2:40 - Petroglyphs (Angono, Rizal) 3:08 - Ijang (pronounced as “idyang”) (Batanes) 4:11 - Lean-to Shelter 4:50 - Tree House 5:35 - Rice Terraces 8:45 - Bahay Kubo 17:53 - Sinadumparan 20:55 - Binuron 22:09 - Kalinga 22:45 - Fale (Ifugao House) 25:24 - Mosque 28:44 - Samal House 30:25 - Bay Sinug (Tausug House) 31:47 - Lumah (Yakan House) 32:35 - House Boat (Sama de Laut) 33:57 - Torogan (Maranao House) 35:57 Gunu Bong (T’boli House)

35:58 T’boli House

Isa sa pinaka magandang building sa pilipinas.

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Sa tabi ng house ng byanan ko meron nito isa.

salamat sa kaalaman po. saan po mabibili yung book nyo na " Arkitecturang Filipino"

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:46 - Ano pong name ng building na ito? Napicturan ko po ito kasi sa Soler Street and it presently houses Eastern Communications

Wow 8:24

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Open po ba sa public viewing?

I’m moving to the Philippines very soon, I’m researching Filipino architecture. With a view to building a modern house there. Thx for the information.

I'm trying to learn more about Philippine culture and history but it's really hard to find good videos that go into detail about this stuff

How about the pre-colonial structures

Is this shown in mainstream media? sana mapalabas

watch well guys < 3

Good afternoon Prof. We are featuring the Carriedo fountain on our Special exhibit at Museo El Deposito in San Juan City. May we request to use your video for the exhibit display?

OBSERVATION: in the last few seconds of your reel (starting at the 8:44 mark), did you notice that that is Cantinflas (Mario Moreno) of Mexico there, in the dark jacket and white boutonniere. celebrating with the Filipinos and other fair-goers? This might have been on the Opening Day of the Fair. Also, it was called "the 1964-65 New York World's Fair."

CORRECTION: The Philippines actually hosted its own World's Fair in 1953 at Luneta. Here is my article about it: www.positivelyfilipino.com/magazine/remembering-the-forgotten-1953-manila-worlds-fair And then here is the UA-cam link that set off my article: ua-cam.com/video/_j0dGmEHwbQ/v-deo.html

This is so fun to watch. Please create more videos, Thank you...

it's actually odd to me that the one in manila is better maintained than the one in singapore.

we need more videos! i thoroughly enjoy your content and i sincerely hope that more people are able to appreciate these so they can be proud and informed of their past.

Awesome documentary. Hoping for more! Esp. the lives and works of the the First Filipino Architects.

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Rhyzen alam ko nanonood ka ngayon dito hahahaha