2014 National Architectural Thesis Competition - Entry No. 06

Entry No. 06

PROJECT BACKGROUND

The project came from the issue of the outnumbered capacity of the only Airport serving Metro Manila, the NAIA terminals, catering 40% more of its standard capacity. The government authorities saw the potential of Clark International Airport as the Clark Freeport Zone is composed of 4,500 hectares, the proposal of the twin airport solution will link the two future main gateways of the Philippines, NAIA and CIA by providing the Stations catering High-Speed trains or also known as Bullet trains. The National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) has given its approval of the project last May 18, 2013 and announced that the Metro Pacific Investments Corporation (MPIC) and other International Investment companies are willing to fund the development with P123 Billion.

The proposal of twinning the NAIA and Clark will be accompanied by the modernization of both gateways and 3 sub stations in Metro Manila (Balintawak/near SM north Quezon City, Gil Puyat Makati, Dimasalang Manila). Their primary objective of this development is to link of the said airports, turning the 3 to 4-hour drive to 15 to 20 minutes.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Clark International Airport Corporation have long envisioned this project as part of their Full Legacy development, aiming for the Philippines to have the world’s largest airport, with Clark as the future aero polis, as well as to fulfill their ambition to develop a green city.

The Clark’s bullet train station will not only serve the passengers from the airport but will also bring the localities of Clark to Manila and vice versa. According to DOTC planning director, Engr. Deo Manalo, the DOTC and CIAC are dreaming big on this project, after the completion of the corresponding terminals, the train station in Clark will be the focal point of the full legacy. Taking off from this, there is a call to design the Clark’s Train Terminal Station to maximize its efficiency and become the focal point of the future world’s largest airport.

PROJECT HYPOTHESIS

An innovative train terminal station design that can give a remarkable identity to Clark and to the country, intended to provide a more positive and better experience through façade design and better flow of movement inside, would help create a better image of our public transportation facilities. The design will focus on improving building character and efficiency, and providing a unique quality; resulting to a safer, faster and easier experience for the users that can help increase their interest and eventually change their negative impression towards train terminal stations.

CONCEPT

“THE LINK”: A FORM AND FUNCTION CONCEPT

The concept is to provide a design that will answer the primary FUNCTION of the structure. Clark's train terminal station is designed to link air to land transportation, cities, people from different places –local and foreign,and highlight our culture to the rest of the world.

The link as the FORM was derived from the different origins of the users and their movement. It is characterized by free flowing form and curves, promoting smooth movement. The building will serve as a focal point or sculpture-like accent as it sits at the center of the airport complex.

  RESEARCH FOCUS

The design is focused on movement and transparency in architecture. Movement is based on the flow, sequence, and continuity, which are very applicable and critical when it comes to a train station or to a transport facility. This will be one of its basis of efficiency and sustainability. Transparency applied in the train station design will translate to providing natural lighting, allowing the light to enter the structure to give a sense of openness and a more positive ambiance. This openness results to a space that is quite defensible, providing a feeling of security for the users, as they feel that they can be easily seen from outside the structure and vice versa.

The “linkage” concept is not limited to connecting the interior to the exterior but is further translated to the movement systems. There is a convenient access to the structure through the ramps, vegetated parks and pathways, railings, and safe connection of people from vehicles to pedestrians entering and leaving the structure.

 THE SITE

Considering different movements of vehicles coming from different directions along, the site’s network of circulation paths can give the most convenient road access to various transportation modes. The zones of the anticipated departing and arriving passengers are designed separately from the users that desire to go to the commercial zone (middle portion), so that the smooth movement of the passengers will not be interrupted. As the site is planned incorporating THE LINK concept created the “connecting” experience, not only as the landscape merge with the structure, but also the road passes under a link bridge and through its center. Portions on the ground level also includes enclosed openings to get a glimpse of the platform level below, where it boasts of the high speed trains visible as they pass by.

PLANS

Curved forms promote smooth movement. This is the main idea of formulating the space planning of the terminal station. The plan is dictated by the sequence and flow of movement of users to achieve continuity. Its passageways, facilities, and other areas are calculated based on anticipated peak hour number of users. Free flowing experience is induced as they enter the building, buy the tickets, and walk towards the platform. There will always be a clear visual access to the next point of movement. Pleasant views inside and outside the buildings were also maximized while queuing, walking, and going around the commercial areas. The service area is located to the west portion of the structure near the parking building, to serve as buffer for heat, vibration and noise. Vegetation as thermal control is applied on certain portions of the exterior.

ELEVATIONS

The building form showcases the concept of a link with its flowing and smooth forms. THE LINK, as translated on the roof, which visually seems to link with the walls, and the walls, which eventually merges with the landscape. The façade design is intended to be iconic. From the road, the curved forms can provide a breath-taking experience for the observer. From the air, the form also provides a point of interest that can make the whole airport complex a truly remarkable landmark.

CONCLUSION

The project translation applied the concept of “the link” as an effective way to move people around in a smooth and efficient way. This was also translated in the façade and the form concepts to represent a unique and iconic structure that will serve to highlight one of the most visible structures, the airport. The main function of the structure, which is a train terminal station, clearly represents a link of transportation modes, people, culture, and architecture.

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2014 National Architectural Thesis Competition - Entry No. 03

Entry No. 03

Board 01 contains the general overview of the study. Environment has always been a major influence in everyday living. For many years, it serves as a dictating factor on the lifestyle of groups of people including their food classification, clothing material, and the building technology for shelter. People tend to adapt to its existing environment as its automatic response for acquiring its needs for survival.

According to Steele (1997), the most sustainable way of living are those from the traditional societies. These societies live with its surroundings and not against it. With the comparison of the way of living between the past and the present, using available resources is seen as a more responsible and less destructive act. With this, Michael Reynolds, a south-western US architect, founded Earthship Biotecture during the 1970’s. It is a global company promoting the use of a mixture of natural and recycled materials in buildings to contribute in addressing the problem of waste management. For 35 years, he made a study and developed a type of architecture which produces autonomous, off-grid buildings containing the necessary utilities and resources needed for human survival. It follow a set of design principles which include building with natural and recycled materials, use of solar and wind electricity, rainwater harvesting system, contained sewage treatment, thermal/solar heating and cooling, and food production (Eartship Biotecture, 2013).

          This study discusses on the production of a design solution for a residential building for a starting family of three members. The concept of the study revolves around the six design principles of Earthship which make up the building system as an alternative and complementary source of needs for daily human survival. These design principles were considered according to: (1) user needs and requirements and (2) site parameters established from climate analysis and existing conditions of the site.

The concept is seen as an opportunity to build an environmentally responsive structure that mimics the past way of living while catering to the needs and responding properly to the current condition of the present generation. This promotes self-sustaining features in buildings to reduce dependency with public utility lines as means of saving financial resources.

The project is located at Brgy. Mabilao, San Fabian, Pangasinan, Luzon. The site is an inside lot situated within the residential zone of the municipality. It can be accessed from Quezon Highway of about 100 meters through a 6-meter wide alley.

The general building configuration was dictated by the design limitations referenced according to site parameters and applicable building codes and ordinances. This generally considers the lot, zoning of spaces, site response, roof configuration and structure. The building was designed to have separate roof and building support. Roof support is made of bamboo frames and bracing systems to provide adequate support during strong winds while allowing air to pass through. Building support is a combination of reinforced concrete and wood to hold the building especially during earthquakes.

As seen in the board 02, the study utilized the Qualitative method as the approach to come up with a solution for a tropically designed residential building patterned according to the Earthship design principles which define the main concept of the proposal. It applies the research data gathered and collected to the solution.  The study specifying tropical design was based on the importance of climate as a dictating factor in designing earthships. The study is composed of three major steps: (1) establishment of user needs and requirements, (2) climate analysis, and (3) application of earthship design principles. The study involved a number of diversified principles applied in an earthship. Because of the complexity of the disciplines covered by these principles, the researcher consulted and collaborated with the different professionals concerned for determining the proper specification and detailing of each feature. This includes the involvement of an architect, structural engineer, electrical engineer, and agricultural technologist alongside with consultation with the intended users and municipal planning and development office.

User requirements and needs were established through interview with the intended users. Also, the existing residence of the family was observed, documented, and evaluated. Through this, the researcher was able to note other necessary requirements and recognize the problems being encountered by users.

After knowing the needs and requirements of the intended users, analysis of the site was conducted. The site was studied and analyzed according to the climate factors including solar data, temperature, humidity, wind, and rainfall. The data collected were utilized to come up with the site’s Climate Data.  The climate was specified and considered because it served as the basis for the details and specifications of the different utilities of the building.  All the considerations for the climate analysis were based on the data gathered from Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Service Administration (PAGASA) Weather Station located at Dagupan City. These data, along with site visit, were utilized to make the site analysis. For a more accurate detail of solar data, Motions of the Sun Simulator of the Nebraska Astronomy Applet Project (NAAP) was utilized to determine the sun’s behavior including its altitude and azimuth at a given date.

Board 03 presents the concept of earthship. With the parameters set according to the climate analysis of the site, the researcher considered the Earthship principles according to Earthship Biotecture by Michael Reynolds. These include (1) Comfort in Climate; (2) Building with Natural and Recycled Materials; (3) Solar and Wind Electricity; (4) Water Harvesting; (5) On-site Sewage Treatment; and (6) Food Source.

Comfort in climate considers the building design that responds with the existing climate to introduce comfort for the users. Under this principle, the building was designed according to the climate analysis conducted by the researcher. Bioclimatic chart was utilized to identify the proper passive cooling strategy for the building especially during summer months of March, April and May. Based on the chart, the proper passive cooling system is through natural ventilation. This is achieved through cross ventilation and stack effect through bamboo floors, operable windows, stairwell, and clerestory windows.

The principle of building with natural and recycled materials follows the idea of “taking advantage of what is available; using what is free” (Reynolds, 2013). For natural materials, the researcher considered naturally existing building materials in the municipality. For the recycled materials, the researcher considered junkshops as the main source of materials. These materials were altered and reconstructed to be used in the building. Examples include the use of square based glass bottles as glass boxes and sanding of windshields as substitute for smoked glass. The researcher referred to the municipal hall for the lists of junkshops in operation.

For “Solar and Wind Electricity,” the required load of the building was computed. This covers LED light bulbs, water pump, mini pump for aquaponics, and a television.  The researcher utilized the climatic data as a reference for justifying the feasibility of utilizing solar panels and wind turbine at the site. It was proven that utilizing of wind turbine in the site is not feasible based on the wind resource map by US Department of Energy. The building requires 15 100-watt panels to cover for the annual required load.

“Rainwater Harvesting” feature was detailed based on the computation specified in the book “Inside Out: Design Procedures for Passive Environmental Technologies” and “Mechanical and Electrical Equipment for Buildings.” Size of the cistern was designed to contain water to cover the needed load during the 3-month dry season. Along with this feature is the “On-site sewage treatment” where to part of septic tank is covered by a glazing to expose the sewage to sun light to promote faster decomposition. Plumbing lay out was patterned according to the schematics presented by Earthship Biotecture where water is utilized multiple times. In the project, water is utilized 3 times before returning back to soil.

Food source mainly concerns with providing on-site food production. In the study, with the help of a local agricultural technologist and vegetable tool kit by Department of Agriculture, 3 food sources were specified: (1) aquaponics system which provides fish and plants, (2) food garden structured through multiple cropping systems to contain several plants within a small planting space, and (3) chicken coop to provide chicken and eggs.

Board 04 presents the architectural solutions of the study.The single-detached residence was designed to respond to the tropical climate and to function according to the six design principles of Earthship which includes building with natural and recycled materials; solar and wind power; water harvesting system; contained sewage treatment; comfort in climate and cooling; and food production. The limited buildable area shall hold various spaces with diversified functions. The structure was raised on stilts to promote site drainage and undergrowth. The open plan was applied in the interior layout to create illusion of more space. Operable windows and walls were specified to control ventilation, add visual space, and bring the outdoor inside.The design concept mimics the style of local bahay kubo and bahay-na-bato. Since part of the feature is the use of unconventional materials as building material substitute, acceptability of the over-all appearance was a concern.To provide sense of familiarity and belongingness of the building, the reused and recycled materials were reconstructed and altered to provide an “almost finished” look, yet providing clues about the materials being recycled. This is a means to promote and provide additional information about the possibility and beauty of the alternative building technology applied. This study highlights the advantage of alternative building system and designing in a holistic approach with the existing ecology and not against it to improve the lives of people and the condition of the existing environment.

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2014 National Architectural Thesis Competition - Entry No. 07

Entry No. 007

SEA BREEZE HOTEL: A Tourism Destination in the North

Executive Summary

The once thriving tourism industries that provided jobs and pumped revenues into the local economy become a faint shadow to its old self. Meanwhile, new popular vacation destinations cropped up – Puerto Galera, Boracay, Cebu, Palawan, etc. and the Hundred Islands slipped into near oblivion.

Just like all growing cities in the world, Alaminos City – Home of the Hundred Islands - is now opening its doors to potential partners in investments, tourismrelated ventures, light industries and environmental conservation anchored on the universal concept of sustainable development.

Its collective vision of transforming Alaminos into a metropolitan green city where two of its greatest assets and resources – its people and the Hundred Islands National Park – is nurtured and developed into achieve equitable growth.

Capitalizing on its strategic location with the presence of the world-famous Hundred Islands National Park, and endowed with abundant natural wealth, Alaminos proved to be one of the few ‘boom’ towns in the Ilocos region. Entrepreneurs and traders were attracted like ants to honey. In recent years, investments propelled an economic boom. But today, Alaminos City with its great vision of becoming a green metropolitan city still lacks on facilities and establishments for the needs of tourists that could offer a lot more radiant experience in their vacation and a stable industry in tourism related structures for the city’s income generation.

There is a wide demand of the consuming public with regards to accommodation, entertainment, comfort and convenience amidst their busy schedules of work. It has actually been a practice of working class people to go out somewhere in the metropolis or in the nearby provinces for them to relax and at the same time break away from their insurmountable work. With this premise, the research work entitled, “SEA BREEZE HOTEL: A TOURIST DESTINATION IN THE NORTH” is anchored.

Foremost, an initial plan of the project will be conducted. Feasibility should be done for the site, its suitability and marketability. Then, the blueprint of the project will be worked out.

After which, the first phase of the development of the “Sea Breeze Hotel” will be laid. These include the foundation of the base, restaurants, amusement center, hotel accommodation, hotel amenities wellness center, entertainment establishments. In its development, it will be followed by the selection of interior designs needed for added attraction and recognition that it’s a world class hotel accommodation and entertainment center. 

Along with the development of the project, the need for protection of the aquatic resources and the environment should also be given with great importance so that nothing will be sacrificed in lieu of human wants. A water treatment facility will be built; aquamarine museum and theme park will be established to properly inform the public of the importance of these natural wonders of the earth. In the same manner, a material recovery facility (MRF) will serve as the center for the reduction of solid wastes. 

In the end, the growing demands of men will be met without compromising the natural wonders of the earth.

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1st National Architectural Thesis Competition Guidelines

Here is the complete copy of the 1st National Architectural Thesis Competition Guidelines.

You may download a pdf copy from http://www.scribd.com/doc/207260123/1st-National-Thesis-Competition-Guidelines-2014

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January 2014 Architecture Board Exam Results

The Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) announced January 2014 Architect Licensure Examination (ALE) or architecture board exam results in 5working days after the exam. Complete list of passers, top 10 (topnotchers), top performing schools and performance of schools are available here as officially released online.

The examination was conducted on January 17 and January 19 in Manila. The Board of Architecture who administered the exam is headed by it’s Chairman, Arch. Rolando L. Cordero with two other members, Arch. Yolanda D. Reyes and Arch. Fidel Jose R. Siapno.

The successful examinees in the January 2014 Architect Licensure Examination who garnered the ten (10) highest places (Top 10) are the following:
RANK | NAME |SCHOOL | RATING (%)
1 ANNA KATRINA INES KARAAN
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN 87.20
2 KATHERINE ROSE CABRERA CASTRONUEVO
UNIVERSITY OF SAN AGUSTIN 84.30
3 ELISE SOPHIA SUMERA FRANCISCO
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN
84.20
4 KHIMBERLYN GALLESTRE SORIANO
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
84.10
5 RODNEY AARON YU ZHENG
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
83.90
6 ALDRIN ILUSTRE CUARTO
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN
83.80
EPRAM REY OCHOA VILLAFRANCA
UNIVERSITY OF SANTO TOMAS
83.80
7 MARLON LEVINA DE LA CRUZ
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHEASTERN PHILIPPINES
83.70
 MARNIE BASAY GUTIB
CEBU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
83.70
8 DANIEL CHRISTOPHER ELARDO PASTOR
CEBU INSTITUTE OFTECHNOLOGY
83.60
9 KEITH ANN JACINTO AQUINO
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN
83.40 
CARL DOMINIC SINGSON DE LOS REYES
UNIVERSITY OF THE PHILIPPINES-DILIMAN
83.40
10 GERALD ABSOLOR ABALOS
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN PHILIPPINES-VIGAN
83.30

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1 ABALOS, GERALD ABSOLOR
2 ABDULLAH, NIKITA FERNANDEZ
3 ABELLA, MELCHOR MANANGAN
4 ABELLADA, ARIEL JAY MUNAR
5 ABING, EMILY GO
6 ABITAN, LARRY GIL EBALAN
7 ADAMI, KRISTINE MAE GABILO
8 ADOLFO, ADRIAN JOSE REBANO
9 ADONIS, ROD RYAN ESTIL
10 ADORNADO, RACHELLE MONECILLO
11 AGCAOILI, CASSANDRA SY
12 AGNO, CARLO BATINGA
13 AGOC, GERALD PADAYAO
14 AGQUIZ, JO-ANN ALIDO
15 AGRANUM, GLENN VALENCIA
16 AGUILA, GERRY JR DALIT
17 AGUILAR, EFRAIM JAN MARQUEZ
18 AGUIRRE, ARNOLD BILLONES
19 AJIHIL, SITTI AIZA DELA CRUZ
20 ALBINO, HANNAH MARIE CASIO
21 ALBINO, MARIE THERESE DEL CASTILLO
22 ALCANTARA, MARIA ANGELA GABRIELA LOPEZ
23 ALCANTARA, SONNY FRANCISCO
24 ALCORIZA, JARLEY AQUINO
25 ALEJANDRO, CHRISTIAN RENEIL MALLARI
26 ALFAJARO, GENE MIKAEL CONTI
27 ALFARO, HENDRIE EMATA
28 ALFONSO, ROSALIE AGUZAR
29 ALINEA, RALPH GERALD RAMOS
30 ALMEDA, MARTIN SUGATAN
31 ALMENOR, LOUISE MAY BERMEJO
32 ALOMBRO, MARIA CHRISTINA LAT
33 ALONZO, ALFONSO JR TABANIAG
34 ALQUERO, RIGOR ESDICUL
35 ALTAMIRANO, MA THERESA CECILIA ESTILO
36 ALUMPI, REX DAMASO
37 ALVAREZ, FREXYLYN ADAYAN
38 ALVAREZ, ROSANNA SEITON
39 ALZONA, RAFAEL ANTONIO VILLANUEVA
40 AMURAO, JUSTIN RYAN FERAER
41 ANDAYA, RONNIEL FERBIN CRUZ
42 ANDING, RICO DARILAY
43 ANDOQUE, OLIVIA NICOLE MELO
44 ANDRES, ALEXIS WALH QUIMADO
45 ANDRES, ARLENE LIPIO
46 ANDUCTA, MARTINERI-JOSEPH CABANERO
47 ANG, JANAH FAYE LIM
48 ANG, JIM JUSTIN JALSEBURG DY
49 ANG, ROBIELYN NAVARRO
50 ANGELO, JUAN GERALD HAMMOND
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51 ANGELO, JUNIE LIZA ABANES
52 ANIGAN, JANELLA LEIGH MARZAN
53 ANOC, LAWRENCE DELA CRUZ
54 ANONUEVO, ARIANNE BALABA
55 ANTIPORTA, SHERWIN BOCA
56 ANTONIO, LIEDDY EVINNA QUITLONG
57 ANURI, ANNLEE MAE MARTINEZ
58 ANZURES, ARTHUR ADRIAN HILARIO
59 APOSTOL, SHERWIN JAKE GABAY
60 AQUINO, CHARLES VINCENT PAGARIGAN
61 AQUINO, JASMIN MIRASOL
62 AQUINO, JOWELL CORDERO
63 AQUINO, KEITH ANN JACINTO
64 ARACO, EDWIN CORDENILLO
65 ARAOJO, ALBERT REY AGUILAR
66 ARCILLA, AILYN GAMBITO
67 ARELLANO, ISIDRA FRANCIA QUITORIO
68 ARENAS, ANGELO MOLINA
69 ARENAS, JOHN HARVEY LARGA
70 ARGONIA, FREDERICK CIELO
71 ARGUELLES, NATHANIEL ADELANTAR
72 ARNOCO, JULIE TANTAN
73 ASIROT, JOANNE AGUSTIN
74 ASO, JODY CARLENE MOLLENO
75 ASPACIO, KRISTOFFER JOOST ARQUIZA
76 ASUNCION, RICHARD RAMOS
77 ATIENZA, JOHN LESTER REYES
78 AUSTRIA, ARIELLE SANTOS
79 AUTENCIO, RINA GEEZEL TOLENTINO
80 AVANCEÑA, NEPHI ALMAZAR
81 AVENIDO, JESSAH MAE SARDUA
82 AVERILLA, JULIE CASTRO
83 AVES, MANOLITE TABAY
84 AYEN, GERALD ALLAN MADRIAGA
85 AZURIAS, NELSON JR MORAUDA
86 BACAL, HANNAH GRACE NOCHE
87 BACONG, KARRIN KRISTINE REAL
88 BADA, CELINE ALEXIS MARIE DALMACIO
89 BAES, GLADYS KRISTINNE SANTOYO
90 BAGUE, ERIKA MAE ABAYON
91 BAILLO, QUERUBIE SUMONDONG
92 BAISAC, DOVE FATIMA CORSIT
93 BALAGOT, JIHAN EARL AENEAS MISLANG
94 BALATERO, DENIS VERANIO
95 BALAUAG, NATHANIEL SHERIDAN PINILI
96 BALBERO, NATHANIEL COMOYLO
97 BALBIN, ANGELICA BONAOBRA
98 BALDRES, RYAN DIAMANTE
99 BALEÑA, GIEMEL BORJA
100 BALIO, JOMAR CORBITA
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101 BALISORO, CHRISTIAN INFANTE
102 BALOLONG, JOSEPH IAN SAPLAN
103 BANA, MICHAEL GABATA
104 BANDOY, JUN ERIC REYES
105 BARCELONA, DAVE JEREMIAH MISSION
106 BARROS, ALEJANDRO JONERI SALAMAT
107 BASMAYOR, JAYDE MALATE
108 BATULAN, MARIE SHEN LAOTINGCO
109 BAUTISTA, GRACE CORCELLES
110 BAUTISTA, MARIA PURIFICACION PRADO
111 BAUTISTA, REX LESTER NODADO
112 BAUTISTA, ROSE ANNE REPOLLO
113 BAUTISTA, SARAH BATAC
114 BAYOGO, JULIVEN TIGLEY
115 BELLO, JOSE PAULO ATIENZA
116 BENEDICTO, JOHN BILL SU-AY
117 BENJAMIN, RICARDO III BUHAT
118 BERMAL, DOMINGO JR FLOTILDES
119 BERMUNDO, ALBERT EBRADA
120 BESAR, GILBERT LEMOS
121 BIBES, JONEL TAGUBA
122 BITENG, DOROTHY ANNE MERANO
123 BLANCIA, JESGRAE CORDERO
124 BLAZO, ALDREX LEGSON
125 BOCAR, RAPHAEL TRIBDINO
126 BOCTOT, MARLOU TADLAS
127 BOLALIN, ARIANNE MAGDAONG
128 BONIFACIO, REYNALDO JR CATOLICO
129 BONTILAO, MARVIN CESAR
130 BOQUEO, EDRALIN AZUPARDO
131 BORGONIA, MELODY ALIMA
132 BORJA, JEFFREY CEROY
133 BORJA, NERO VARGAS
134 BORRA, PERLAS FARROL
135 BRAVO, EARL PATRICK CUVILLEJO
136 BREIS, DANDEN CLAVERIA
137 BREIS, MARK ANTHONY BUIZA
138 BUAN, NOEMI NUQUE
139 BUARAO, JOHN ANTHONY CAÑETA
140 BUDOMO, CARMELA MARIE POSADA
141 BUENAVISTA, BREN DECREPITO
142 BUENSALIDO, KATRINA BARRAMEDA
143 BULALLA, VANESSA BANISWAL
144 BULANADI, MARK ANTHONY PELANTE
145 BULSECO, JETHRO ABEL MICLAT
146 CABALONGA, APPLE JOHN AMBATALI
147 CABRAL, LIANA SHANE ABANES
148 CADANO, IRVINE BADANA
149 CADIENTE, MA KRISIA PAULA DOBLE
150 CADIENTE, MELVIN GASCON
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151 CAGUIÑGIN, PAULA FAE ESCOBANAS
152 CALAPARDO, KATHLEEN IRA CONTRERAS
153 CALDITO, LOUELLA VALDEZ
154 CALIBO, BENEDICT YU
155 CALMANTE, RICHARD MAGAYANES
156 CANILAO, RENEL MAGALLANES
157 CANLAS, ALJON VILLANUEVA
158 CANLAS, PATRICK SLY DIMATULAC
159 CAPALA, ROBEE CAPANGPANGAN
160 CAPARAS, ARJAY BAUTISTA
161 CAPIAN, LAWRENCE JAY TEJADA
162 CAPUNO, ABEGAIL CAPILI
163 CARAOS, JHOAN TABIA
164 CARBUNGCO, CHRISTIAN VEGA
165 CARI, JET CATRINA CELLONA
166 CARIÑO, BRIAN JOSE SANTIAGO
167 CARIÑO, PATRICIA GABIELLE SOLIVEN
168 CARLOS, ELMER ANGEL CORTEZ
169 CARMONA, MIKE JEROME DAET
170 CARONONGAN, OLIVER LIZARDO
171 CASES, RUTH ABELGAS
172 CASIA, ROCHELLE DIONEDA
173 CASISON, JESSICA GUILLEN
174 CASTAÑEDA, ARGEL MIRYL PUA
175 CASTELO, JUAN MIGUEL MASCARENAS
176 CASTILLO, IRISH MAE PAREDES
177 CASTILLO, KRIS ANNE DE VERA
178 CASTILLON, ROBALD GERARD GARCIA
179 CASTRO, EDWARD EBIDO
180 CASTRONUEVO, KATHERINE ROSE CABRERA
181 CATALAN, MICHAEL TEJADA
182 CATBAGAN, MAGNUS ALBERTUS COBARDO
183 CATCHUELA, JAN-MICHAEL ACOB
184 CATUBIGAN, KENT MARK SANES
185 CAYABA, CARLO CAESAR AGPULDO
186 CAYABYAB, ANN SHERINE LAROYA
187 CAYANAN, RONNEL TALIGATOS
188 CERDEÑA, IRENE JENNETH MACARAIG
189 CERVANTES, EMMANUELLE BANGGAD
190 CEÑIDOZA, DESIREE BERTOLDO
191 CHAM, CARLOS ANGELO CANDELARIA
192 CHAN, CLARICE ROSE ANNE CO
193 CHAVEZ, PAUL ANTHONY DIA
194 CHING, JEROME FETALCURIN
195 CHUA, JAIME CHAN
196 CHUNG, JULIEN RENEE DIAZ
197 CIRUNAY, MC DANIELS BOYONAS
198 CLAVER, ARIEL JOHN REMPOHITO
199 CLEMENTE, KAMILLE GONZALES
200 CO, AUDIE LAURENCE DALENA
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201 CO, KAREN HAZEL DELA ROSA
202 COMPASAN, JESSBEN ESPINA
203 CONCEPCION, ADA NARITO
204 CONVOCAR, CARLO MIKHAIL RODRIGUEZ
205 CORNELIO, CARLO FRANCIS MONILLA
206 CORROZ, JAN NERIZ CONDEZ
207 CORTES, JAN PHILIPPE NICOLAS
208 CORTES, MARIKIT BILANGO
209 CORTES, ROBBY JAMES TEJANO
210 CORTEZ, DANIELLE HANS JAEH TULFO
211 COSTALES, DENNIS UNTAL
212 CRISOSTOMO, NEIL PATRICK ORNOS
213 CRISOSTOMO, NIÑA JULES CUDIA
214 CRISTOBAL, FRITZ GONZALES
215 CRUZ, KENN HENRY MONTAYRE
216 CRUZ, LOWIE ANA DALIT
217 CUARTO, ALDRIN ILUSTRE
218 CUBE, MARK ANTHONY CAALIM
219 CURAY, CATHERINE PALERO
220 DACUMA, MARIA KATRINA PUJIDA
221 DALAGUAN, REY VINCENT HORCERADA
222 DARIA, KEITH KENNETH RICACHONDA
223 DATOR, MA CLAUDINE-ROS SAJOR
224 DAYAO, RYAN MANUEL PLACENCIA
225 DE ASIS, DARRYL JAMES TIONGCO
226 DE GUZMAN, DEONILITO MELENDEZ
227 DE GUZMAN, JUELLA NATIVIDAD
228 DE JESUS, MARJORIE ANN SIMBULAN
229 DE LA CRUZ, JOHN ANDRIE III MIQUE
230 DE LA CRUZ, MARLON LEVINA
231 DE LA CRUZ, SANTOS TAGUM
232 DE LOS REYES, CARL DOMINIC SINGSON
233 DE LOS REYES, FRITZ MONTEZON
234 DE LUNA, JENINE ANDREA SEVILLA
235 DE VERA, RAYMOND MORAGA
236 DEGALA, DEOGRACIAS BELITA
237 DEL MUNDO, DENIPER OGINO TORRES
238 DEL ROSARIO, JERRY RACCA
239 DEL VALLE, LORRAINE ANNE CAINTIC
240 DELA CRUZ, MICHAEL GALVEZ
241 DELA CRUZ, RUDY AQUINO
242 DELOS REYES, JOSHUA SAWADAN
243 DELOS REYES, RIZABEL BERNARDINO
244 DELOS SANTOS, JESSICA ARCAS
245 DELOS SANTOS, RUTH DANICA DE GUZMAN
246 DELVO, ARIANNE EINAN MOJICA
247 DEPALCO, CHARLES RANILLE
248 DEPEÑO, EVANGELINE EDLES
249 DESAMITO, JASPER JOHN CALLO
250 DETAL, EDWARD JEFFREY NILLO
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251 DIAZ, LOUIE MARK MAPALO
252 DILIG, ARJON MALLARI
253 DIMAANO, CARLO RAPHAEL ROXAS
254 DIMAANO, ROMARK BARREDO
255 DINAO, BIANCA RISSA ESCALONA
256 DINO, JAMES CESAR DELA ROSA
257 DIONELA, JAN LORENZ TORRES
258 DIOSMA, JEAN MICHAEL HIDALGO
259 DITABLAN, KENNETTE ANN SAN JUAN
260 DIVINAGRACIA, JOANN MARINO
261 DIVINO, JENNY ACEBES
262 DOCYOGEN, REY DOMANEW
263 DOLORFINO, JOHN VENER DIOQUINO
264 DOMETITA, ARJO VIGOR FRANCIS CALLA
265 DOMINGUEZ, VLADIMIR IVAN TIPAY
266 DOMINGUITO, ARNULFO JR CALABROSO
267 DON, MENARD JAY BARREDO
268 DONATO, MARIBETH SAGUNO
269 DONES, ARNIE GAY PALOR
270 DONGETO, KEI ANDRE QUIMPO
271 DONOSO, ANWAR MARCOS VELOSO
272 DORIA, ARMANDO PANGOMLAYEN
273 DORIA, KENNETH BAYANI
274 DUMAGUING, LAUDALE DAVE DACLAN
275 DUMLAO, ACHILLES II MARCOS
276 DURAN, ANNA RUTH ZERNA
277 EBORA, FREDERICK SAMONTANES
278 EDILLON, GABRIEL AQUINO
279 ELEGINO, LOURDS RALPH JORDAN SUMBI
280 ENRIQUEZ, FARRAH MAE ABALA
281 ESGUERRA, ARIANNE GALLARDO
282 ESNARDO, ISRAELI CALINAWAN
283 ESPARTERO, FRANZ LUIGI FLORES
284 ESTOLAS, EDLAINE GEM NAGAL
285 EVANGELISTA, MARY JANE ILAGAN
286 FABON, ANDREA NICOLE VILLANUEVA
287 FAJARDO, XAM BRIONES
288 FELICIANO, RAIZA LYN ENGUERO
289 FELIX, CARMINA ANN ROCO
290 FERNANDEZ, FRANCIS LLOUYD MENDAROS
291 FERNANDEZ, JANCELLE DIZON
292 FERNANDEZ, PATRICK PONTILLAS
293 FERNANDINE, JHOFAY SANTIAGO
294 FERNANDO, JOSEPH ROXAS
295 FERRAN, JAPHET SALIBIO
296 FERRARIS, CHRISTINE ANN CAPOTE
297 FERRER, OSCAR JR ARILA
298 FERRER, ROVINNA ANGELIE AUSTERO
299 FIGUERAS, JAMELA ISABELLE ROSARIO MANSILLA
300 FLETE, ERWIN NADELA
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301 FLOR, LAILA MONICA CATAHAY
302 FLORENDO, BEJAY MONSALUD
303 FLORES, NIKKI DANILA
304 FLORES, PATRICK SALE
305 FRANCISCO, ELISE SOPHIA SUMERA
306 FRANCISCO, JELLO AGUAS
307 FRENCILLO, ALYSSA LYNN CRISTOBAL
308 FRIALA, JANN ALBERT PANTE
309 FUENTES, ERROL JR AVES
310 FULGENCIO, ANTHONY IBISATE
311 FULLO, CARMELO BATOLEÑO
312 FUNELAS, DARRYL KRISTIAN MEL TIANCO
313 GABALDON, RANNON ALBERT BRAVO
314 GABORNO, FELIX JOHNREY BUARO
315 GABRIEL, FERDINAND OPENA
316 GABUCAN, WENDEL KING GUMBA
317 GALANG, MELVIN PEROCHO
318 GALES, ANICETO GESALAN
319 GALLANO, MA LAUREN ANTARAN
320 GALURA, ANNA ARABELLE NUQUI
321 GALVEZ, GLADYSH ANN SANCHEZ
322 GAN, MICHAEL CABRIA
323 GARCIA, FATIMA AIRA GARCIA
324 GARCIA, GODWIN PACIA
325 GARCIA, MARGEL DIAZ
326 GARCIA, NOEMI MANDI
327 GARCIA, ROMHEL ANDREW BELINO
328 GARRIDO, CHINO CHRIS FAULAN
329 GARROTE, CHRISTIAN MANALO
330 GAVERIA, JULIUS CEAZAR LLAMOSO
331 GAYANILO, MICHELLE PANGANIBAN
332 GELITO, SHELLY ALQUINO
333 GENEROSO, KARL VINCENT LLOYD ALBAN
334 GERONGA, JOSEPH ARN GERONA
335 GIAMAL, CHRISTOPHER
336 GIDOR, RYAN ABAN
337 GLODO, DENNIS MACATUMPAG
338 GO, CHRISTOPHER CHUA
339 GOBOY, ELMER JOSEPH DELA CRUZ
340 GOLOSINDA, RUTH FRAGO
341 GOMEZ, JESSA MARI GUIA QUIÑONES
342 GOMEZ, RANDY COLASITO
343 GONONG, CHRISTIAN GEORGE DURO
344 GONZAGA, MICHELLE VALDEZ
345 GONZALES, ERMINIO JULIAN
346 GONZALES, MARIA CRISTINA LUSTRE
347 GONZALES, NINA KATRINA DALITA
348 GRANADO, LEO MIGUEL NODALO
349 GRANDE, RODEL MARIEL VILLAFANIA
350 GREGORIO, RAYMOND SAN ANDRES
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351 GUANZON, LEONARDO IGNACIO
352 GUARIN, GIDEON GASPAR
353 GUARIN, RONILLO CAYABYAB
354 GUERRERO, RALPH WALDO SAN JOSE
355 GUMAPAC, CYRIL PONGCOL
356 GUMAPOS, ABELARDO JR LADINEZ
357 GUMBA, JEYPE MAGAN
358 GUMBAN, DERWIN TAYON
359 GUMPAL, JAYBIN CALIMAG
360 GUPA, BELLA BAJADO
361 GUTIB, MARNIE BASAY
362 GUZMAN, SHAYNE JADE ABIOG
363 HAO, WINABELLE NADINE ONG
364 HERNANDEZ, LAWRENCE ALVIN ROXAS
365 IBARRA, CHRISTOPHER SANTOS
366 ICO, RICHARD AGSALUD
367 IGLESIA, REGINA HONG
368 ILLAO, LADY LALAINE SANGGALANG
369 IMPERIAL, ERIC JOHN MARTICIO
370 IMPERIO, DEMSEY JOHN BAAY
371 INABAYASHI, AKEMI CAYABYAB
372 INARIO, MARK ANTHONY CABALLERO
373 INDAMMOG, CESAR MARK AMANGAO
374 INGKING, HIGE ALVINOR UCAT
375 INSON, ROMMEL ILAGAN
376 INTAL, JOEY EDWARD BARBADO
377 INTIA, CLARIZE MAGTIRA
378 JACINTO, DARWIN DOMINGO
379 JACINTO, MARY JOAN SANTOS
380 JALLA, ANGELI-KATHRYN CALURA
381 JAMILANO, HARLENE KAYE SALAZAR
382 JAMON, MELVIN YUZON
383 JANOLINO, DIANE REYES
384 JAO-JAO, CARMELITO JR GUILANG
385 JARAMILLO, MARIA CATHERINE ABALOS
386 JAVIER, IVY GENE REVELO
387 JAVIER, JERIC ALLAN GARON
388 JAVIER, PAUL TORQUISET
389 JAVINES, MA REGINA MACARAIG
390 JERESANO, SUZETTE SAMBAJON
391 JIMENEZ, ONGINEV TARANTAN
392 JIMENEZ, TIMOTHY JOHN MANGILIMAN
393 JONOS, JEFFERSON JIMENEZ
394 JOREN, KRISHNA DEMANDANTE
395 JOSE, JESSICA JULIA CALAGUAS
396 JOSE, JOHN ERNEST FRANCISCO
397 JOSE, MARY GRACE CUNANAN
398 JOSE, ROLAN KRISTOFER ROSALES
399 JUACALLA, JOBELLE SANTOS
400 KARAAN, ANNA KATRINA INES
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401 KASALA, MARIA ASHLEIY CYRIL AQUINO
402 KEWAN, KATHRINE BELEO
403 KING, JON RHEY VERSOZA
404 KUHONTA, HAZEL ARAGO
405 LABATIAO, ARTHUR DE LA CRUZ
406 LACCAY, FRANCIS PAOLO RAZA
407 LADRA, LEAHMOR PASCUAL
408 LAGAC, REI ANGELO MENDOZA
409 LAGUA, ADRIAN GARCIA
410 LAGURA, JULIE BELANO
411 LANSANGAN, NIEGELE PINEDA
412 LAPAZ, CHRISTOPHER RYAN DANONG
413 LAQUINDANUM, KEN MICHAEL GASPAR
414 LASTRILLA, LEO LATORRE
415 LATOGA, TYRON KEVIN FONSECA
416 LAVARO, JODIE LOU AGONCILLO
417 LAVEGA, MON PAOLO HECHANOVA
418 LAYON, EINST DARYL MANZANAS
419 LAZADA, REX DONDOYANO
420 LAZARO, JOHN RUSSEL BARTOLOME
421 LAZO, SARAH JANE MARTINEZ
422 LEDSEY, MARICAR ABANCE
423 LEGASPI, ENRICO JOSEPH DIMATATAC
424 LEGASPI, JOSE MARIA VILLAR
425 LEGASPI, ROMMEL CASCO
426 LICUAN, MATTHEW FERRERAS
427 LIGSAY, BERNADETTE EUGERIO
428 LIM, ADRIAN WARREN ONG
429 LIM, GEM MARIELLE MENDOZA
430 LIM, KARLO SEBALLOS
431 LIM, MICHELLE DUBOUZET
432 LIMPIADO, ATHENA DENICE YARTE
433 LINAG, JAWORSKI DUKA
434 LINGA, MARC ANTHONY ADIAO
435 LINGAD, GRACIA MARIE ADAPON
436 LINGAD, GRAZIELLE ADAPON
437 LITERATO, GLENN MELCHOR PATTEY
438 LLAGAS, ARIES AGGABAO
439 LLANES, PAOLO JOSE PASCUA
440 LLORCA, CHRISTIAN CERTEZA
441 LO, EDZON ARJEROI BONGARES
442 LO, MIKEE LORRAINE BECINA
443 LOFRANCO, NESTLE JOHN HISOLA
444 LOMBRES, KATHRINE GREFIEL
445 LOO, GILBERT LEE
446 LOPERA, MELVIN TAYAG
447 LOPEZ, ALEXUS STAMATELAKY
448 LOPEZ, GALILEO ACOMPAÑADO
449 LOPEZ-VITO, MA ISABELA IMPERIAL
450 LORESCO, DON ANDREW PAMPLONA
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451 LOYOLA, MILCAH PAULA DIMACALI
452 LUBUGUIN, VINCENT XAVIER LEUS
453 LUCAS, FRANCES JOIE GUERRERO
454 LUCIDO, DEMAR RIVERA
455 LUCINARIO, BURT BIMBO FLORALDE
456 LUCIO, RIZAL ERNESTO JR BARRO
457 LUMAY, MARY JOY ESMAN
458 LUTO, ANTHONY TY
459 MABILANGAN, JEAN ESAGRE
460 MACARAEG, MARIA RITA KRISTINA SALAMEDA
461 MACATANGAY, ABIGAIL DE LOS REYES
462 MACATANGAY, JELMAR SALGADO
463 MACEDA, SHEILA MARIE MARQUEZ
464 MADALI, FLORANTE JR VALDEZ
465 MAGALLANES, KHARYL MAY CASASUS
466 MAGLAQUI, JENNIFER SUELILA
467 MAGTANONG, STEPHANY MAPILE
468 MALATE, RON JOSEF JAVIER
469 MALIG-ON, IEISYA LYN UMALI
470 MALIG-ON, JOY GIDEON CALAMBA
471 MALINAO, RACHELLE MORILLA
472 MALLETE, GARY MONREAL
473 MANALAYSAY, JOHN PAUL TOLENTINO
474 MANALO, MICHELLE LALAINE RAYMUNDO
475 MANANKIL, JERVIN AUSTRIA
476 MARA, MARIA RICA BARDELOZA
477 MARALAG, KEVIN RALPH GUINTO
478 MARANAN, ROMMEL SUNTO
479 MARCELINO, ALVIN ESPINO
480 MARCOS, RONNIE OREÑA
481 MARGALLO, IVAN MIKHAIL SUERTE
482 MARIANO, LADY ALEXIS TRINIDAD
483 MARPURI, STEPHANIE MAE MARCELINO
484 MARTIN, JOHN MARK SORIANO
485 MARTIN, MIGUEL PAOLO RATILLA
486 MARTINEZ, CHRISELLE LACSINA
487 MARTINEZ, FERLYN LAOLAO
488 MARTO, CHRISTINE JOY OGAYON
489 MARZO, JIMMY SORIANO
490 MASANGKAY, JOEL VALBUENA
491 MATEO, DARYL JEFFERSON WONG
492 MATUGUINAS, MARK MANZANARES
493 MATURGO, KRISTINE FELAIRE
494 MAURICIO, EDELYN MILITAR
495 MEDIANA, ELEAZAR LEO AGRIPA
496 MELO, JESSA AGUSTIN
497 MENDOZA, ANNA DOMINIQUE MACARAIG
498 MENDOZA, KHRISTINE ODO
499 MENDOZA, SELENA FAITH ACILO
500 MENES, CHENLEE ORESCA
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501 MENESES, EVANGELINE AQUINO
502 MENOR, MICHAEL JAY GUERRERO
503 MERCADO, MARK JOSEPH GARCIA
504 MERINDO, RAY ADRIAN CARABEO
505 MESINA, ALYSSON RIVERA
506 METRILLO, IBARRA ERA
507 MICLAT, GENEVIEVE BALANAY
508 MILLORA, MATTHEW MARK ABUAN
509 MIRABALLES, ANTHONY ALTURA
510 MISTULA, JUDEL MONDARES
511 MONGCOPA, CHARLESTON ARAÑAS
512 MONTENEGRO, CHARLEENE CLAIRE EDIG
513 MONTOYA, JAMES ROBINSON JR VENZON
514 MORADA, JAN HENRICK FABELLARE
515 MORALES, EMMERSON GONZALES
516 MORALES, MICHAEL JHON COLLE
517 MORANTE, JINSEY JOY JOSON
518 MUZARES, JONEL MONDARES
519 NABONG, ROMEO II JUGUILON
520 NABOR, FRANCISCO ANTONIO PALAD
521 NACITA, ARGIE GEVERO
522 NARAG, JEFF HENRICH MALABANAN
523 NARANJO, ZHARDEI ALYSON VALDEZ
524 NASARON, FATIMA TAISHA YUSOP
525 NAVARRO, CHRISTIAN PEREZ
526 NAVARRO, ROGELIB MATUTO
527 NAVOA, JERMALYN MATOZA
528 NAÑASCA, KRISTINE ANN LAPITAN
529 NEPACENA, RECHELLE ARSOLACIA
530 NG, MERRYLL MALLARI
531 NIETO, SARAH ELIZABETH DIMAAPI
532 NIEVES, KEVIN JAGMIS
533 NIMER, ALVIN LADISLAO
534 NOBLEZA, IAN ALVER TRINIDAD
535 NUNAG, MARY LOUISE VELOSO
536 OAFALLAS, CHRISTINE ANGELA ALMERIA
537 OBCIANA, JOHN RYAN SIAL
538 OCAMPO, JAM MARRON BUNAYOG
539 OCAMPO, NIKKO TORRES
540 OCHAVE, AMELITO JR DE GUZMAN
541 OCLARINO, ANNA STEPHANIE BEA CRUZ
542 OCTAVO, JOHN PAULO SERIOZA
543 OLASO, ELIZABETH CABALO
544 OLIVENZA, ALLAN ROY BESINA
545 ONA, NICOMARC REMOROSA
546 ONDIVILLA, EPHRAIM GARCIA
547 ONG, RENATO JR TINGZON
548 ONG, ROLAND BRYLLE RUALES
549 ONG SITCO, ROBERT JR MIONA
550 OPERARIO, RAMON PJ CABIGON
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551 OPINA, ROBIETTE ANGELO
552 ORAA, REGIL ORANDE
553 ORBETA, MA PATRICIA GARCIA
554 ORDIZ, ROJAN PAUL LAZARO
555 ORIAS, DENMARK BINGHAY
556 ORTEGA, SHERRY ANNE BANZON
557 OSEÑA, HANNAHDEE PARDO
558 PABALATE, BENJIE REY JOSAFAT
559 PABIONA, ANGELIA DAWN PALOMA
560 PABLO, IDA LOREN FLAMINIANO
561 PADILLA, ABIGAIL TRIVINIO
562 PAGADOR, RANDOLPH PADLA
563 PAGUIBITAN, MANUEL JR MANAOIS
564 PAJO, MELBOURNE ABELLANA
565 PAJUELAS, ANDREA TEPACE
566 PALATTAO, MICHAEL KR REYES
567 PALCONIT, ROBERTO JR PUROG
568 PALICTE, HERMIS FRUFONGA
569 PALISOC, MYCHAL JOHNEDEL ORENSE
570 PAMINTUAN, JUNAR MENDOZA
571 PAMINTUAN, KYZIA MARI BUENAVISTA
572 PANDAY, JESSICA BAYSIC
573 PANES, SHEALTIEL PAUL ARANG
574 PANGILINAN, AUDI CORREA
575 PANGILINAN, RONNEL ESPIRITU
576 PANIQUE, DEXTER JOHN GUERRA
577 PANIZALES, ALVIN JOHN TAN
578 PANTALEON, GENEEN ANNE FRANCISCO
579 PAPA, JOSEPTH TIAMSON
580 PAPASIN, JONATHAN ASENJO
581 PARCON, ARWINA KIMBERLY TANG
582 PAREL, MAR BIEN GREGORY GADACHO
583 PAREL, REINERIO CABATOTAN
584 PARIS, PHRIENCESS ARENAS
585 PARNASO, MARY CHRISTIEVAL VILLARETE
586 PARUNGAO, JOHN AURELIO FAJARDO
587 PASCUA, HENRIX ENGELO DIMAPILIS
588 PASCUAL, ERIK LARANANG
589 PASCUAL, MARK ALLAN REYES
590 PASTOR, DANIEL CHRISTOPHER ELARDO
591 PASTORAL, ANNA LAURA DECENA
592 PAVIA, YVONNE BALISORO
593 PAYADE, LLOYD CANDELARIA
594 PAYUMO, JERICO PINEDA
595 PEDRO, EDRIN KAYE CRUZA
596 PEDROCHE, RACHEL SANTOS
597 PELONIO, LIONEL TALISAY
598 PERALTA, GEMINIÑO BANTIQUE
599 PERIANES, PAULO SAN DIEGO
600 PERICO, NOEL BOLUS
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601 PEÑAROYO, MICHAEL JAY MALANGIS
602 PICO, JOHNDY BAUTISTA
603 PIEDRAVERDE, ANGELI MAE BOLONGAITA
604 PINEDA, TATIANA ARIANNE PINEDA
605 PINGUL, JOMMEL GONZALO
606 PINLAC, JOHN CLEMENCE MANGANTI
607 PINPIN, JOHN RYAN AQUINO
608 PIQUERO, MARK CHRISTIAN DOGUILES
609 PLOFINO, SHERWIN QUIÑONES
610 POJO, JENNY PALERMO
611 POLICIOS, RYAN RIZON
612 POLIS, LIMUEL SUNDY BISCARRA
613 POSTRADO, GILBERT LAYLAY
614 PROVIDO, MICAH JIREH LUCEÑO
615 PUACHE, JOHN MICHAEL ALMARIEGO
616 PUNSALAN, RONNIE PINEDA
617 QUIJANO, MIGUEL MATTHEW ARAOS
618 QUILALANG, MARK ANGELO DACPANO
619 QUINES, MARK FRANCIS VERDON
620 QUIRANTE, ALYSSA CAMILLE CURIANO
621 QUIZON, CHERRILYN CAYETANO
622 QUIZON, MARIA CRISTINA RODRIGUEZ
623 RABINO, ROMY ALMANZOR
624 RADA, VIANN PAOLO CUEVAS
625 RAGEL, LEXPHIL JOHN BORILLO
626 RAMAS, RODEL JUNTILLA
627 RAMOS, ARNEL MAÑIBO
628 RAMOS, LOUIE JEFF MELINDO
629 RAMOS, MA CONCEPCION ACOSTA
630 RAMOS, RODELON MARQUEZ
631 RANARA, REYGIE OCIONES
632 RANAY, MIA LEE PALOMA
633 RAQUEL, RUSSEL RAVALO
634 RASONABLE, KEN FORTICH
635 REBANAL, MITCHIE GAIL REYEG
636 REGINO, RANDOLPH TRISTAN SABEROLA
637 REGULACION, MARK ANTHONY TOREGOZA
638 RENDON, ARJAY QUIÑONES
639 RENOLAYAN, DAN BRIAN SARIPE
640 RENON, REGINE CHAVEZ
641 RESURRECCION, RANNY GUSTO
642 RETAMAL, IAN ZINGALAWA
643 REVILLA, JOHN CARLO CADIENTE
644 REYES, CATHYLOU INFANTE
645 REYES, EMMALYN GERONA
646 REYES, MICHAEL VINCENT FORONDA
647 REYES, RAISSA MARIEL NIEVERA
648 RICOHERMOSO, RESHYL VILLANUEVA
649 RIVERA, EMMYLOU DIMARUCUT
650 RIVERA, MARWEN ALMORFE
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651 RIVERA, PENNY REYES
652 RIVERA, REYNALD NAGUIAT
653 ROBANTE, JELLYN RAMOS
654 ROBINES, RAZEL RANCE
655 RODRIGUEZ, JANICE SOLOMON
656 RONQUILLO, VINCENT TIBAR
657 ROSALES, RON HAROLD ANGULO
658 ROSALIN, RYAN AQUINO
659 ROSARIO, JENNIFER LAXAMANA
660 RUFIN, BETHA LOU GARDE
661 RUIZ, ROEL GUZMAN
662 RULLODA, AR PUGNA
663 RUNAS, KATHLEEN ILAGAN
664 RUSIT, FRANCIS JOSEPH OCHARAN
665 SAAVEDRA, JAY CLENT BAYNOSA
666 SABADO, PEPITO JR ASPERAS
667 SAGARINO, CHARISSE ESPINOSA
668 SAGUINSIN, EUNICE SAMSON
669 SAGUIPED, JOSE NORMAN CATAPANG
670 SALAYOG, JOEL SEGUIN
671 SALAZAR, BERMIN BORONG
672 SALUDARES, VINCENT CAMATO
673 SALVADOR, DIONISIO III CHUA
674 SALVADOR, RYAN RAY NOGOY
675 SAMIN, KRISTOFFERSON PADILLA
676 SAMSON, KATRINE ANGELICA DALANGIN
677 SAN JOSE, MARIE JAZZMEEN SAPANHILA
678 SANGAHIN, DENVER RAY CAMOTA
679 SANTAROMANA, GIO FRANCO GOHU
680 SANTIAGO, EVARICA FERRER
681 SANTOCILDES, NORIEL GUELOS
682 SANTOS, JENNIELYN DELA CRUZ
683 SANTOS, JEOFFREY BERNARDINO
684 SANTOS, KENNETH MARK CAÑETE
685 SANTOS, MAGNO DELA CRUZ
686 SANTOS, MAIPHEE ALMONTE
687 SANTOS, REYSON CAPARIÑO
688 SANTOS, THOMAS ADRIAN III AMORSOLO
689 SAPANG, CHRISTIAN NACO
690 SAQUIDO, JOHN ERICSON RUIZ
691 SARABIA, ALEXANDER II BARCELONA
692 SARDIÑA, MARY ROSE ESCOTE
693 SARMIENTO, FRANKLIN TULABUT
694 SEE, LHYNIE SOLANERO
695 SERDONCILLO, JELLY ANN BALASANOS
696 SERIOSA, JERALD BUEN
697 SEVA, PHYLL PATRICK LAMZON
698 SIBAYAN, JUNE RANDOLPH CANCINO
699 SICABALO, GRACE SARGENTO
700 SINOHIN, DANIKA PAULA GURAMEN
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
ARCHITECT LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on JANUARY 17 & 19, 2014 Page: 16 of 17
Released on JANUARY 24, 2014
Seq. No. N a m e
701 SIOCHI, ANGELO GABRIEL DELA CRUZ
702 SISCAR, JEFF ALLEN VELARDE
703 SISON, MONIQUE MUÑOZ
704 SOLIS, JASMINE VILLORA
705 SOLLESTRE, ADRIAN JOSE ALBOTRA
706 SONON, MERCK ANICETO ASCAÑO
707 SORIANO, KHIMBERLYN GALLESTRE
708 SORIANO, RICHARD BAQUIRAN
709 STO TOMAS, DOWNEY JAMES BALETA
710 SUAREZ, MATTHEW JAMESON MONCE
711 SUBA-AN, TEODORO JR MORALES
712 SUBALA, MA CRISTINA DUMANDAN
713 SUENING, JOANNA MARY BUAN
714 SUPNET, JOSE TALUBAN
715 SUSTIGUER, MANILYN SIMORA
716 SUYOM, RAULITO JR ESPERO
717 SUÑE, ERNAND STEVEN MOGATO
718 SY, APRIL JOANNE CUERPO
719 SY, MARVIN CHUA
720 TABIOS, ROSE ANN MATEO
721 TADEO, JEFFERSON MAMACLAY
722 TALAVERA, ARVIN MAGLALANG
723 TALAVERA, TRAICY SANTOS
724 TALDE, RICKY JAY TRAJE
725 TAMAYO, EMMANUEL RAY PABLICO
726 TAPIZ, PHILIPE MICHAEL CHAVEZ
727 TAPURO, JAY MARC ILABAN
728 TAYAO, GLECIE BERNARDO
729 TEJADA, RAINIER ODIEM
730 TEK-ING, RANDY PLACER
731 TIBAR, PAUL DEXTER TEOFILO
732 TIBIG, JO-ANN MORAL
733 TING, TRINA DOSDOS
734 TIO, JOHN CHRISTOPHER CHAN
735 TIONG, CZARINA KRYZIA CARYL SO
736 TIOPEZ, JUNER ELLORAN
737 TOLEDO, KARLA MIDES CASTRO
738 TOLENTINO, JUNN RUSSELL GUMIA
739 TONG, JOSE HENDERZON DULTRA
740 TORCELLA, JOHN PAUL SUCALDITO
741 TORIBIO, MARIA WILMA DE LEON
742 TORREFIEL, ELIEZER KLENT TRINIDAD
743 TORRENTIRA, GINA DIAZ
744 TRINIDAD, JORGE BENEDICT CASTILLO
745 TUPAZ, NORIEL JEANNE TORO
746 ULEP, MENARD JIM BUTAY
747 UNDAYAG, PHILIP CAESAR MAON
748 URBANO, RENZ LOUISE LIMUCO
749 URLANDA, KHAREN UNTALAN
750 UY, DAVID LU
Roll of Successful Examinees in the
ARCHITECT LICENSURE EXAMINATION
Held on JANUARY 17 & 19, 2014 Page: 17 of 17
Released on JANUARY 24, 2014
Seq. No. N a m e
751 UY, HANNALYN DY
752 UY, PATRICK TE
753 UY, PATRICK EDISON MABAYO
754 VALDEZ, HENRY ARENAS
755 VALDEZ, JOANNE BUCBUCALON
756 VALENCIA, DEXTER GALLEGO
757 VALENCIA, MARION GLENN AGUILAR
758 VALENCIA, RAYMOND DELA CRUZ
759 VALENCIANO, DONDI EDWARD OCAMPO
760 VALENCIANO, GLORIA ANNA MAE CARANAY
761 VARONA, FAICER JUNE BASILAN
762 VARQUEZ, NELSON CALIPUSAN
763 VASQUEZ, JEMARIE SILVESTRE
764 VELASQUEZ, QUEENIE GARCIA
765 VENUS, LAURA MAY RABULAN
766 VER, ROYANNA MAE RIVERA
767 VERCELES, ALEJANDRO JOSEPH EVANGELISTA
768 VERGA, VIRGILIO JR HANDUGAN
769 VERGARA, EDMOND TAGUBA
770 VICENTE, MARIA ANGELICA SANTIAGO
771 VILLA, RENATO JR DONES
772 VILLAFRANCA, DANIELLE CASIPIT
773 VILLAFRANCA, JEPRAM REY OCHOA
774 VILLAMAR, CIELO MARIE CABRERA
775 VILLAMORA, ALVIN LORREN GUTIERREZ
776 VILLANUEVA, MARIDELLE BUSA
777 VILLANUEVA, RAFAEL ERAN
778 VILLAVIZA, GREGORIO JR LEGASPI
779 VIRAY, MARK PETER VISDA
780 YAMSON, ADRIAN MIÑAO
781 YAP, ADRIAN IBAÑEZ
782 YAP, ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ
783 YBAROLA, JERALD CARL MANCENIDO
784 YLARDE, JOHN RAY DE VERA
785 YUMANG, ALLEN MARTIN SAN JOSE
786 YUPANO, ANGELA MARTINEZ
787 ZARASPE, JOSE ANDRO RAMOS
788 ZATA, JETRO CORTEZ
789 ZERDA, DICKY BOY JUMAO-AS
790 ZHENG, RODNEY AARON YU
791 ZOMIL, REXEL ZAPICO
792 ZUÑIGA, ISABELLE MONIQUE CAEDO
793 ZUÑIGA, JANICE BALLESTER
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View the performance of schools here.

Registration for the issuance of Professional Identification Card (ID) and Certificate of Registration will start on February 3, 2014 but not later than February 5, 2014. Those who will register are required to bring the following: duly accomplished Oath Form or Panunumpa ng Propesyonal, current Community Tax Certificate (cedula), 1 piece passport size picture (colored with white background and complete name tag), 2 sets of metered documentary stamps and 1 short brown envelope with name and profession and to pay the Initial Registration Fee of P600 and Annual Registration Fee of P450 for 2014-2017. Successful examinees should personally register and sign in the Roster of Registered Professionals.

The date and venue for the mass oathtaking of the successful examinees in the said licensure examination WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER, PRC said.

January 2014 Architecture board exam covers the following subjects: history and theory of architecture, principles of planning, architecture practice, utilities systems, structural conceptualization, building materials and construction (January 17) and architectural design and site planning (January 19).

In the same period last year, the agency released ALE results after eight (8) working days. 816 out of 1,557 new architects were named by the agency.

In June 2013 exams, results were released in four (4) working days after the last day of examination. 901 out of 1,767 passed the Architect Licensure Examination (ALE).

In January and July 2013, none of the schools have been qualified for the top performing school rank per commission resolution No. 2010-547 series of 2010.

UP-Diliman graduate topped January 2013 ALE with 87.60 percent grade while Ateneo de Davao University graduate took top spot for June 2013 with 86.00 rating.

According to PRC, Mapua Institute of Technology (MIT) is the only top performing school in the January 2014 Architect board exam in accordance with Commission Resolution No. 2010-547 series of 2010:

WITH 50 OR MORE EXAMINEES AND WITH AT LEAST 80% PASSING PERCENTAGE.

MAPUA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-MANILA - 41 out of 50 examinees passed (82%)

PERFORMANCE OF SCHOOLS

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Quiz on Rule 7 & 8 of the NBCP

Here's a Sample Quiz on Day 2 of the Architecture Board Exam pertaining to Rules 7 & 8 of the NBCP.

There will be 3 questions randomly picked from a database of 9 questions.
Each time you take the quiz, there will be different questions appearing. Enjoy!!!



Take the Exam again HERE.

Take the Exam in LARGE SCREEN FORMAT HERE.

For more sample problems, take the Design Quiz Pack together with other quizzes below:

Basic Quizzes Pack: P1,250.00
Design Quiz Pack: P1,000.00
Full Quizzes Pack: P2,000.00 (with Basic and Design Quizzes)
Full Handy Quizzes Pack: P2,250.00 (with Basic and Design Quizzes + SWF files for 50-item quizzes for cellphone/tablet use)

email: raegab@yahoo.com for details

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Architecture Board Exams Reviewer

Here is an enjoyable way to review for the architecture board exams. The flash quizzes are now available in SWF file format which could be played on Android phones, as well as tablets (you only need to download an app for SWF file viewer). You can therefore review anywhere you go whenever you have the opportunity.
To learn more, enroll in our Architecture Board Exams Review Courses. Click HERE for details.

Try other Arki Quizzes HERE

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Reviewing at home for the Architecture Board Exams

Here is a sample quiz to gauge your preparations for the Day 1 afternoon session of the Architects board exams. The quiz covers the subjects Structural Conceptualization, Building Materials and Methods of Construction and Building Utilities Systems (Plumbing, Sanitary, Electrical, Mechanical, Auxiliary Systems). Some questions in the recent board exams given in Day 1 pm are included in this compilation of more than 1,500+ questions. Try this quiz as part of your review.

There are 50 questions in this Quiz. You may repeat the quiz by refreshing your browser and different questions will appear.. Enjoy!!!

Password: atlascped



To learn more, enroll in our Architecture Board Exams Review Courses. Click HERE for details.


Try other Arki Quizzes HERE

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Review Schedule for June 2014 LEA

Review Schedule for June 2014 LEA

Basic Comprehensive Review:
MWF Section; starts Jan. 27, 2014
Sat Section: starts Feb. 1, 2014

Design and Rule 7&8: (6 meetings)
Sec. 1: starts Feb. 9, 2014
Sec. 2: starts Feb. 16, 2014
Sec. 3: starts Mar. 2, 2014
Sec. 4: starts Mar. 23, 2014
Sec. 5: starts Mar. 30, 2014
Sec. 6: starts Mar. 30, 2014

Review Fee:
Basic: Php8,500.00
Design: Php 3,500.00

call 02-4126364
email to uapcommunication@yahoo.com

SLOTS LIMITED TO 60 students ONLY!

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A Brief History on Architectural Education in the Philippines

The first Filipino recorded architect was Felix Roxas y Arroyo, born circa 1820 in Manila.

Prior to American colonization, the architectural profession was essentially embodied by the maestro de obras (literally translated as “master builder”). There was no actual title of “architect.” Instead, the maestro de obras was responsible for the construction and supervision over the erection of public and private structures.

The nearest form of architectural education during the Spanish period was the Escuela Practica y Profesional de Artes y Oficios de Manila, which was established by the Spanish government in 1890. Among the first graduates of this school were Arcadio Arellano, Juan Carreon, Julio Hernandez, and Isidro Medina.

Later, private schools, such as the Liceo de Manila, were established in 1900, granting the academic title of maestro de obras. Francisco Agraran, Carlos Diaz, Antonio Goguico, Angel Tampinco, and Zoilo Villanueva were among the first graduates of the Liceo.

The Liceo, together with the Academia de Arquitectura y Agrimensura de Filipinas, the first professional organization of architects, engineers, and surveyors, founded in 1902, offered a four-year course in civil engineering and architecture in 1904.

Beginning in 1903, the Insular government had launched a scholarship program that allowed Filipino students to pursue university education in the United States known as the pensionado program.

The first recipient of the (pensionado program) scholarship for architecture was Carlos A. Barretto, who received academic training at the Drexel Institute of Philadelphia.

Antonio Toledo stood out as the youngest pensionado when he was sent to the United States to study architecture at the age of sixteen. He was one of the pioneer professors of Mapua Institute of Technology founded by his fellow pensionado Tomas Mapua and taught there until 1967. He designed the National Museum of the Philippines, Leyte Provincial Capitol, Manila City Hall, Cebu Provincial Capitol, Bureau of Customs, Department of Tourism & Finance Buildings.

Tomas Mapua holds the distinction of being the first registered Architect of the Philippines. He was a known civic leader in Manila. He once became a councilor of Manila. He founded the Mapua Institute of Technology. Buildings Librada Avelino Hall, Centro Escolar University J. Mapua Memorial Hall, Mapua Institute of Technology Pier 7.

Juan M. Arellano, was a Filipino architect, best known for Manila's Metropolitan Theater (1935), Legislative Building (1926), now houses the National Museum of the Philippines), the Manila Central Post Office Building (1926), the Cebu Provincial Capitol (1937), the Bank of the Philippine Islands Cebu Main Branch (1940), and the Jones Bridge. Other Buildings were the Manila Central Post Office, Manila Metropolitan Theater, National Museum of the Philippines, Jaro Municipal Building Center for West Visayan Studies and Museum, UP Visayas Cebu Provincial Capitol, Jones Bridge, Malcolm Hall, University of the Philippines, Diliman.

These pensionados, together with the maestro de obras Arcadio Arellano and Tomas Arguelles, formed the first generation of Filipino architects. All six had individual distinctions to claim. Arcadio Arellano was the first Filipino to be employed by the Americans as one of their architectural advisors. Carlos Barreto was the first Filipino architect with an academic degree from abroad, the Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, from which he graduated in 1907. He became one of the pioneering staff of the Division of Architecture. Tomas Arguelles was known as a public administrator who advocated the enforcement of the Building Code of Manila. Antonio Toledo was a master of the Neoclassic style and was among the first architect educators.

In 1930, the University of Santo Tomas (UST) established its School of Architecture and Fine Arts. Soon after, Adamson University opened its architecture program in 1941. That same year, the Philippine College of Design was founded and it recruited the luminaries of the design profession in the Philippines as its Faculty. Other schools of architecture outside Manila would also institute architecture courses after World War II, such as the Cebu Institute of Technology (1946) and Mindanao Colleges (1953).

The curriculum for the Bachelor of Science in Architecture at the University of Santo Tomas and the Mapua Institute of Technology reflected this French school lineage through the emphasis on rendered drawings and perspectives, highly symmetrical planning and massing, and Classical Revival preferences in details and motifs.

From 1930 to 1966 the Program of Architecture was4 years . In 1967 a new 5 year program was introduced with a total of 210 units. The first graduates of this 5 year program was in 1972.

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June 2014 Architecture Board Exams Review Schedule

Registration is now open for the review seminars for the June 2014 Architecture Board Exams.

For more information, email to uapcommunication@yahoo.com or call 02-412-63-64

Fee:
Basic - P8,500.00
Design - P3,500.00
Refresher - P3,500.00

The Licensure Exam for Architects will be held on June 13 and 15, 2014 in Manila.

Here is a practice quiz which could be very useful to those who cannot attend regular review classes and supplement those who are attending review classes. Rule 7 & 8 of the Revised IRR of the NBCP is a topic not taught in schools but is a major topic in Day 2 of the exams.

The quiz comes with solutions for every answers. It has a database of more than 400 questions, including determining the development controls from the NBCP like Allowable Maximum Building Footprint (AMBF), Percentage of Site Occupancy (PSO), Total Open Space within Lot (TOSL), Impervious Surface Area (ISA), Unpaved Surface Area (USA), Floor to Lot Area Area (FLAR), Maximum Allowable Construction Area (MACA), Gross Floor Area (GFA), Total Gross Floor Area (TGFA), Building Height Limit (BHL), Allowable Maximum Volume of Building (AMVB), etc.

If you order Design and the other quizzes, it will be at a discounted rate of only P2,000.00

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