AS THE FIRST phase of the restoration of the historic Malate Church in Manila has ended, priests of the Society...
The restoration of the Metropolitan (Met) Theater in Manila kicked off on Saturday with a clean-up drive led by volunteers and the Bureau of Fire Protection.
The controversial retrofitting and widening of the 200-year-old Dampol Bridge in Dupax del Sur, Nueva Vizcaya, will no longer push...
ERECTED in the early 1930s, razed by World War II, rehabilitated and restored in the late 1970s, and neglected once...
The Met abides. Like a derelict old carnival queen, once the belle of the ball,...
One man’s dirt is another man’s patina. Quite often, what we have come to define as the “character”...
Renovations on the ceiling of the Tayabas church in Quezon province have caught the ire of local heritage advocates, who questioned the conservation approach employed by local church authorities.
The general sentiment is that Bohol churches devastated by the recent earthquake will rise again from the rubble, reconstructed faithfully, patiently, carefully rebuilt stone by stone, until each damaged structure returns to what it used to be.
Reconstruction of ancient churches and other heritage structures in Bohol destroyed or damaged by the earthquake last year can start only by yearend.
The historic Manila Cathedral, located at the heart of Intramuros, is now set to undergo a multimillion retrofitting process to preserve its physical structure and to ensure the safety of those who will use it after its restoration.
