The Best Looking Campus in Metro Manila

[jecho]

May semblance nga sila sa structure (rectangular with interior courtyard):


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...uckingham2.jpg



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...n_Building.jpg

maganda naman talaga UST. i think it has the prettiest campus in the whole metro. ang nakakatuwa pa rito ay napapaligiran sya ng maraming building pero sa loob ng campus ay maraming puno at green spaces... not really bad for a campus situated in Manila proper. ok kayo na the best.

pero gusto ko rin sa UP diliman (pati los banos). pinakapresko at super lawak. grabe.

[todjikid]

hugot mula sa fb ni Vlad Gonzales

[todjikid]

galing din ito sa FB ni Vlad Gonzales

[luiboowee]

UST Campus is bar exam venue anew
Source: http://varsitarian.net/news/20120410...xam_venue_anew

“The overwhelming majority of the law deans expressed their preference for UST [as this year’s bar exam venue] given its strategic location, wide grounds, excellent facilities, and tranquil atmosphere conducive to taking exams,” Faculty of Civil Law Dean Nilo Divina said, adding that no other schools were considered.

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Aside from UST, the following Metro Manila universities are also beautiful in my opinion (in no particular order):

DLSU – Although the quasi-Mansard uppermost part of the Yuchengco structure seems odd for a Neoclassical structure, I still find DLSU’s main building’s faςade nice and classy. The spaces in DLSU, despite being relatively meager, also satisfy and complement the campus’s purpose, functionality, people, and place (never mind the LRT).

FEU – Its eclectic Art Deco buildings have some sort of a "philosophical impulsion" (By the way, Art Deco is what they call in architecture as the multifarious construction of a la mode and exquisite modernism). I remember reading that FEU’s structures, and any Art Deco movement, was the “antiphon” to the more predominant Neoclassical architecture during the first quarter of the 20th century.

ADMU – I just love how the statuary, ferrum works, and ruins rescued from Intramuros were coalesced into its Loyola Heights campus (I’m talking about the story behind the monograms, the statue of St. Joseph and the Child Jesus, et cetera). Its buildings are not the most beautiful and the most elegant, but its landscaping is well thought out. The use of bricks reminds me of the Red brick universities in England as well as the Tudor architectural style.

In general, I consider spaces (I don’t like vast spaces without character; big is not necessarily beautiful and green spaces are not enough), structures, and architecture to be great and gorgeous if they have symmetry (horizontal and vertical angulations, isometric conspicuousness, arrangement, etc.), functionality and comfort, character, balance and, yes, a beautiful story.

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Reposting this...

Aside from UST, the following Metro Manila universities are also beautiful in my opinion (in no particular order):

DLSU – Although the quasi-Mansard uppermost part of the Yuchengco structure seems odd for a Neoclassical structure, I still find DLSU’s main building’s faςade nice and classy. The spaces in DLSU, despite being relatively meager, also satisfy and complement the campus’s purpose, functionality, people, and place (never mind the LRT).

FEU – Its eclectic Art Deco buildings have some sort of a "philosophical impulsion" (By the way, Art Deco is what they call in architecture as the multifarious construction of a la mode and exquisite modernism). I remember reading that FEU’s structures or any Art Deco movement was the “antiphon” to the more predominant Neoclassical architecture during the first quarter of the 20th century.

ADMU – I just love how the statuary, ferrum works, and ruins rescued from Intramuros were coalesced into its Loyola Heights campus (I’m talking about the story behind the monograms, the statue of St. Joseph and the Child Jesus, et cetera). Its buildings are not the most beautiful and the most elegant, but its landscaping is well thought out. The use of bricks reminds me of the Red brick universities in England as well as the Tudor architectural style.

In general, I consider spaces (I don’t like vast spaces without character; big is not necessarily beautiful and green spaces are not enough), structures, and architecture to be great and gorgeous if they have symmetry (horizontal and vertical angulations, isometric conspicuousness, arrangement, etc.), functionality and comfort, character, balance and, yes, a beautiful story.

Miriam College - Hmm, it has that "Ateneo campus feel" kahit papaano.

[bi_rain]

Colegio de San Juan de Letran - Abucay, Bataan

[jevilei]

^nice campus pero...

kelan pa nalipat sa metro manila ang bataan?

[chiep]

UST has some nice buildings. but UPD looks and functions way better as a place (layout, roads + circulation, open spaces, entrance/arrival, buildings, size/floor area ratio)

[dashingdevonair]

ISM Bonifacio Global City, while small, has the most beautiful campus for me.

The facilities are complete and well maintained, and there's not a single hint of poverty, traffic or disorder in its immediate surroundings )

[japchae]

UST Hospital Extension Building
(construction starts this month)



Lobby


Admissions


Hospital room


Nurse Station


chapel


toilet


auditorium


courtesy of: Fernandez Architectural Design

[zacharaiolsen]

ang ganda pala ng rooms ng USTH, totoo pala sinasabi nilang parang hotel...

[todjikid]

wow USTH... beautiful. Parang Quad Pav. modernity in nice contrast with the classical buildings.

[andrey2580]

[andrey2580]

[BatotoyBibo]

UST Hospital Extension Building
(construction starts this month)

http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...55488487_n.jpg

Lobby
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...44778942_n.jpg

Admissions
http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...17949667_n.jpg

Hospital room
http://a3.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...20420069_n.jpg

Nurse Station
http://a5.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...90828816_n.jpg

chapel
http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...87243681_n.jpg

toilet
http://a6.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...96246734_n.jpg

auditorium
http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot...02540923_n.jpg

courtesy of: Fernandez Architectural Design

I like the interior but the building exterior is just OK and I don't think it will blend with the existing classical structures inside the university. Where is its location anyway?

[todjikid]

didn't realize that this will be an in-your-face-mall-ish development in UP Diliman.

[ЅUX2BÜ]

I like the interior but the building exterior is just OK and I don't think it will blend with the existing classical structures inside the university. Where is its location anyway?

That brutalist treatment (quasi or not) is the missing architectural link on the most beautiful campus in the Metro.

[japchae]

UST Hospital Extension Building









courtesy of: Fernandez Architectural Design

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