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    The document summarizes Spanish colonial architecture in the Philippines. It describes the evolution of Bahay na Bato or stone houses from earlier Bahay Kubo tropical designs. It also outlines the typical floor plans and features of Bahay na Bato, including fenestrations, roofs, and interior rooms. Examples of different architectural styles developed under Spanish rule are provided, such as Earthquake Baroque, Gothic Revival, and Neo-Classic, along with prominent church buildings representing each style.

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    The document summarizes Spanish colonial architecture in the Philippines. It describes the evolution of Bahay na Bato or stone houses from earlier Bahay Kubo tropical designs. It also outlines the typical floor plans and features of Bahay na Bato, including fenestrations, roofs, and interior rooms. Examples of different architectural styles developed under Spanish rule are provided, such as Earthquake Baroque, Gothic Revival, and Neo-Classic, along with prominent church buildings representing each style.

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    The document summarizes Spanish colonial architecture in the Philippines. It describes the evolution of Bahay na Bato or stone houses from earlier Bahay Kubo tropical designs. It also outlines the typical floor plans and features of Bahay na Bato, including fenestrations, roofs, and interior rooms. Examples of different architectural styles developed under Spanish rule are provided, such as Earthquake Baroque, Gothic Revival, and Neo-Classic, along with prominent church buildings representing each style.

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    Spanish Colonial Architecture in The Philippines Quiz

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    RAQUEL, DIVINE GRACE UZIEL E.

    SPANISH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN PHILIPPINES REVIEWER

    *colonization of the Philippines started during BAHAY NA BATO – Spanish Noble Houses
    the arrival of MIGUEL LOPEZ DE LAGAZPI  Evolved from Bahay Kubo’s Tropical
    house
    ARQUITECTURA MEZTIZA – Hybrid of Philippine  Steep, hip roof
    and Spanish Design  Post and lintel construction
     Elevated living quarters
    Egg white – animal product used as emulsifiers  Economy of materials
    of concrete  Space flowing from one room to next
     Light and airy
    Bajo de la Campana – centralizing town
    development with the church as focal Point *Vigan houses, Antillan Houses, Ivatan Houses
    Layes de las Indias – Laws issued by the Spanish *Ciudad Fernandina De Vigan presents a
    Crown for the Colonial Americas and Philippines Church-centered town
    including town Planning
    Layes de Burgos – Managing of Indigenous FIRST FLOOR
    people by Americans  ZAGUAN is located indoors
    Reduccion – Filipinos are removed from centro  QUADRA horse stable
     BODEGA storeroom
    Intramuros – walled city considered to be
    religious and educational center of the Spanish
    SECOND FLOOR
    indies
     STAIRWAY
    Escolta – oldest streets in Manila created in
     CAIDA is adjacent from the
    1594. Known for its concentration of immigrant
    stairs/antesala from stairs
    merchants mainly from China
     SALA living room
    THICK BUTTRESSES - earthquake barouqe  COMEDOR dining room
    STEEL POSTS – neo- gothic  COCINA kitchen
    GEOMETRIC ORNAMENT - Islamic  DISPENSA pantry
    OCTAGONAL PLAN – Pre Spanish  LETTRINA OR COMUN toilet
     BANO bath
    SECULAR (non-religious) SPANISH  AZOTEA open terrace (not hanging)
    COLONIANIAL ARCH  ALIIBE water cistern
     Cape Bojeador
     Palacio de Macanan – Summer House
     Casa Real – Government building in
    Pangasinan

    Bahay na bato & bahay kubo – Tropical design

    3 PARTS OF BAHAY NA BATO’S FENESTRATION


    SYSTERN
     Espejo – Upper Part
     Ventana – Main Part
     Ventanilla – Lower Part (protected by
    railings or barandillas)
    *Windows are made of Capiz Shell
    *Sliding Windows are Capiz Panel
    RAQUEL, DIVINE GRACE UZIEL E.
    SPANISH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN PHILIPPINES REVIEWER

    Bahay na bato’s roof


    *Thatch Roof
    * Roof Tiles is from Chinese

    All in Intramuros except

    EARTHQUAKE BAROQUE EXAMPLE


    NAME SPANISH LOCATION PICTURE

    Church of Our Lady of (Nuestra Señora Santa Maria, Ilocos


    the Assumption de la Asunción) Sur

    Miang-ao Church Santo Tomás de Miag-ao, Iloilo Tree of Life


    Villanueva Parish
    Church

    Saint Augustine Church (Iglesia de San Paoay, Ilocos Norte


    OR Paoay Church Agustín de
    Paoay)
    RAQUEL, DIVINE GRACE UZIEL E.
    SPANISH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN PHILIPPINES REVIEWER

    San Agustin Church Manila

    BAROQUE EXAMPLE

    Manila Cathedral or Catedral de Manila


    Minor Basilica and Manila
    Metropolitan Cathedral
    of the Immaculate
    Conception

    Binondo Church or Basílica Menor de Plaza Lorenzo Ruiz,


    Minor Basilica of the San Lorenzo Ruiz y Binondo, 1006
    National Shrine of Saint Parroquia de Metro Manila
    Lorenzo Ruiz Nuestra Señora
    del Santísimo
    Rosario
    Morong Church by Rizal
    Padre Blas dela Madre

    GOTHIC REVIVAL EXAMPLE/ NEO GOTHIC (gothic in new setting

    Minor Basilica of San Basilica Menor de Manila Steel Church in


    Sebastian San Sebastian Asia
    Church

    NEO-CLASSIC
    Minor Basilica of Saint Basílica Menor de Taal, Batagas considered to
    Martin of Tours San Martín de be the largest
    Tours church in the
    Philippines and
    in Asia
    RAQUEL, DIVINE GRACE UZIEL E.
    SPANISH COLONIAL ARCHITECTURE IN PHILIPPINES REVIEWER

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