The North Avenue, as well as the other main thoroughfares of the Diliman Quadrangle, was paved in 1940 during the … Continue reading Diliman Quadrangle, Quezon City: The Histories of Government Institutions along North Avenue
The 1.8 kilometer perpendicular street to East Avenue is the BIR Road, and its extension the Agham Road, is part … Continue reading Diliman Quadrangle, Quezon City: The Histories of the Government Offices along BIR Road / Agham Road
The Quezon City roads perpendicular to west lane of East Avenue were developed in the late 1960s to 1970s … Continue reading Diliman Quadrangle, Quezon City: The Histories of the Government Offices along NIA Road
These days, Quezon City’s Matalino Street is a mixed use road, which is quite known for the many restaurants along … Continue reading Matalino Street, Quezon City: The Stories of the Moro People at the Sulo Hotel
With most of the government institutions built along the Elliptical Road in the late 1950s belonging to the Department of … Continue reading Diliman Quadrangle, Quezon City: The History and Art Collections of the National Kidney and Transplant Institute and Lung Center of the Philippines
During the administration of President Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos Sr. (1917-1989), there was an unprecedented development in the government institutions … Continue reading East Avenue, Quezon City: The Art Collection of the Philippine Heart Center
Quezon City’s East Avenue was first developed as a paved road in 1940, as part of the new Philippine capitol … Continue reading Diliman Quadrangle, Quezon City: The History of East Avenue and its Government Institutions
When people talk about the Quezon City Hall’s façade, most people refer to Eugenio Bunuán’s adobe relief of “The Life … Continue reading Stories Carved into Stone: Searching for Eugenio R. Bunuan
Since its completion in 1972, the Quezon City Hall has continued to grow and evolve from just the seat of … Continue reading Quezon City Hall: The EREHWON murals on Philippine History
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