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ARCH 514 | History of Filipino Architecture

Slideshow developed by:

Arch. Edeliza V. Macalandag, UAP

Bohol Island State University | College of Architecture & Engineering

Between the Earth & Sky

EARLY PHILIPPINE SHELTERS

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Tabon M

fossilized

modern

discovere

Caves in Quezon,

Philippin

by Dr. Ro

American

the Natio

Philippin

CAVE DWELLINGS AS EARLY HUMAN SHELTER

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Tabon Cave

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Tabon Cave

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6/18A Tau't Batu man makes lunch near his cave abode, a raised platform of bamboo, where his family sits in the background. (Victo

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The food gatherer, the

fisherman, or the hunter, who

moved from one place to

another in his search for food

and game, fashioned the lean-to

from a frame made of tree

branches and twigs, using leaves

and fronds for sidings.

Lean-To or Portable Shelter

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Tree House or Arboreal Shelters

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Banaue Rice Terraces

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LongSheng

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Guilin

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Yuanyang

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Longji

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References

Lico, Gerard (2008). Arkitekturang Filipino: A History of Architecture andUrbanism in the Philippines. Quezon City: The University of the

Philippines Press.