UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES The Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects UAP National Headquarters, 53 Scout Rallos Street, Quezon City, Philippines
MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
CHAPTER QUEZON CITY MONTH OF JANUARY 2018 CHAPTER PRESIDENT MARIA CARLA G. EPINO CONTACT NUMBERS +639178900923 / 456-6616 DATE January 31, 2018 EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] SUBMITTED
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ACTIVITY NO. 01-001-2018 Title of Activity CHAPTER DECEMBER BOARD MEETING Date January 4, 2018 Gerry’s Grille, Matalino St., Brgy. Total Attendees 11 – Officers/ Chairpersons and Advisers Venue Central QC Objective of the To discuss / Finalize Programs and Plans for January / February / March Activities for the Chapter Activity Type of Activity GMM Seminar x Socio-Civic Others ______Activity in line with x Profession x Professional x Professional Organization Professional Product 4Ps Activity in support of the UAP x Unity Accountability x Professional Excellence corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos:
UAP QUEZON CITY CHAPTER 7th REGULAR BOARD MEETING
The UAPQC 7th Regular Board Meeting at Gerry’s Grill, Matalino St., QC was presided by our Chapter President Ar. Maria Carla Epino. In attendance were 9 officers and chairpersons with 2 advisers.. The board meeting started at 6:30pm.
Discussed were the Lakbay Lokal for 2018 with the theme Ärt Capital of the Philippines: TOUR WITHIN THE ARTIST’S HAVEN”, January General Membership Meeting on January 31 and CPD Seminar with the topic “Accounting for non-Accountants” and nomination night at MAX”S Restaurant, Sct. Tuason, QC. The new topic for January GMM will be “ Hospitality Design “ with our resource Speaker Ar. Melencio Manalo , fuap. The CPD Seminar with the Topic “ Accounting for non-Accountants” will be scheduled for March GMM.
Other matters discussed were: the updating of membership files (new members) on the Masterfile that was turned-over by Ar. Jaysen Montoya,
The Board Meeting was adjourned at 10:30pm.
By Ar. Mae Ferrer
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 1 of 3 JANUARY REGULAR BOARD MEETING GERRY’S GRILLE RESTAURANT , Matalino St., QC / January 4, 2018
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MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
CHAPTER QUEZON CITY MONTH OF JANUARY 2018 CHAPTER PRESIDENT MARIA CARLA G. EPINO CONTACT NUMBERS +639178900923 / 456-6616 DATE January 31, 2018 EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] SUBMITTED
CHAPTER ACTIVITIES UNDERTAKEN DURING THE MONTH Indicate your chapter activities undertaken during the month such as Chapter GMM, Professional Development Seminars, Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives,
ACTIVITY NO. 02-001-2018 Title of Activity LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 Date January 13, 2018 Angono, Cardona, Morong, Antipolo Total Attendees 35 – Chapter Officers/ Members /Non Members Venue Rizal Objective of the Tour of the Art Haven of the Philippines Activity Type of Activity GMM Seminar x Socio-Civic Others ______Activity in line with x Profession x Professional x Professional Organization Professional Product 4Ps Activity in support of the UAP x Unity Accountability x Professional Excellence corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos: LAKBAY LOKAL 2018
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Known as the “Art Capital of the Philippines,” the town of Angono in Rizal province is ideal for those looking for a unique art and food tour near Manila. Home to the famed Angono- Binangonan Petrogylphs (the oldest known work of art in the country), quirky folk art museums and restaurants serving native and exotic cuisine, Angono offers an alternative destination for weekend food trips. UAP Quezon City embarked on a Lakbay Lokal 2018 tour of Rizal Province, held last January 13, 2018. 35 Chapter members participated on this Local tour. Both educational and food trip was the highlight of the Lokal Tour.
Angono is a bit underrated compared to popular foodie destinations like Tagaytay and Pampanga. But if you’re into folk art and food, it can be an interesting road trip destination for those based in the metro. It’s easy enough to get here by public or private transportation. I prefer driving a motorcycle because you can avoid the traffic. We usually pass Angono going to Art’s hometown in Binangonan, so we’ve managed to sample a lot of the restaurants in the area over the years. But I’m highlighting the ones where you can enjoy food and local art/culture at the same time.
Angono is best known for celebrating the Higantes Festival, a fiesta held in honor of San Clemente, which is celebrated with a procession of higantes or gian paper mache effigies, which have become a symbol of the local culture. You can see Higantes and festival masks and heads decorating a lot of the local restaurants. For those who want to get a taste of Angono’s distinctive folk art with native cuisine, here are my top picks of where to eat there.
Nemiranda Arthouse and Atelier Museum Cafe Nemiranda Arthouse and Atelier Museum Cafe is a family art museum owned by renowned Angono artist Nemesio R. Miranda (more popularly known as Nemiranda) who specializes in paintings and sculptures celebrating the rural scenery and figures from folklore.
The Atelier Museum Cafe serves local specialties like fried itik (duck), pesang dalag (stewed mudfish), sinigang na kanduli (a type of catfish), alongside regular Pinoy staples like tapsilog, grilled liempo, chicken barbecue and pork sisig at affordable prices.
AngNewNo Arts Design Cafe AngNewNo Arts Design Cafe gives a more modern spin to folk art and food. The cafe’s name is the shortened version of the term “Ang New Angono” (The New Angono) and the place serves as a gallery for aspiring artists.
St. Jerome Parish Church (also known as Morong Church) is a Roman Catholic church located in Morong, Rizal, Philippines. It was built under forced labor during the Spanish colonization in the country, where men, women, and even children had to dig stones from a hill called Kay Ngaya; lime from the stones of the mountain Kay Maputi; and sand and gravel from Morong River.
The National Shrine Of Our Lady Of Peace And Good Voyage
The Antipolo Cathedral, also known as National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage, is one of the most well-known destinations in Antipolo. It is also a popular pilgrimage site among Catholics in the Philippines and other neighboring countries. The church was first established and was governed by the Jesuits in 1591. The church houses the image of Nuestra Senora de la Paz y Buenviaje.
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 2 of 15 Carlos “Botong” Francisco's Ancestral House and Angono Street Murals
Muralist and National Artist for Visual Arts, Carlos “Botong” Francisco’s ancestral house is situated at Dona Aurora Street, Poblacion Itaas, Angono Rizal. His house serves as his museum where in his studio and belongings are well taken care of. Carlos “Botong” Francisco is known for reviving and practicing the art of mural for almost three decades. He is fond of using rural scenes and town folks as his subject. His famous work of art includes the Portrait of Purita, The Invasion of Limahong, Bayanihan, Fiesta and Sandugo. Aside from being a muralist “Botong” is also a poet and a scriptwriter. He wrote scripts for Genghs Khan, Tatlong Labuyo and Puto na Kampilan. His grandson Carlos “Totong” Francisco II manages the museum, like his grandfather, “Totong” also serve as one of Angono’s artist and pride. Along Dona Aurora Street lies the murals dedicated to Angono’s pride and homegrown artists, Carlos “Botong” Francisco and Maestro Lucio San Pedro.
Concrete murals based on the actual paintings of Carlos “Botong” Francisco about rural life were installed on almost all the houses at Dona Aurora Street. Along with the works of Francisco are the lyrics and notes of the famous “Sa Ugong ng Duyan” of Maestro San Pedro. Charlie Anorico, Gerry Batang and Ebong Pinpino were the hands behind the concrete murals in Angono.
LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 -ART HAVEN OF THE PHILIPPINES Carlos “ Botong” Francisco Street Mural, Angono, Rizal / January 13, 2018
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MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 5 of 15 Nemiranda Arthouse Angono, Rizal takes pride of having several museum destinations where one can also dine and marvel at the artistry in the form of sculptures, paintings and the likes. It seems its a place where the people were more into art and creativity. Nemiranda Arthouse (The House of Myth and Legends) was created by Nemesio B. Miranda, or Nemiranda himself. He is famous for bringing in a form of art called “Imaginative Figurism” or the drawing of the human form from pure imagination. This art house showcases Angono’s mystic charms as well as the sculptured Filipino myths and legends, one of which is “Si Malakas at Si Maganda”. Situated at 10 Doña Elena St. Doña Justa Village I Angono, Rizal. The Nemiranda ArtHouse and Museum is located in Dona Justa Subdivision Angono, was designed and created by using old local materials such as bamboo, sawali, and old recycled material from old churches and convents in Angono, Rizal. The arthouse has 4 facets, which are the house gallery, Foyer, Second Floor Galleries, and the Main Gallery. Many of the artworks depicts Angono's mystic legends and local olklores such as "Ang Nuno", "Habagat", "The Mermaid of Angono", "Amihan", and "Malakas at Maganda".
The Nemiranda Arthouse/Atelier Cafe, the art gallery cum coffee shop of Angonon artist Nemesio "Nemi" R. Miranda, is a lofty old wood, bamboo and concrete house converted into a home- studio with a prominent signage at the street corner. Visitors enter the arthouse (also known as "The House of Myths and Legends"), via a side gate, into the coffee shop. The extensive, 3-floor art gallery has a massive, larger-than-life, pastel blue stone mermaid (sirena) prominently placed above the art gallery's arched entrance.
Borrowing from what was already written about the Nemiranda Arthouse, the materials used in the arthouse could have been the oldest in Angono. The Arthouse is surrounded by mythical relief murals, and three dimensional mythological characters such as The Mermaid of Angono, "Amihan", Habagat" and Mariang Makiling", Bernardo Carpio", "Mutya ng Pasig", "Malakas at Maganda", and "Ang Nuno". whole edifice is also called the house of legends, an artistic creation by the artist himself. The gallery is a showcase of Nemiranda and his five children namely; Katrina, Zarah, Paul Greco, Don Nemesio III, and Chesca attached to the gallery is also the residence of the Nemiranda family which has become part of tourist interests because of its turn of the century wood design, component, showcasing, some of the early works of Nemiranda in the sixties and seventies.”
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 6 of 15 LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 -ART HAVEN OF THE PHILIPPINES Nemiranda Art House and Gallery, Angono , Rizal / January 13, 2018
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MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 8 of 15 AngNewNo Arts Design Cafe Manila East Road, Angono AngNewNo Arts Design Cafe gives a more modern spin to folk art and food. The cafe’s name is the shortened version of the term “Ang New Angono” (The New Angono) and the place serves as a gallery for aspiring artists.
The two-story main dining space serves as an art gallery for paintings, woodcrafts and sculptures by talented young artists from the province of Rizal. AngNewNo serves some interesting fusion dishes including pizza topped with tinapa and itik pulutan favorites like red hot itik, sisig, and crispy pata, as well as budget-friendly rice meals.
The colorful Higantes-inspired festival masks in front of the restaurant’s facade and in the outdoor dining/garden area add a nice local touch.
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 9 of 15 LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 -ART HAVEN OF THE PHILIPPINES AngNewNo Art Café, Angono, Rizal / January 13, 2018
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 10 of 15 LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 -ART HAVEN OF THE PHILIPPINES Bamboo Wood Production Cardona, Rizal / January 13, 2018
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 11 of 15 St. JEROME PARISH CHURCH St. Jerome Parish Church (also known as Morong Church) is a Roman Catholic church located in Morong, Rizal, Philippines. It was built under forced labor during the Spanish colonization in the country, where men, women, and even children had to dig stones from a hill called Kay Ngaya; lime from the stones of the mountain Kay Maputi; and sand and gravel from Morong River.
Architecture The Morong facade and bell tower is easily the most striking of all church facades along Laguna de Bay. Frequently photographed and described as baroque, the facade/bell tower is more properly described as Baroque Revival architecture. The central portion of the facade surges outward and the catenated balustrade above give the whole a dynamic felling. Various decorative elements, some Mexican in origin, give the facade a richness characteristic of Baroque. Four angels, representing the cardinal virtues, stand at the corners of the bell tower. Fr. Felix Huerta, writing in 1852, states that the facade had finials shaped as jars and shells used for illuminating it. It is said that it was built by Chinese craftsmen as evidence: two Chinese lion sculptures ( a boy and a girl lion ) at the entrance to the steep driveway. One lion, said to be the girl lion, was stolen between 2000 and 2005. Local folklore said that the female lion has a hidden treasure inside it. While the other lion, the male lion, is safeguarded at the St. Jerome school vicinity. The stone and mortar church which has a three-story facade, and an octagonal bell tower whose cross is illuminated at night and can be seen from the surrounding countryside. The bell tower of the church is used by local fisher man in the nearby towns as a light house when fishing at night and during the storm. Its Frontispiece and he belfry were renovated by Bartolome Palatino of Paete, between 1850-1853.
1st class relic of St. Jerome An added attraction in the church of Morong is the first class relic of the town's patron saint Saint Jerome; (Patron of scholars of the bible, Saint who translated the bible, feast day : September 30). The first class relic (a part of the saint's body) was given to the parish year 2005, through the effort of then parish priest Rev. Fr. Lawrence "Larry" Paz, when they had their first pilgrimage tour to holy land and Vatican City. The relic is publicly exposed every Saturday during the anticipated mass, guarded by the knights of Saint Jerome. While the kissing of the relic is done every last Saturday of the month. After two years, another relic was given, in 2007 to the parish again as a gift from the main chaplain of the church of St. Jerome in Rome, this time bigger. This relic is now buried on top of the table of the main altar which is being kissed by the priest every time there is a mass.J
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 12 of 15 LAKBAY LOKAL 2018 -ART HAVEN OF THE PHILIPPINES St. Jerome Parish Church, Morong, Rizal / January 13, 2018
MONTHLY CHAPTER REPORT | This report can be viewed at the UAP Corporate Website www.united-architects.org Page 13 of 15 NATIONAL SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF PEACE AND GOOD VOYAGE (ANTIPOLO CITY)
The Antipolo Cathedral, also a national shrine (National Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage), is a favorite pilgrimage site. It’s one of the two well-known destinations in Antipolo (the other is Hinulugang Taktak). We decided to visit this cathedral one cloudy afternoon, in preparation for the visita iglesia we plan in the neighboring province of Laguna. In front of the church is the marker placed in 1937 by the Historical Research and Markers Committee. The marker gives us a brief history of the Nuestra Senora de la Paz y Buen Viaje. The Antipolo Cathedral, built by the Jesuits between 1630-1633, damaged during the earthquakes of 1645, 1824 and 1883. We could have a good idea of strong earthquakes in the past based on damage to churches, just like the Manila Cathedral and the churches of Ilocos.
The image of the Virgin was discovered by a Spanish Governor named Don Juan Nino de Tabora in 1626. It was said that when Gov. Tabora died, the image was turned over to the Jesuit Fathers who were then constructing a church in Antipolo. Another church was also being planned to be constructed in honor of Our Lady in Barrio Sta. Cruz. However, the brown image always “got lost” and was always found on the trunk of the Tipolo tree that stood on the original site of the old church. The Fathers and local folks took this as a sign that the image didn’t want to leave that place so they made a pedestal carved out the trunk of the Tipolo tree. Henceforth, the image was referred to as the Virgin of Antipolo In 1954, Antipolo Church was declared as a national shrine of the Philippines. Statues of the twelve apostles were erected on top of the church’s main door and pilasters. The church was greatly damaged in 1639’s Chinese uprising and various earthquakes from 1645 to 1863. People primarily go to Antipolo Cathedral to have their vehicles blessed. While some visit before going on long journeys. In fact, one of the most well-known traditions of religious overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) is visiting the Cathedral before leaving for another country. In my opinion, any trip to Antipolo would not be complete without stopping by the Cathedral.
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MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
CHAPTER QUEZON CITY MONTH OF JANUARY 2018 CHAPTER PRESIDENT MARIA CARLA G. EPINO CONTACT NUMBERS +639178900923 / 456-6616 DATE January 31, 2018 EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] SUBMITTED
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ACTIVITY NO. 03-001-2018 Title of Activity DISTRICT A3 COUNCIL MEETING Date January 11, 2018
Total Attendees 6 – Chapter Presidents / 1 – District Director Venue Kanin Club, Sct. Rallos, QC Objective of the To discuss / Finalize Programs and Plans for January / February / March Activities for the Chapter Activity Type of Activity GMM Seminar x Socio-Civic Others ______Activity in line with x Profession x Professional x Professional Organization Professional Product 4Ps Activity in support of the UAP x Unity Accountability x Professional Excellence corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos:
REGIONAL DISTRICT A3 HOLDS A COUNCIL MEETING
District Director for A3 Ar Ronnie Yumang called for a Council meeting to discuss Plans and Programs for the next six months ( January -June 2018) under his leadership last January 11, 2018 at Kanin Club, Sct. Rallos St., Brgy Laging Handa QC. Complete attendance for all Chapter presidents of District A3. Present were Ar Alora Angeles ( Silangan Chapter) , Ar Maria Carla Epino ( QC Chapter ), Ar Arnold San Sebastian ( South Triangle Chapter) , Ar. Michele Laman ( Tandang Sora Chapter), Ar Kristine Mae Sanao ( QC Capitol Chapter) and Ar Peji Cirpriano and our guest Ar Cesar Aris of Silangan Chapter. Agenda are the following , Bid for Best District Director, Best District , Sports Activity for A3, Green Program, Heritage Tour of INC , Bowl of Fun for District A3.
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MONTHLY CHAPTER ACTIVITY & ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
CHAPTER QUEZON CITY MONTH OF JANUARY 2018 CHAPTER PRESIDENT MARIA CARLA G. EPINO CONTACT NUMBERS +639178900923 / 456-6616 DATE FEBRUARY 2, 2018 EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected] SUBMITTED
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ACTIVITY NO. 01-004-2018 Title of Activity GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING Date January 31, 2018
Total Attendees 135UAP QC Chapter Officer & Members Venue Max’s Restaurant, Sct. Tuazon St. Objective of the To promote camaraderie among District Officers and Members Activity Socio- Type of Activity x GMM x Seminar x Others ______Civic Activity in line x Profession x Professional x Professional Organization Professional Product with 4Ps Activity in support of the x Unity x Accountability x Professional Excellence UAP corporate thrust Articles, Caption, Details and Photos:
5th GENERAL MEMBERSHIP OF UAP QUEZON CITY CHAPTER “HOTEL INTERIORS”
The 5th General Membership Meeting for UAP Quezon City Chapter was held last January 31, 2018 at Maximo Hall, Max’s Restaurant , Sct. Tuazon St., Brgy Laging Handa, Quezon City with the Seminar Topic on “HOTEL INTERIORS & DESIGNS ” . Our Resource Speaker is Ar Melencio D. Manalo, fuap. an expert when it comes to Hotel Interiors. 135 Chapter Members and from other chapters attended the CPD Seminar with a 1.5 Accredited Credit Units. Product presentors for Davies Paints Inc. headed by Mr. Cris De Guzman and Mr. Angelo Patayan /Ms. Michelle Usi for AXA Phils, were given 25 mins each to present their products. Certificate of appreciation were given to them.
The second part of the night was the presentation of our Guest Speaker Ar Melencio Manalo with an introduction with no less than Ar Ana M. Ling , fuap a past Chapter President and Past National President of UAP. 235 slides were presented regarding Hotel Designs and Interiors with combination of photos and write ups, while all ears were focused on the seminar topic. The last part of the program was allotted to Chapter Nomination as Ar Iluminada Fajardo our Nomination Committee Chairperson distributed and Collected all Ballots and was turned over to our Comelec Chairperson Ar Maricel Arce-Ignacio. General Membership Meeting ended at 10:15 pm.
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