Architecture National Artist

1. CONTEMPORARY ARTIST FROM
1973 - 2014

3. It is the structure that
meant to be used as
shelter, its art relies on
the design and purpose
of the structure.

5. • Juan Felipe Nakpil was born on May 26,
1899, in Quiapo, Manila, Philippines, and
passed away on May 7, 1986.
• He came from a family of artists and
architects, which included his uncle,
renowned architect Julio Nakpil.

10. • Juan Nakpil played a pivotal role in the
development of contemporary architecture
in the Philippines during the 20th century.

11. • He was known for his innovative approach
to architectural design, combining
modernist principles with a deep
understanding of Filipino culture and
climate.

12. • Nakpil's architectural contributions focused on
adapting international architectural styles to the local
context. His designs emphasized practicality and the
use of local materials.

13. • Pablo Sebero Antonio was born on
January 25, 1902, in Binondo, Manila,
Philippines, and passed away on
June 14, 1975.
• He is often referred to as the
"Father of Philippine Architecture"
due to his significant contributions
to the field.

15. –

20. • Pablo Antonio was a pioneering figure in
the development of contemporary
architecture in the Philippines during the
20th century.

21. • He embraced the Art Deco style and
modernist principles, combining them with
local influences and environmental
considerations.

22. • Antonio's contributions to Philippine architecture
were marked by his innovative designs and attention
to detail.

23. • He introduced Art Deco elements to the country,
which had a significant influence on the architectural
landscape of Manila.

24. • His residential designs emphasized practicality,
comfort, and the use of local materials, catering to the
tropical climate.

26. • Architect
• Born on August 15, 1928 ( aged 66 )
• He designed numerous modern building,
which adopt climatic features of Southeast Asia
and the traditional style of the Philippines.
• His accomplishment contributed remarkable to
the development of architectural culture in Asia.

31. • Leandro Locsin is regarded as one of the
most prominent and innovative Filipino
architects of the 20th century.

32. •The Philippines has high temperature and high
humidity; it is located in a volcanic zone and is thus
vulnerable to earthquakes. As a result, durability and
ventilation are necessities in Filipino architecture.
Large roofs, long eaves and high ceilings are typical
characteristics of traditional Filipino architecture

33. • Influence on Philippine Architecture: His works had a
profound impact on Philippine architecture,
introducing innovative designs and pushing the
boundaries of architectural creativity.

34. • Ramon Valera was a renowned Filipino
fashion designer, not an architect.
• He was born on August 31, 1912, in Abra,
Philippines, and passed away on June 24,
1972.
• Valera initially pursued a pre-law course but
later discovered his passion for fashion
design.

37. • He played a significant role in shaping
contemporary Filipino fashion.
• He helped establish the Philippines as a
hub for fashion and couture in Southeast
Asia.

38. • His work showcased the country's rich
cultural heritage while embracing
international design trends.

39. • He elevated the status of Filipino couture
on the global stage and paved the way for
future Filipino fashion designers.

40. • His designs continue to influence and
inspire the fashion industry in the
Philippines and beyond, showcasing the
country's creative talent.

41. • Ildefonso P. Santos Jr. was born on
August 17, 1929, in the Philippines and
passed away on January 29, 2014.
• He was known for his contributions to
contemporary Filipino architecture, urban
planning, and heritage conservation.

45. • I.P. Santos was a prominent figure in the
field of architecture and urban planning in
the Philippines during the 20th century.

46. • He advocated for the preservation of
Filipino cultural heritage in architecture and
urban development.

47. • Santos was a proponent of "Philippine
architecture for the Filipino people,"
emphasizing the importance of
incorporating indigenous and traditional
elements into modern designs.

48. • He played a pivotal role in the restoration
and preservation of heritage buildings and
historical sites, helping protect the
country's cultural identity.

49. • Santos' work reflected his dedication to
creating architecture that was responsive to
the Filipino context and environment.

50. • Jose Maria Zaragoza (1912-
1994) is a Filipino architect
known for designing several
edifices during the postwar
era.

54. • He played a key role in the reconstruction of
postwar Philippines, helping reshape the
landscape of Manila ravaged by the Second
World War through his striking structures that
melded modernism and Philippine motifs and
styles.

55. • Zaragoza was involved in designing several religious buildings
such as The Our Lady of the Holy Rosary in Tala, Caloocan
completed in 1950; the Santo Domingo Church in Quezon City
and the Villa San Miguel in Mandaluyong both which was finished
in 1954; the Pius XII Center in Manila completed in 1958, and the
expansion