Karaang Edipisyo
Explore the architectural heritage of Negros through historic buildings and structures, showcasing the region's rich cultural and historical identity.
Era
Early 1900s
Location
National Museum Dumaguete
Style
Neoclassical & Traditional
About the Exhibition
"Karaang Edipisyo" focuses on the architectural heritage of Negros, highlighting historical buildings and structures that have shaped the region's identity. Visitors will learn about traditional construction methods, neoclassical influences, and the significance of preserving these cultural landmarks.
This exhibition serves as a tribute to the skilled artisans and architects who contributed to Negros' distinctive architectural landscape, blending indigenous techniques with colonial influences.
Architectural Highlights
- Historic buildings and neoclassical structures from Negros
- Insights into traditional construction techniques and heritage preservation
- Celebrates Negros' cultural and architectural history
- Original architectural blueprints and scale models
- Photographic documentation of endangered heritage sites
- Interactive timelines showing architectural evolution
Featured Architectural Styles
Spanish Colonial
Characterized by massive walls, large wooden doors, and capiz shell windows
American Neoclassical
Featuring symmetrical facades, columns, and classical ornamentation
Bahay na Bato
Traditional Filipino stone houses with wooden upper floors
Art Deco
Geometric patterns and streamlined forms from the 1920s-1930s