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CHURCH ARCHITECTURE

CHURCH ARCHITECTURE

Instructor: Architect Eva

Instructor: Architect Eva Maria VillanuevaMaria Villanueva

CHURCH ARCHITECTURE

CHURCH ARCHITECTURE

 simple, patterned after early Christian types; eithersimple, patterned after early Christian types; either

rectangular or cruciform with simple naves and rectangular or cruciform with simple naves and aislesaisles

 thick walls reinforced with heavy buttthick walls reinforced with heavy butt resses for earthquakesresses for earthquakes

protection protection

 immense sizes because of colonial policy which dictated thatimmense sizes because of colonial policy which dictated that

a church should be built for every 5000

a church should be built for every 5000 baptizedbaptized

 materials used include: volcanic tuff materials used include: volcanic tuff (adobe), hardened lava,(adobe), hardened lava,

volcanic ejecta, sandstone, river boulders, clay, volcanic ejecta, sandstone, river boulders, clay, corals,corals, limestone, oyster shells, eggs

limestone, oyster shells, eggs SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES

SIGNIFICANT EXAMPLES

 PAOAY CHURCH, Ilocos NortePAOAY CHURCH, Ilocos Norte 

 built in 1694 bybuilt in 1694 by Antonio Esta Antonio Estavillovillo, completed, completed

1702-1710 1702-1710

 façade: rectangular, with arched doorway, fourfaçade: rectangular, with arched doorway, four

continuous pilasters alternating with niches continuous pilasters alternating with niches

 finials and crenellations at pediment niche at finials and crenellations at pediment niche at thethe

apex apex

 huge volutes with low relief lines tracing the huge volutes with low relief lines tracing the contourcontour

to disguise the large buttresses to disguise the large buttresses

  VIGAN CHURCH VIGAN CHURCH, Ilocos Sur, Ilocos Sur 

 finished in 1800finished in 1800 

 located within the grid iron planned streetslocated within the grid iron planned streets

of a colonial town of a colonial town

 baroque elements include protrudingbaroque elements include protruding

columns and solid frames; three arched columns and solid frames; three arched doorways leading to three naves at the first doorways leading to three naves at the first level, guarded by ionic pillars with

level, guarded by ionic pillars with chinesechinese

fu dogs

fu dogs

 urn-like finial at pedimenturn-like finial at pediment

 SANTA MARIA CHURCH, Ilocos SurSANTA MARIA CHURCH, Ilocos Sur 

 constructed late 18th century,constructed late 18th century, 85 steps85 steps

leading to the church was built by leading to the church was built by  Augustinian

 Augustinian Benigno FernandezBenigno Fernandez

 massive brick church perched on a hillmassive brick church perched on a hill 

 façade hasfaçade has circular buttressescircular buttresses, three, three

openings and a

openings and a blind niche, semi-circularblind niche, semi-circular pediment

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 TUMAUINI CHURCH, IsabelaTUMAUINI CHURCH, Isabela 

 begun 1783-1788 by Dominicanbegun 1783-1788 by Dominican Domingo FortoDomingo Forto

and town mayor

and town mayor Pablo SasonPablo Sason; 1803-1808 –; 1803-1808 – circularcircular belltower was completed

belltower was completed

 pampango artisanspampango artisanscarved the hardwood moldscarved the hardwood molds

for the clay insets that decorate the for the clay insets that decorate the churchchurch

 ultra-baroqueultra-baroque: unique for its extensive use of : unique for its extensive use of 

baked clay both for wall finishes and ornamentation baked clay both for wall finishes and ornamentation

 ornamental detailsornamental details: serpentine reliefs, spiral: serpentine reliefs, spiral

curves, flowers, foliage, sunfaces, cherubs and curves, flowers, foliage, sunfaces, cherubs and saints

saints

 circular belltower with white limestone finish,circular belltower with white limestone finish,

decorated with bright red clay

decorated with bright red clay rosettes and festoonsrosettes and festoons

  ANGAT CHURCH, B ANGAT CHURCH, Bulacanulacan 

 begun 1756-1773 by Augustinianbegun 1756-1773 by Augustinian Gregorio GinerGregorio Giner;;

completed in 1802 by Fray

completed in 1802 by Fray Joaquin CalvoJoaquin Calvo

 baroque stylebaroque style : coupled Corinthian and : coupled Corinthian and DoricDoric

columns divide façade into levels or segments, columns divide façade into levels or segments, statues ringed with wreath-like ornaments flank  statues ringed with wreath-like ornaments flank  niches, windows with

bas-niches, windows with bas-relief “curtains” relief “curtains” 

 plain three-storey belltower with balustered topplain three-storey belltower with balustered top

 BARASOAIN CHURCH, BulacanBARASOAIN CHURCH, Bulacan 

 1871-1878 : stone church was constructed1871-1878 : stone church was constructed

to replace wooden structure; 1880 to replace wooden structure; 1880 – – earthquake ruined the church earthquake ruined the church

 1885 : Augustinian1885 : Augustinian Juan GironJuan Giron

commissioned a builder named

commissioned a builder named MagpayoMagpayototo rebuild the church

rebuild the church

 variation on thevariation on the circle motif circle motif  

 flutings on pilasters with ends blunted intoflutings on pilasters with ends blunted into

semicircles detract from the

semicircles detract from the NeoClassicaNeoClassicall

 belltower has a cubic base, three layesbelltower has a cubic base, three layes

accented by blind and open windows, top accented by blind and open windows, top has crenellations and six-sided cone has crenellations and six-sided cone

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 SAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH, ManilaSAN SEBASTIAN CHURCH, Manila 

 a church built for all times afta church built for all times aft er previous churcheser previous churches

were damaged by earthquakes in 1863 and 1880 were damaged by earthquakes in 1863 and 1880

 designed in thedesigned in the Gothic styleGothic style(without flying(without flying

buttresses) by

buttresses) by Genaro PalaciosGenaro Palaciosin Revivalistin Revivalist architecture

architecture

 made entirely of steel; plans were sent made entirely of steel; plans were sent to Belgiumto Belgium

where the parts were made in sections then where the parts were made in sections then transported to Manila

transported to Manila

 interiors were painted to resemble faux marble;interiors were painted to resemble faux marble;

adorned with sculpture by

adorned with sculpture by Eusebio GarciaEusebio Garciaandand painting by

painting by Lorenzo RochaLorenzo Rocha

 SAN AUGUSTIN CHURCH, ManilaSAN AUGUSTIN CHURCH, Manila 

 oldest church in the Philippinesoldest church in the Philippines; built 1587-1607; built 1587-1607

by

by Juan MaciasJuan Maciasaccording to the plans approved byaccording to the plans approved by the Royal Audencia de Mexico and by a

the Royal Audencia de Mexico and by a Royal CedulaRoyal Cedula

 1854 : Don1854 : Don Luciano OliverLuciano Oliver(Municipal Architect of (Municipal Architect of 

Manila) directed the renovation of the

Manila) directed the renovation of the façade byfaçade by

adding to the height of

adding to the height of the towers; thesethe towers; these towers were damaged in the 1863 towers were damaged in the 1863 earthquake and were never rebuilt earthquake and were never rebuilt

 plaza adorned with Fu dogs representsplaza adorned with Fu dogs represents

colonial urban planning colonial urban planning

 High Renaissance : High Renaissance : superpositioned Tuscansuperpositioned Tuscan

orders at first level, Corinthian capitals at orders at first level, Corinthian capitals at second level; circular windows at plain second level; circular windows at plain pediment; heavily carved, two-paneled main pediment; heavily carved, two-paneled main door with images of St.

door with images of St. Augustine and St.Augustine and St. Monica amidst Philippine flora

Monica amidst Philippine flora

 nave is flanked by 12 collateral chapels eachnave is flanked by 12 collateral chapels each

housing a Baroque or NeoClassic retablo housing a Baroque or NeoClassic retablo

 Baroque elements include trompe l’oeil :Baroque elements include trompe l’oeil :

sculpture by Italian artists

sculpture by Italian artists Cesare DibellaCesare Dibella

and

and Giovanni AlberoniGiovanni Alberonion the ceiling andon the ceiling and pilasters

pilasters

 cloisters built around an atrium with acloisters built around an atrium with a

garden planted by Augustinian botaninst garden planted by Augustinian botaninst Manuel Blanco

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 TAAL CHURCH, BatangasTAAL CHURCH, Batangas 

 1858 : Fray1858 : Fray Marcos AntonMarcos Anton, with the help of the, with the help of the

architect Don

architect Don Luciano OliverLuciano Oliver, started construction;, started construction; the church was completed in 1878

the church was completed in 1878

 built on top of built on top of a hill and may be a hill and may be reached throughreached through

flagstone steps, unobstructed by other

flagstone steps, unobstructed by other buildingsbuildings

 façade : arched windows alternate with Ionicfaçade : arched windows alternate with Ionic

columns at first level, Corinthian at upper level; columns at first level, Corinthian at upper level; projected cornices and mouldings; three pediments projected cornices and mouldings; three pediments

 interior is cavernous bur drab with stout piers andinterior is cavernous bur drab with stout piers and

semi-circular apse : mathematical exactness rather semi-circular apse : mathematical exactness rather than ornamentation

than ornamentation

 DARAGA CHURCH, AlbayDARAGA CHURCH, Albay 

 established by people who fled the eruption of Mestablished by people who fled the eruption of M t.t.

Mayon form

Mayon form CagsawaCagsawa

 the Franciscan wanted a church with the bestthe Franciscan wanted a church with the best

features of Romanesque and Gothic, but it features of Romanesque and Gothic, but it waswas executed by the carvers in

executed by the carvers in BaroqueBaroque

 façade : a whole tablet façade : a whole tablet without columns andwithout columns and

cornices, only symmetrically positioned cornices, only symmetrically positioned

fenestrations, apertures and niches; whorls, twisted fenestrations, apertures and niches; whorls, twisted columns, foliage, medallions, statues and reliefs columns, foliage, medallions, statues and reliefs

 MIAGAO CHURCH, IloiloMIAGAO CHURCH, Iloilo 

 present church was built 1786-1797 underpresent church was built 1786-1797 under

the supervision of fray

the supervision of fray Francisco GonzalesFrancisco Gonzales

Maximo

Maximo; a storey was added to the left; a storey was added to the left belfry in 1830

belfry in 1830

 also served as fortress against Malso served as fortress against M uslimuslim

pirates, simple and massive structure mixed pirates, simple and massive structure mixed with ornate details

with ornate details

 local botanical motifs at façade reliefslocal botanical motifs at façade reliefs

reminiscent of cookie cutouts (de gajeta), reminiscent of cookie cutouts (de gajeta), used to describe 16th

used to describe 16th century Mexicancentury Mexican architectural reliefs

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 SANTO NINO DE CEBU BASILICA, CebuSANTO NINO DE CEBU BASILICA, Cebu 

 built by Fraybuilt by Fray Juan de AlbarranJuan de Albarran about 400 yearsabout 400 years

ago, on the site where a soldier found an image of  ago, on the site where a soldier found an image of  the Sto. Nino in a settlement that the Spanish the Sto. Nino in a settlement that the Spanish soldiers have burned down

soldiers have burned down

 the Convent was founded in 1565, making it the Convent was founded in 1565, making it the firstthe first

to be built in the country to be built in the country

 constructed with stones from Panay and Capizconstructed with stones from Panay and Capiz 

 façade : blending of Moorish, Romanesque andfaçade : blending of Moorish, Romanesque and

NeoClassical elements; trefoils on the doorways; two NeoClassical elements; trefoils on the doorways; two levels divided into three segments and topped by levels divided into three segments and topped by pediment; retablo at the center

pediment; retablo at the center

 belltower has four-sided balustraded domebelltower has four-sided balustraded dome 

 interior : pierced screen with floral motifs, pineappleinterior : pierced screen with floral motifs, pineapple

decors at the choirloft, corn cobs at t

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