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To Download the Program C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM NATCON DAY 0 Time Event Venue 8:30AM -12:00NN Tripartite Meeting 3rd Floor Meeting Rooms UAP, PRBOA, CODHASP UAP National Headquarters 8:30AM -12:00NN Chapter Presidents’ Assembly Teatro Arkitekto UAP National Headquarters 12:00NN -1:00PM Lunch 1:00 -5:00PM CODHASP Meeting and 3rd Floor Meeting Rooms General Assembly UAP National Headquarters 2:30 -8:00PM National Board of Directors’ Meeting 6th Floor Meeting Room UAP National Headquarters ARKILYMPICS Time Event Venue 7:30 AM Delegates Assembly UAP National Headquarters To Quezon City Sports Club 8: 00 -9:00AM Registration Quezon City Sports Club Opening Ceremonies Invocation National Anthem National Opening Remarks Oath Of Sportsmanship 9:00AM -12:00NN Morning Games 12:00NN -1:00PM Lunch 1:00 -4:00PM Afternoon Games Quezon City Sports Club 4:00 -5:00PM Closing / Awarding Ceremonies Quezon City Sports Club C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM NATCON DAY 1 Time Event Venue 8:00AM -6:00PM Registration SMX Convention Center Meeting Rooms 4-6 Meeting Rooms 7-9 10:00AM -12:00NN Opening Ceremonies SMX Convention Center Function Halls 2-5 12:00NN -1:00PM Lunch SMX Convention Center Function Halls 2-5 1:30 -2:00PM CONEX Opening Ceremonies SMX Convention Center Halls 1-4 3:00 -5:00PM Plenary Seminar (CPD Session 1) SMX Convention Center Keynote Address Function Halls 2-5 SIGASIG: A Zeal for Excellence Francis J. Kong 5:00 -7:00PM Honor Dinner SMX Convention Center Function Halls 2-5 7:00 -10:00PM Dinner and Fellowship SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-5 NATCON DAY 1 Time Event Venue 12:00NN -1:00PM College of Fellows Luncheon Meeting SMX Convention Center Function Hall 1 1:00 -3:00PM Convocation of the College of SMX Convention Center Fellows Function Hall 1 3:00 -5:00PM Investiture Ceremonies of the SMX Convention Center College of Fellows Function Hall 1 C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM NATCON DAY 2 Time Event Venue 8:00AM -6:00PM Registration SMX Convention Center Meeting Rooms 2-3 9:00 AM -6:00PM National Elections SMX Convention Center Elections Proper 9:00AM-2:00PM Meeting Room 1 Vote Canvassing 2:00pm-6:00PM 8:30 -9:30AM Business Development and SMX Convention Center Branding for Architects Function Halls 1-4 Ar. Mary Louise Catherine Saldaña, UAP, Int’l. Assoc. AIA 9:35 -10:35AM The Real Estate Situation in the SMX Convention Center Philippines Function Halls 1-4 Sheila Lobien 10:35 -10:55AM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 11:00AM -12:00NN Architectural Education and SMX Convention Center Global Competitiveness Function Halls 1-4 Ar. Jorge Manuel B. Yulo, UAP 12:00NN -12:15PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 12:15NN -1:00PM Lunch SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 1:00 -3:20PM DIVERSE TECHNICAL SEMINARS (CPD Sessions A, B, C) (Refer to next page for details.) 3:30 -4:30PM The Architect’s Revised SMX Convention Center Methods of Compensation Function Halls 1-4 Ar. Rey S. Gabitan, UAP 4:30 -5:00PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 5:00 -7:00PM UAP General Assembly and SMX Convention Center Business Meeting Function Halls 1-4 7:00 -11:00PM Awards Night SMX Convention Center Dinner and Fellowship Function Halls 1-5 C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM Diverse Technical Seminar (Session A ) – 2,500 slots* Time Event Venue 1:00 -2:00PM The Basics of Lighting SMX Convention Center Mary Anne Nicolas Function Hall 5 2:05 -3:05PM Roof Garden Systems SMX Convention Center Mary Agnes Afuang Function Hall 5 3:05 -3:20PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Hall 5 Diverse Technical Seminar (Session B) – 250 slots* 1:00 -2:00PM Concrete Repair of Old Structures SMX Convention Center Engr. Christian Caesar Dimalibot Meeting Rooms 4-6 2:05 -3:05PM Innovative Plastic Solutions SMX Convention Center Winchester Lemen Meeting Rooms 4-6 3:05 -3:20PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Meeting Rooms 4-6 Diverse Technical Seminar (Session C) – 250 slots* 1:00 -2:00PM Proper Toilet Plumbing Installation SMX Convention Center Romuald Boyd Ponce Meeting Rooms 7-9 2:05 -3:05PM Paint 101 SMX Convention Center Anita Agustin Meeting Rooms 7-9 3:05 -3:20PM Open Forum * Pre-registered online. C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM NATCON DAY 3 Time Event Venue 8:00AM -5:00PM Registration SMX Convention Center Meeting Rooms 2-3 8:30 -9:30AM The Social Dimension of SMX Convention Center Sustainability Function Halls 1-4 and the Call for Architects to Actively Engage Its Public Ar. Nicolo C. Del Castillo, MArch, UAP 9:35 -10:35AM A Holistic View of Designing and SMX Convention Center Building With Bamboo Function Halls 1-4 Ar. Rosario Encarnacion – Tan, UAP 10:35 -10:55AM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 11:00AM -12:00NN Architects of Geohazard Resilient SMX Convention Center Homes and Communities Function Halls 1-4 Raymond S. Rodolfo 12:00NN -12:15PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 12:15NN -1:00PM Lunch SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 1:00 -2:00 PM Neoliberalism and Filipino SMX Convention Center Architecture: Function Halls 1-4 Prospects In The 21 st Century Ar. Edson Roy G. Cabalfin, Ph.D., UAP 2:00 -2:15PM Open Forum SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 2:15 -5:00PM CONEX Time SMX Convention Center Halls 1-4 5:00 -6:00PM Mass SMX Convention Center Meeting Rooms 7-9 6:00 -7:00PM Closing Ceremonies SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-4 7:00 -11:00PM Dinner and Fellowship SMX Convention Center Function Halls 1-5 C O N V E N T I O N PPP RRR OOO GGG RRR AAA MMM SEMINARS ON -SITE ITINERARY – 120 Slots* Time Event Venue 8:00 -8:15AM Assembly of Delegates SMX Convention Center 8:15AM Buses Leave for Tour SMX Convention Center 8:15 -8:45AM In Transit 8:45 -9:45AM Safeguarding Our Built Heritage: Malate Church Compound The Conservation of Malate Church Function Hall Ar. Jeffrey D. Cobilla, UAP 9:45 -10:45AM Guided Malate Church Tour Malate Church Ar. Jeffrey D. Cobilla, UAP 10:45 -11:30AM Lunch The Aristocrat Restaurant 11:30AM -12:00NN In Transit 12:00NN -2:00PM Part I: Metamorphosis Metropolitan Theater Part II: Plaza Mayor – Revisiting the Lobby Manila Cathedral and Ayuntamiento de Manila Ar. Gerard Rey A. Lico, Ph.D., UAP 2:00 -3:00PM Guided Metropolitan Theater Tour Metropolitan Theater Ar. Gerard Rey A. Lico, Ph.D., UAP 3:00 -3:30PM In Transit 3:30 -5:00PM Guided Tour of Plaza Mayor: Plaza Mayor, Intramuros Manila Cathedral and Ayuntamiento de Manila Side Trip: Intendencia (Aduana Building) Ar. Gerard Rey A. Lico, Ph.D., UAP 5:00 -6:00PM In Transit Back to SMX Convention Center * Pre-registered online. .
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