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    Week 4 Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions

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    Architecture refers to the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Some common forms of architecture in the Philippines include bahay na bato (stone houses of the wealthy in the 19th-20th centuries), barong-barong (houses of the landless poor), bungalows, bahay kubo (ethnic houses of lowland Christian families), houseboats (homes of the Badjaos people), markets, capitols (provincial government buildings), town halls, schools, kamalig (granaries), cemeteries, churches, forts, lighthouses, and bridges.

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    Architecture refers to the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Some common forms of architecture in the Philippines include bahay na bato (stone houses of the wealthy in the 19th-20th centuries), barong-barong (houses of the landless poor), bungalows, bahay kubo (ethnic houses of lowland Christian families), houseboats (homes of the Badjaos people), markets, capitols (provincial government buildings), town halls, schools, kamalig (granaries), cemeteries, churches, forts, lighthouses, and bridges.

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    Architecture refers to the art or practice of designing and constructing buildings. Some common forms of architecture in the Philippines include bahay na bato (stone houses of the wealthy in the 19th-20th centuries), barong-barong (houses of the landless poor), bungalows, bahay kubo (ethnic houses of lowland Christian families), houseboats (homes of the Badjaos people), markets, capitols (provincial government buildings), town halls, schools, kamalig (granaries), cemeteries, churches, forts, lighthouses, and bridges.

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    Week 4 Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions

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    Architecture

    What is Architecture?

    -the art or practice of


    designing and
    constructing
    buildings.
    Form of Contemporary Architecture
    Domestic Building and Houses

    Apartment

    -Refers to Building composed of


    many residence called units.
    This is usually built in
    populated urban areas.
    Bahay na bato

    -built in 19 and 20 century,


    th th
    the bahay na bato is considered
    the residence of the wealthy.
    Barong-barong
    -House of the landless poor that
    are build on any land area. They
    are usually found near the
    Esteros, riverbanks, and Bay
    shore.
    Bungalow
    -Refer to one story house
    with a wide front porch
    and large window. It may
    also have a terrace, which
    may be roofed or not.
    Bahay Kubo
    It is considered as an ethnic
    house of Christian peasant
    families living in the lowland
    areas. This is typically owned by
    families belonging in low income
    groups.
    Houseboat
    It is basically a boat that
    also serves as a dwelling.
    The badjaos or Sama Laut
    typically reside in
    Houseboats.
    Market

    Refer to the place or a building for


    buying and selling goods. Also
    referring to tindahan and tiyangge.
    Now a days the Palengke has evolved
    into the supermarket
    Government building

    Capitol

    Refers to the building of the


    provincial government. Most of
    the Kapitolyo in the country use
    columns and pediments.
    Town hall

    Refers to the building of the municipal


    government. The offices of the mayor, the
    municipal council, the municipal court and
    jail.
    School

    Refers to a place where young people


    are educated to become productive
    member of the community. The most
    common style of eskwelahan is
    American influence.
    Kamalig

    The kamalig is the tagalog term for


    the building used for storing grain .
    This is considered to be the most
    economically significant structure
    among the tribes in the northern luzon
    Cemetery

    Refers to the place where people


    bury the dead. It has other
    names such as kampo santo,
    pantyon and libingan.
    Church

    The Simbahan is a place of


    worship a Christian
    congregation. How a church
    was designed usually depends
    on the religious denomination.
    Other form and structure

    Fort
    The structure that are built to
    defend a community against
    enemies these are usually found
    in areas with natural barriers.
    Lighthouse

    It is a structure built on an island, peninsula


    or rock to ensure that ship will be able to pass
    through narrow area safely.
    Bridge

    The tulay is a horizontal structure


    that serves as a passageway between
    two areas separated by a body of
    waters.

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