Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 63 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Overview For Malaysia, Heritage Conservation is considered a novice segment within the built environment practice. The national policies since her independence have been found to overlook the importance of heritage. The 2008 induction of Melaka and George Town in the UNESCO World Heritage site list continue reading : Senses of Space: The Power of Memories and Its Struggle within the Malaysian Built Environment
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 62 Overview This learning session aims to present the University of Santo Tomas Heritage Library and its impressive rare, and priceless collections. Its importance to the growth and development of the Philippine nation will also be discussed. As the depository of historical materials accumulated through its more than 400 years continue reading : The UST Heritage Library: A Timeless Treasure
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 61 Overview What was Intramuros like during the colonial period? The feasibility and practicality of actual reconstruction work is arguable and full of challenges, but in the virtual realm the possibilities are endless. Join us as we digitally reconstruct pre-war Intramuros from the lens of an artist. Guest speaker: Prince continue reading : Pamanahon: Digitally Recreating Pre-War Intramuros
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 60 Istilong Prayle: The Architectural Styles of the Five Colonial Religious Orders in the Philippines As Observed Recording of webinar here: View Overview This is an exploratory discussion based on observations on how the missionary friar orders manifested certain architectural characteristics on the facades, plans, and ornamentation of churches that continue reading : Istilong Prayle: The Architectural Styles of the Five Colonial Religious Orders
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 59 Overview This webinar will discuss the Colegio de San Juan de Letran’s 400-year history, highlighting its importance as a Philippine national treasure, as well as the the milestones of the school and its alumni in six periods: 1620 -1700 – The founding fathers and their continuing legacies; 1700 -1826 continue reading : Letran: A Philippine National Treasure
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 58 Errata from the Speaker: The image presented in Slide no. 26, at 57:27, is that of Sto. Tomas Villanueva and not San Nicolas Tolentino. Overview Join us in our discussion on the records, ecclesiastical objects, and retablos of the Church of Patrocinio de Maria in Boljoon, Cebu. Guest speaker: continue reading : Boljoon: Records to Retablo
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 57 Overview Presently, there is an increasing interest in reconstructing the Seven Churches of Intramuros based social media specially in various pages related to heritage advocacy. Prior to the Second World War, Intramuros epitomized the grandeur of the Spanish colonial era with the numerous Church edifices of the first religious continue reading : Matriz: Architecture and Environ of the Mother Churches in Intramuros
Since 2017, the IA has been implementing projects and events with a focus on rebranding Intramuros as a sustainable creative urban heritage district. The speaker will talk about these efforts that are focused on community collaboration in crafting and implementing projects, integrating Filipino Culture and Values of Pagkamalikhain and… Read more
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 55 Overview Ancestral homes may continue as habitable spaces and heritage districts as interactive destinations and not merely as just repositories of old structures. Heritage conservation in localities comes from within and adaptive reuse practices are determined by how the present owners embrace the evolution of their families. Heritage conservation continue reading : Housing our Heritage: Household Heritage Conservation Initiatives for Local Communities
Intramuros Learning Sessions episode no. 54 Overview In its 150 years of existence, the UST Faculty of Medicine and Surgery has been in the forefront of providing Catholic medical education. The faculty and graduates have played an important role in providing care for Filipino patients demonstrating the Thomasian three core values of competence, compassion and continue reading : 150/410: Vital Signs of the UST Faculty of Medicine and Surgery
