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Outgoing Prboa Letters to Developers COMPOSITE OF THE PRC PRBOA LETTER TO DEVELOPERS WHICH PUBLISHED/ POSTED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND WHICH APPARENTLY COMMISSIONED FOREIGN ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS (FAFs) AND/OR WHICH EMPLOY FOREIGN ARCHITECTS (FAs) WHO ARE WITHOUT SPECIAL/ TEMPORARY PERMITS (STPs) TO PRACTICE THE STATE- REGULATED PROFESSION OF ARCHITECTURE FOR PROJECTS SITED ON PHILIPPINE SOIL (WHICH COULD RESULT IN POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF R.A. NO. 9266, THE ARCHITECTURE ACT OF 2004, ITS IRR AND DERIVATIVE REGULATIONS) O-COM1/PRB-ARC/AYP/ANA_faX.dev.X October 2012 1) ALC (based in Makati City) 2) BRC (based in Makati City) 3) CPGI (based in Makati City) 4) FLI (based in Makati City) 5) OCLP (based in Pasig City) 6) RLC (based in Quezon City) 7) SMIC (based in Pasay City) 8) SMPHI (based in Pasay City) Gentlemen/ Mesdames: Greetings from the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture (PRBoA). We refer to published information concerning Your ongoing project and Your apparently commissioned foreign architectural firm/s (FAFs) and/or foreign architect/s (FAs), viz: A. Names of the Foreign B. Name C. Publication Name/ Section/ D. Day (and Architects (FAs) and/or the (and Location) of Page Number/ Nature of Date) of Foreign Architectural Firms Developer’s Project Publication (title and byline as Publication (FAFs) Identified in a applicable) Where the FAFs Broadsheet Publication and the FAs are Identified a. Bernardo Fort-Brescia of The SixSenses a. Philippine Daily Wednesday, ARQUITECTONICA, New Resort Project, Inquirer (PDI)/ Business October 24, York; (photo); section/page B6/ 2012 Website: cor. Federal Ave. & advertisement and on www.arquitectonica.com Avenue, Bay Area News section/ page A3/ [Central Business teaser-advertisement Park Island A/ b. Steven Townsend of b. PDI/ Business Wednesday, HELMUTH, OBATA & CBP-I(A)], Pasay section/page B6/ full page March 7, KASSABAUM (HOK), Hong City advertisement entitled “A 2012 Kong (photo); vibrant landscape is on Website: www.hok.com the rise with SixSenses c. John Miles of OVE ARUP, London (photo); Resort” Website: www.arup.com/Services/Architec ture.aspx Page 1 of 5 COMPOSITE OF THE PRC PRBOA LETTER TO DEVELOPERS WHICH PUBLISHED/ POSTED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND WHICH APPARENTLY COMMISSIONED FOREIGN ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS (FAFs) AND/OR WHICH EMPLOY FOREIGN ARCHITECTS (FAs) WHO ARE WITHOUT SPECIAL/ TEMPORARY PERMITS (STPs) TO PRACTICE THE STATE- REGULATED PROFESSION OF ARCHITECTURE FOR PROJECTS SITED ON PHILIPPINE SOIL (WHICH COULD RESULT IN POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF R.A. NO. 9266, THE ARCHITECTURE ACT OF 2004, ITS IRR AND DERIVATIVE REGULATIONS) d. Ariane Steinback of GETTYS, Chicago (photo); Website: www.gettys.com ARQUITECTONICA New The 47-storey, BDO Philippine Daily Inquirer Friday, York; (paragraph 6 of the Corporate Center (PDI)/ Business October 26, article); Ortigas Project, cor. section/page B7/ article 2012 Website: ADB Ave. & Julia entitled “47-floor BDO www.arquitectonica.com Vargas St. Ortigas headquarters to rise in Center, Pasig City Ortigas” bylined Doris C. Dumlao BROADWAY MALYAN of Eight (8)-tower PDI/ Business Monday, London (paragraph 8 of article); mid-rise section/page B3/ article July 30, Website: entitled “CPG goes into 2012 www.broadwaymalyan.com community (4.4 hectares), ‘affordable’ residential Common-wealth property sector”/ “Launches P4.1-B project Ave., Quezon City in QC”, by Doris C. Dumlao BROADWAY MALYAN of Fifty six storey (56) PDI/ Lifestyle Wednesday, London (paragraph 2 of article); Trump Tower section/pages D1 & D3/ June 20, Website: article entitled “Trump 2012 www.broadwaymalyan.com Manila Project, Century City, Tower set to change the Kalayaan Ave., Asian skyline”/ “The collaboration between Makati City Century properties and Trump Organization is rewriting development”, by Marge C. Enriquez, Contributor HELMUTH, OBATA & Twenty nine (29)- PDI/ Lifestyle Friday, May KASSABAUM (HOK), Hong storey, twin tower section/page F2/ full page 25, 2012 Kong (paragraph 2 of full page Sonata Place Project, advertisement advertisement); Website: Lourdes St., cor. San www.hok.com Miguel Ave., Ortigas Center., Pasig City POINT DESIGN, INC. New 145,000.0 sqm SM Manila Bulletin/ Property Thursday, York (paragraph 15 of article); Lanang Mall News section/page B-9/ October 4, Website: article entitled “SM www.pointdesigninc.com Project, 2012 JP Laurel Ave., Bgy. Lanang in Davao Opens”/ Lanang, Davao City “’Mall of Firsts’ in Mindanao Attracts Record Crowds, Upscale Page 2 of 5 COMPOSITE OF THE PRC PRBOA LETTER TO DEVELOPERS WHICH PUBLISHED/ POSTED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND WHICH APPARENTLY COMMISSIONED FOREIGN ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS (FAFs) AND/OR WHICH EMPLOY FOREIGN ARCHITECTS (FAs) WHO ARE WITHOUT SPECIAL/ TEMPORARY PERMITS (STPs) TO PRACTICE THE STATE- REGULATED PROFESSION OF ARCHITECTURE FOR PROJECTS SITED ON PHILIPPINE SOIL (WHICH COULD RESULT IN POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF R.A. NO. 9266, THE ARCHITECTURE ACT OF 2004, ITS IRR AND DERIVATIVE REGULATIONS) Shops” Approx. 80,000 sqm Philippine Daily Inquirer Sunday, SKIDMORE, OWINGS & GFA Thirty three (PDI)/ Property section/ September MERRILL (SOM), New York (33)- storey Zuellig pages C1 and C2/ article 9, 2012 (paragraph 8 of article found on Building Project, entitled “The new Makati page C2); Website: Makati Ave. cor. high-rise that’s making www.som.com Paseo de Roxas, heads turn’”/ “Inquirer Makati City Exclusive”, by Alex Y. Vergara TANGE ASSOCIATES of The 38-level, 2 a. PDI/ Business a. Monday, Japan (paragraph 10 of full towers Grand section/page B4/ full page June 18, page paid advertisement); paid advertisement 2012; and Website: www.tangeweb.com Midori Makati Project, Legaspi entitled “Tower 1 of the Ave., Legaspi Grand Midori Makati Village, Makati City almost complete, slated for turnover this year”; and b. PDI/ Business b. section/page B6/ full page Wednesday, paid advertisement July 25, entitled “Tower 1 of the 2012 Grand Midori Makati almost complete, slated for turnover this year” a. WONG & OUYANG of 48,000 sqm GFA a. PDI/ Property a. Satur- Hong Kong (paragraph 7 of Thirty four (34)- section/pages B3-2/ day, July article); and article entitled storey Alphaland 28, 2012; Tower Project, 6789 “Developer at the and b. WONG & OUYANG of forefront of going Hong Kong (paragraph 3 of full Ayala Ave., Makati ‘green’”/ “From Eyesore page advertisement); City b. Satur- to Sustainable Building”, day, Website: www.wongouyang.com by Theresa M. Samaniego; and August 11, 2012 b. PDI/ Lifestyle section/pages B8/ full page advertisement a. WONG & OUYANG of The Grand Hyatt PDI/ Business Friday, Hong Kong (photo of Manila 50-storey section/page B6/ full page October 5, representative); advertisement Website: www.wongouyang.com Residences Project, 2012 Veritown Fort, b. OVE ARUP, London (photo Bonifacio Global City Page 3 of 5 COMPOSITE OF THE PRC PRBOA LETTER TO DEVELOPERS WHICH PUBLISHED/ POSTED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND WHICH APPARENTLY COMMISSIONED FOREIGN ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS (FAFs) AND/OR WHICH EMPLOY FOREIGN ARCHITECTS (FAs) WHO ARE WITHOUT SPECIAL/ TEMPORARY PERMITS (STPs) TO PRACTICE THE STATE- REGULATED PROFESSION OF ARCHITECTURE FOR PROJECTS SITED ON PHILIPPINE SOIL (WHICH COULD RESULT IN POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF R.A. NO. 9266, THE ARCHITECTURE ACT OF 2004, ITS IRR AND DERIVATIVE REGULATIONS) of representative); Taguig City Website:www.arup.com/Services/ Architecture.aspx A. Name of the Foreign Architectural Firm (FAF) B. Name Identified in Posted Website Material/ FAF and (and Location) of Developer’s Project Project websites ARQUITECTONICA. New York; TwoE-Com Center Project, Mall of Asia Website: www.arquitectonica.com (MoA) Complex, Pasay City a. BROADWAY MALYAN; Eight (8)-tower mid-rise community (4.4 Website: www.broadwaymalyan.com hectares), Commonwealth Ave., Quezon City b. BROADWAY MALYAN; c/o project website: Acqua Residences (6 tower residential www.acqua.com.ph condominium project), along the Pasig River, Mandaluyong City c. BROADWAY MALYAN; c/o project website: Azure Residences (12 tower residential www.azure.com.ph/masterplan.html condominium project), Parañaque City d. BROADWAY MALYAN; c/o project website: Milano Residences (36-storey/ high-rise www.milanoresidences.com.ph residential condominium project), Century City, Makati City e. JERDE PARTNERSHIP; Gramercy Residences (high-rise Website: www.jerde.com; or c/o project website: residential condominium project), www.gramercyresidences.com Century City, Makati City RTKL, USA; Circulo Verde Mixed Use Development Website: www.rtkl.com; or c/o project website: Project (15 high-rise towers cum 54 www.circuloverde.com.ph/designteam.html townhouses on a 10.0 hectare property), Calle Industria/ along the Marikina River, Quezon City SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL (SOM), Shangri-La at the Fort, a 60-storey New York; Mixed Use Development Project, cor. Website: www.som.com 5th Ave. & 30th Street, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City Please be advised that Republic Act No. 9266, the Architecture Act of 2004, governs the practice of architecture for all projects on Philippine soil. Section 38 provides that before a foreign national i.e. a natural person, performs professional services as architect or consultant for Filipino private firms, he/she shall, before assuming the duties, functions and responsibilities as such, secure a special/ temporary permit (STP) from this Board subject to the approval of the Professional Page 4 of 5 COMPOSITE OF THE PRC PRBOA LETTER TO DEVELOPERS WHICH PUBLISHED/ POSTED INFORMATION ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND WHICH APPARENTLY COMMISSIONED
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