JUAN NAKPIL

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Ang Amerikanong si Daniel Burnham ang naghanda ng isang plano sa pagpapatayo ng mga gusali sa Manila.

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Once in a while a book comes along that excites your imagination with a feast for both the eyes and the brain, and one such book that I came across recently was Art Deco in the Philippines, edited by Lourdes Reyes Montinola and published last year by ArtPostAsia.
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I wrote the other week about the SSS building, Juan Nakpil’s architectural masterpiece in the idiom of the International Style.
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                    [Summary] => Five enterprising wives of Filipino expatriate professional managers in Jakarta recently opened a furniture and house accessories store called ‘Kayu’ (Bahasa for wood) showcasing antique pieces from different Indonesian provinces.


The store is located at the ground floor of One Luna Lifestyle Center, Eastwood, Libis, Quezon City, in front of Citibank.


The wives are Gina Perdices Mojica, Annette Lichauco del Rosario, Jeanine Nakpil Lagman, Irene Insigne, and Vicky Genato Picornell.


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                    [Summary] => Some people may take on a reverential approach whenever Manila’s 5 Loveliest are around. But for Gabie Santiago, Nicole Jacinto, Karina Mantolino, Cara Sarmiento and Ella Villanueva, that really would be unnecessary.
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FYI

December 9, 2015 - 9:00am

Ang Amerikanong si Daniel Burnham ang naghanda ng isang plano sa pagpapatayo ng mga gusali sa Manila.

Para Malibang

Viva art deco

By Butch Dalisay | January 24, 2011 - 12:00am

Once in a while a book comes along that excites your imagination with a feast for both the eyes and the brain, and one such...

Arts and Culture

Who is Alfredo J. Luz?

By Paulo Alcazaren | June 6, 2009 - 12:00am

I wrote the other week about the SSS building, Juan Nakpil’s architectural masterpiece in the idiom of the International Style.

Modern Living

Ten ’60s landmarks

By CITY SENSE By Paulo Alcazaren | June 18, 2005 - 12:00am

The top 10 best-designed buildings list presented last week drew a lot of reader interest. I’ve decided to start a series of lists based on different themes (readers may send their suggestions for future lists)....

Modern Living

‘Kayu’ showcases teak in Eastwood

June 2, 2003 - 12:00am

Five enterprising wives of Filipino expatriate professional managers in Jakarta recently opened a furniture and house accessories store called ‘Kayu’ (Bahasa for wood) showcasing antique pieces from different...

Business

Makati memories

By CITY SENSE By Paulo Alcazaren | November 30, 2002 - 12:00am

Writing the feature on the Architectural Club last week brought back memories of Makati. I belong to that generation of young urban professionals who started working there, instead of starting out in one of the older...

Modern Living

Grit and Grace (Behind Manila’s 5 loveliest)

By Kym A. Sanchez | March 13, 2002 - 12:00am

Some people may take on a reverential approach whenever Manila’s 5 Loveliest are around. But for Gabie Santiago, Nicole Jacinto, Karina Mantolino, Cara Sarmiento...

Grit and Grace (Behind Manila’s 5 loveliest)

By Kym A. Sanchez | March 12, 2002 - 12:00am

Some people may take on a reverential approach whenever Manila’s 5 Loveliest are around. But for Gabie Santiago, Nicole Jacinto, Karina Mantolino, Cara Sarmiento...

Grit and Grace (Behind Manila’s 5 loveliest)

By Kym A. Sanchez | March 5, 2002 - 12:00am

Some people may take on a reverential approach whenever Manila’s 5 Loveliest are around. But for Gabie Santiago, Nicole Jacinto, Karina Mantolino, Cara Sarmiento...

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