United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Canada Chapter
21st Anniversary and Induction of Officers and Members
September 21, 2024
North York, Ontario
About the Cover THE SAILBOAT
As we sail through this life, we may take different directions as we seek self-fulfillment and happiness. With the determination to do something meaningful, we commit ourselves to take opportunities with optimism and embrace every challenge in this journey. We oblige our own selves to learn the value of endurance and adaptability with hopes for a better and brighter future.
But sailing in the ocean will not always be smooth. The storm’s strong winds and big waves will come to toss us around and turn us upside down; but learning how to adjust the sail and to keep a strong anchor will hold us in our place. As the ‘seed’ of aspiration remains firmly planted within us, we strengthen our education, we equip ourselves with accreditations and we aim for recognition.
As the captain of our own ship, it’s us who has that power in steering it towards our visions and aspirations in life. It’s us who can control who we sail with, our family, our friends, our colleagues - those people who unite with us and will help us adjust the sails towards that direction leading to a sustainable environment. Those people whom we trust to give us confidence and will work with us in quest for success, not only in our profession but as a whole person reaching those dreams.
Art concept by Elmer Canlas, Visualized by Nicoy Delos Reyes Medium: Pen & Ink, post-edited in Photoshop
National Anthems
UAP March
Architect’s Credo
Land Acknowledgment About the Organization About the Chapter Messages
United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Canada Chapter
Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession
Programme
Arrival of Officers
Arrival of guests and Registration
Part 1 - OPENING CEREMONIES
Invocation
Land Acknowledgement
National Anthem of Canada
National Anthem of the Philippines
UAP March
Architect’s Credo
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Introduction of the UAP National President
Address of the UAP National President
Presentation of Token of Appreciation
Introduction of Guest Speaker 1
Message of Guest Speaker 1
Presentation of Token of Appreciation
Introduction of Guest Speaker 2
Message of Guest Speaker 2
Presentation of Token of Appreciation
Ar. Ritchie Basco, UAP
Ar. Limnel Torreon, UAP
“O Canada”
“Lupang Hinirang”
Ar. Johnson Tan, UAP
Ar. Barry Chan, UAP
Ar. Donato B. Magcale, FUAP, SFRIA, AA, APEC AR.
Ar. Barry Chan, UAP
Ar. Ana Marie Aclo, UAP
Deputy Consul General Kerwin Tate
Ar. Ana Marie Aclo, UAP
Ar. Remus Ancheta, UAP, APEC AR., OAA
OAA Councilor Natasha Krickhan
Ar. Remus Ancheta,UAP, APEC AR., OAA
Part 2 - DINNER
Audio Visual Presentation
Song Number
Part 3 - INDUCTION RITES
Presentation of Chapter Officers
Charging of Officers
Induction of Chapter Officers
Valedictory Address of Out-Going Chapter President
Introduction of In-Coming Chapter President
Inaugural Address
Ar. Carlos Lacuna, UAP, APEC AR., IPDD
Ar. Severino Perez, UAP
Deputy Consul General Kerwin Tate
Ar. Mariano Villanueva, UAP
Ar. Elmer C. Canlas, UAP, (Chapter President: FY2024-2025)
Part 4 - INDUCTION OF NEW MEMBERES
Presentation of New Full-Fledged Members
Charging of New Full-Fledged Members
Oath-Taking of New Full-Fledged Members
Pinning Rites
Presentation, Charging, and Oath-taking of New Graduate Auxiliary Members
Ar. Marvin Cajulao, UAP
Ar. Jackielyn Calabocal, UAP
Ar. Elmer C. Canlas, UAP
Spouse / Relative / Sponsor
Ar. Noel Tumamao, UAP
Ar. Jackielyn Calabocal, UAP
Ar. Elmer Canlas, UAP
Part 5 - CLOSING CEREMONIES
Introduction of Inspirational Speaker
Message of Inspirational Speaker
Presentation of Token of Appreciation
Presentation of New OAA Interns and Architects
Recognition of 2023-2024
Outstanding UAP Chapter Member
Presentation of Certificates of Recognition
Charter Members
5 Years Loyalty Award
10 Years Loyalty Award
15 Years Loyalty Award
20 Years Loyalty Award UAP Service Award
Closing Remarks
Part 6 - FELLOWSHIP
Ar. Richard Aguirre, UAP
Ar. Emma Gudelosao-Ignacio, UAP, OAA
Ar. Richard Aguirre, UAP
Ar. Joy Puertollano, UAP, OAA
Ar. Jefferson Blazo, UAP
Ar. Juan Cruz, UAP, OAA
Ar. Elizah Alinas, UAP
Ar. John Satingin, UAP
Ar. Rommel Lumbao, UAP, OAA
The National Anthems
Pambansang Awit Hymne national (O Canada, Lupang Hinirang)
O Canada
O Canada!
Our home and native land!
True patriot love in all of us command.
With glowing hearts we see thee rise, The True North strong and free!
From far and wide,
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
God keep our land glorious and free!
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
O Canada, we stand on guard for thee.
Lupang Hinirang
Bayang Magiliw, Perlas ng Silanganan Alab ng Puso sa dibdib mo’y buhay
Lupang Hinirang, Duyan ka ng magiting, Sa manlulupig di ka pasisiil.
Sa dagat at bundok, Sa simoy at sa langit mong bughaw, May dilag ang tula
At awit sa paglayang minamahal.
Ang kislap ng watawat mo’y Tagumpay na nagniningning; Ang bituin at araw niya Kailan pa ma’y di magdidilim.
Lupa ng araw, ng luwalhati’t pagsinta, Buhay ay langit sa piling mo; Aming ligaya na pag may mang-aapi
Ang mamatay nang dahil sa iyo.
UAP March
Martsa marche de l’architecte uni des Philippines
The United Architects of the Philippines are we Sworn to uphold our profession’s dignity
Ours is to create, to design, and plan
Build the shelter for the family of man
As architects, we build with artistry and vision
With humble hearts, patience, and with dedication
Combining strength, utility and beauty
Be it a simple house or a complex city
One in Heart, and one in soul
All for one, and one for all
These architects are the symbols of greatness, Loyal to the UAP
We pledge to ourselves to serve our country with a fervent verve
So let us all be
Architects with a Filipino soul
One in heart, and one in soul
All for one, and one for all
These architects are the symbols of greatness, Loyal to the UAP
We pledge to ourselves to serve our country with a fervent verve
So let us all be
Architects with a Filipino soul with a fervent verve
So let us all be
The Greatest strength of the UAP!
The Architect’s Credo
Etika Éthique
Accountability | Norm of Conduct | Professional Excellence Ethical Relationship | Sharing | Respect Legacy
I shall work with this general objective: that I am accountable to God, to mother earth, to my country, to my fellowmen, and to myself.
I shall uphold the ideal and follow the norms and ethical conduct of this noble profession.
I shall pursue moral and professional excellence to the utmost level of integrity through industrious dedication and meaningful application to my work that merits a reputation for quality of services worthy of fair renumeration.
I shall pledge myself to the highest standard of professionalism in relation to clients, colleagues, industry partners, and society.
I shall dedicate myself to the pursuit of creative endeavours towards the goal of enlightened Art and Science, generously sharing it.
I shall respect the rights and works of my colleagues in the profession and confine my comments to constructive intents.
I shall endeavor to do my duty in the protection of our common environment and the preservation of architectural heritage for the sake of the present and future generation.
So help me God.
Land Acknowledgement
Pagkilala sa Katutubong Lupa Reconnaissance du Territoire
The United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter (UAP-OCC) acknowledges that we are hosted on the traditional territory of Indigenous people dating back countless generations.
We want to show our respect for their contributions and recognize the role of the treaty making what is now Ontario
About the Organization
Ang Orgnisasyon
À propos de l’organisation
UAP:
A Prime Professional Organization of Architects
The United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) is the first duly accredited organization of Architects in the country. It was founded in 1975 after the union of the League of Philippines Architects (LPA), the Philippine Institute of Architects (PIA), and the Association of Philippine Government Architects (AGPA). By virtue of the passage of Republic Act No. 9266, UAP was accredited by the Professional Regulation Commission as the Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects (IAPOA).
Vision
UAP believes that an important purpose of architecture is to create a vision that improves the built environment. This vision is vital to the advancement of the living standards of our communities and provides a service of ever-increasing value to society. Hence, the vision is:
UAP the prime organization of Architects
Mission
In order for the UAP to unite the registered and licensed architects in the Philippines, promote the aesthetic, scientific and business practice of architecture; advance architectural standards of continuing education, training and practice; and build relationships among clients, the construction industry and architects, the following mission is adopted:
The UAP as the Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects, is the vanguard of the Architecture profession in the country which shall serve as the catalyst of dynamism and unity among Filipino Architects, promoting the highest ethical conduct, discipline, responsibility and values beneficial to man and society, culture and the environment in the delivery of its professional mandate for local and global practice.
About the Chapter
Ang Sangay
À Propos du Chapitre
It was September 23, 2003, when the United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Canada Chapter with chapter registration No. 0093 was formally inaugurated and officially added to the roster of ‘Foreign Based Chapter’ of a growing UAP family.
The inauguration was graced with the presence of UAP National Officers from the Philippines. Encompassing the inauguration was the induction of the charter’s board of directors and members. The chapter’s primary goal is to create, achieve and implement programs that will serve the best interest of Philippine registered architects and architectural practitioners in North America. The dedication and commitment of its board of directors, committee officers, and members facilitated the process of launching and implementing worthwhile professional, civic and social projects which garnered a National President’s citation award as “model chapter” for internationalbased chapters.
The chapter is focused on promoting and uplifting the members’ spirit through training, social interaction, fellowship and community outreach. Various professional and social activities are lined up to sustain the chapter’s objectives. Officers and members are working hand-in-hand, fulfilling and defending the dream of Filipino registered architects and architectural practitioners to be officially recognized in the Ontario architectural practice.
In 2023, the United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Canada Chapter marked a significant milestone by celebrating its 20th anniversary on September 23, 2023. The chapter commemorated two decades of dedication, growth, and service to the Filipino architectural community in Ontario Canada with the theme “Building with Courage and Vision.” This celebration not only honored the chapter’s past achievements but also reaffirmed its commitment to continue advocating for the recognition and professional growth of Filipino architects in Ontario. This event was a testament to the chapter’s enduring legacy and its forward-looking vision for the future.
Vision
UAP-OCC to become the premier organization for Philippine-licensed architects and Filipino architectural practitioners to fully realize their potential. Involve, Evolve.
To create, achieve and implement programs that will serve the best interest of Philippine-registered architects and architectural practitioners in North America. Mission
UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES
The Integrated and Accredited Profesional Organization of Architects
FY 2024-2025
MESSAGE FROM THE UAP NATIONAL PRESIDENT
Kindest greetings from the Office of the 30th UAP National President - United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) and a Pleasant Day to All of You!
As we embark on a journey, let us embrace our FY 2024 -2025 UAP Corporate theme “FuturePROGRESSIVE – One STRONG UAP” and strive for continuity, improvement and growth. We all bring our unique strengths, perspectives and selfless service to our organization. Together, we are Strong and United in our passion for excellence towards the FuturePROGRESSIVE direction of the UAP.
Similarly, I extend my heartfelt greetings to each one of you, as you celebrate your UAP ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER - 21ST YEAR FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY with the theme: “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession”
As we enter the next FuturePROGRESSIVE direction of your chapter, we should always be driven by good governance, proficient leadership, volunteerism, love for service and unity, ensuring to continue the legacy and the sustainability of the UAP.
Thus, I express my Delight and Joy in celebrating with you the success of your Chapter’s 21st Year of Founding Anniversary! Let us Empower our Servant Leaders and Chapter members to deliver an Institutionalized, Professionalized and Inclusive UAP ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER.
The UAP National Board and myself is ONE with you and to your UAP ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER for all the significant endeavors and undertaking attained for the UAP. My praise and compliments for all the milestones reached with Flying Colors.
Let us all take the opportunity to work closely together to participate more and decide more as we create a FuturePROGRESSIVE UAP and for the Filipino Architects.
Mabuhay ang UAP!
Mabuhay ang UAP ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER!
Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Filipino!
DONATO B.
MAGCALE, FUAP, SFRIA, ASEAN Ar., APEC Ar.
30th UAP National President
FY 2024 - 2025
United Architects of the Philippines (UAP)
MESSAGE FROM THE UAP NATIONAL SECRETARY GENERAL
My sincere and profound greetings to the Officers, Members and Advisers of UAP Ontario Canada Chapter as you celebrate your 21st year Anniversary and Induction Ceremonies.
The actions of the leaders inspire others to do more, learn more and dream more. The impact has created good results for their passion in doing their job. Your selfless support and assistance to UAP has been such an inspiration to the young generation. You are worthy of emulation who can harbor your unselfish desire to be young leaders. Continue on the link between Architects bringing in positive thoughts and to be of service to our beloved organization as we flourish, “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession”
As you celebrate this Twenty-First Year Anniversary of your Chapter, the tolls that you endured and the efforts that you exerted in the past years are now yielding fruits. This is the moment in stepping forward, to push through and soar higher.
And I congratulate each and every one of you who became part of this continued mission, to serve voluntarily at its highest possibilities.
To the future leaders of Ontario Canada Chapter, continue to serve without expecting rewards and recognitions.
Congratulations and Mabuhay tayong Lahat!
MA. CECILIA C. VIRAY, UAP
UAP
Secretary General
FY 2024-2025
Republic of the Philippines
PROFESSIONAL REGULATION COMMISSION BOARD OF ARCHITECURE
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Congratulations to the members of UAP Ontario Canada Chapter, on your 21st year of founding celebration. How I wish I can be with you just like the time we were together on your chapter’s chartering.
As we celebrate this anniversary, it is important to acknowledge the challenges that our architecture profession faces. The modern world is grappling with unprecedented issues such as social inequality, urbanization and climate change.
Your celebration theme “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession” is very fitting to the challenges of our time and into the future.
Architects today are called upon to to be not just designers, but problemsolvers, thinkers, and leaders who can navigate these complex challenges with foresight, sensitivity and empathy.
The United Architects of the Philippines, the IAPO of Architects, which we are all members has been at the forefront of addressing these issues, advocating for sustainable practices, inclusive design, and the ethical responsibilities of architects. Our commitment to these causes brought accolades to UAP including the recent 2024 Outstanding Professional Organization by PRC. Your chapter is one of the contributors of where we are as a profession.
Looking to the future, we see a world where architecture continues to evolve, responding to the needs of society while maintaining the essence of aesthetic expression. The integration of technology in design, the rise of smart cities, and the increasing emphasis on ecological balance are trends that will shape the next chapter of our profession. As an organization, we are poised to lead in these areas, equipping our members with the knowledge, skills, and inspiration to excel in rapidly changing landscape.
In your 21st anniversary, let us celebrate your architect members who have paved the way with their creativity, perseverance, and dedication. Let us also reaffirm our commitment to nurturing the next generation of architects who will carry forward the legacy of excellence that UAP Ontario Canada Chapter represents.
Sincerely,
ROBERT S. SAC, FUAP, ASEAN Ar., APEC Ar. Chairman, PRC PRB-ARCH
MESSAGE FROM THE ONTARIO ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS
As President of the governing Council of the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA), which regulates the practice of architecture to protect the public interest, I am sharing this message of goodwill on behalf of our profession. I want to extend my heartfelt congratulations to the Ontario Chapter of the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) for another successful year of support, education, and community-building among your members.
As my final year as OAA President begins to draw to a close, I am sorry I am unable to attend your chapter’s Annual Induction of New Members and Officers in person—I have heard about such positive experiences from colleagues who have participated in the past. That said, I am delighted to know my fellow Councillor, Toronto architect Natasha Krickhan, will once again be representing the OAA at this important event.
Natasha has such passion and enthusiasm for not only architecture, but also those who are on the path to being licensed in our province. She was able to attend a UAP event in 2022 and I know how thrilled she was to learn of the contributions made by your Ontario Chapter in serving and supporting Philippine architects as well as the wider community of design practitioners.
The theme of this year’s 21st anniversary, “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards a Sustainable Profession,” is particularly relevant. At the OAA, we ourselves underwent an organizational and operational review a few years back with this particular thought as one of the drivers.
We wanted to ensure our Association was indeed adapting to changing times while remaining ever-focused on our vision, mandate, and critical regulatory role. In using this exercise to develop a comprehensive, five-year plan, we found consensus in determining two lenses through which we view all our programming and initiatives—“Climate Action” and “Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion” (which includes Indigenous Reconciliation).
The UAP Ontario Chapter’s commitment to these main topics, buoyed by training, social interaction, fellowship, and outreach, remains so important for both your membership as well as the larger architecture profession and the Ontarians it serves. I share my appreciation.
For those of you who are already OAA members as Architects, or hold status as Intern Architects or Student Associates, I encourage you to become more involved with our Association and help make a difference within your profession. If you were licensed or educated in the Philippines and wish to practise in Ontario, I wish you the best as you explore the established channels like the Broadly Experienced Foreign Architect (BEFA) Program or the Internship in Architecture Program (IAP). Please do not hesitate to reach out to the OAA if we can be of assistance. You can learn more about such international credentials and mobility on the OAA Website.
To the Ontario Chapter of UAP as a collective group, and to all of you as individuals, I wish you continued growth and success.
Salamat at mabuhay!
Settimo Vilardi, Architect M.Arch., OAA, FRAIC President
MESSAGE FROM THE CANADIAN ARCHITECTURAL CERTIFICATION BOARD
Dear President Canlas and members of the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter,
Thank you very much for the invitation to attend the introduction ceremonies of your 21st year anniversary celebration. While I regret, I am unable to attend, I wanted to share sincere greetings and best wishes to all. It is an important time for architects to come together and address challenges toward a sustainable profession, which I know is the theme of your gathering.
As an architect, architectural educator and chair of one of Canada’s 12 architecture schools I know the value, joys and difficulties of the profession, and as current president of the Canadian Architectural Certification Board, I know the added value that diverse and foreign-trained architects bring to the field in Canada. The CACB vision is to mobilize the Canadian architecture community towards an inclusive and sustainable future, while carrying out its mandate to develop, implement, and maintain high-quality certification programs and standards for the practice of architecture in Canada.
Groups like the Ontario Chapter of the United Architects of the Philippines are important to helping all design professionals work together in realizing excellence in architecture, while advocating for more sustainable, just and beautiful built environments and thriving communities.
Thank you again for the invitation and best wishes to you all in your 21std year of organized advocacy and support.
Sincerely,
Lisa Landrum (she/her) PhD, MArch2, BArch, OAA, MAA, FRAIC, AIA
Professor and Chair, Department of Architectural Science
Faculty of Engineering and Architectural Science o. 416-979-5000 x556501 | c. 416.271.9407 |Bio Toronto Metropolitan University
President/Présidente
CACB/CCCA - Canadian Architectural Certification Board / Conseil Canadien de Certification en Architecture
UNITED ARCHITECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES
The Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects
BRITISH COLUMBIA CHAPTER
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAPTER PRESIDENT
Greetings from the United Architect of the Philippines British Columbia Chapter!
With great honor and privilege, I would like to convey my warmest greetings and congratulations to the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Chapter on the celebration of your 21st anniversary and induction of new officers and members.
The focus of your theme, “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards a Sustainable Profession,” brilliantly captures the forward-looking and resilient spirit of your chapter. As architects and design professionals, we constantly encounter new challenges that push us to reevaluate our approaches, embrace innovation, and adapt to a rapidly changing global environment. The UAP Ontario Chapter has consistently demonstrated outstanding leadership in guiding these transitions and promoting a culture of sustainability and excellence within our field.
May I take this opportunity to express once again our heartfelt gratitude to UAP Ontario for the invaluable support in the formation and establishment of the UAP British Columbia Chapter’s hartering 13 years ago. Your guidance, encouragement, and dedication have been essential in making this milestone a reality. We deeply appreciate our partnership and dedication to enhancing our community here in North America and advancing the mission of the United Architects of the Philippines.
Once again, congratulations on this significant milestone. Wishing you a wonderful celebration nd a year filled with success!
Mabuhay and Arkitektong Pilipino!
FREDELYN BERNABE-RAMOS, UAP, IA AIBC
Chapter President, FY 2024-2025
United Architects of the Philippines British Columbia Chapter
Messages from the UAP-OCC’s Former Presidents
Twenty First Anniversary and counting...
How do we get from here to there?
How does one move forward to address converging issues and complex challenges of present architectural and urgent environmental realities?
Trying to find things to address, new issues to enrich, what to do and be a bigger part of the community; looking at the profession in a different, better and balanced way. Moving into the future together by building upon the lessons of the past through hope and hard work. Is there any other option?
We have to look for expansion instead of being consolidated, concretized and frozen into a repeated pattern! We should always be open and ever-growing and ever-changing; the willingness to push into new areas!
My warmest congratulations to the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter on its 21st Anniversary and the induction of new Officers and Board of Directors.
Welcome to all new members!
Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Pilipino!
EDUARDO MANAPUL, UAP, MRAIC, APEC AR.
Charter President 2003-2005
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Esteemed colleagues, officers, and members of the United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Chapter,
It is with great honour and pride that we gather today to celebrate a significant milestone—our 21st year anniversary. Over the past two decades, our chapter has grown not just in numbers, but in the strength of our commitment to the architectural profession, to each other, and to the communities we serve. Tonight, as we also induct our new officers and members, we are reminded of the enduring legacy we are part of and the promising future that lies ahead.
Our theme for this year, “PARADIGM SHIFT: EMBRACING and CONQUERING CHALLENGES TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE PROFESSION,” is not just a reflection of the times we live in, but a call to action for each one of us. As professional architects living in Ontario, Canada, we have faced numerous challenges— both global and local—that have tested our resolve, our creativity, and our adaptability. Yet, it is through these challenges that we have found new ways to innovate, to collaborate, and to ensure that our profession remains not only relevant but essential in building a sustainable future.
The concept of a paradigm shift is about changing the way we think, the way we approach problems, and the way we execute our designs. In recent years, we have seen shifts in technology, environmental considerations, and societal needs that have required us to rethink our traditional practices. As architects, we are not just builders of structures; we are creators of spaces that shape the way people live, work, and interact with the world around them. Embracing this shift means acknowledging that sustainability is not an option but a necessity, and that our role as architects is pivotal in leading this change.
As we induct our new officers and members tonight, we are reminded that the future of our chapter, and indeed our profession, lies in the hands of those who are willing to embrace these shifts and to conquer the challenges that come with them. I am confident that Ar. Elmer Canlas, UAP, and his team present today will rise to the occasion, offering fresh perspectives, innovative ideas, and a steadfast commitment to our shared goals. Also, a heartfelt thank you to outgoing Chapter President Ar. Mariano Villanueva, UAP, and his team for their unwavering support to UAP-OCC.
Let us continue to support each other as we navigate this paradigm shift, knowing that our collective efforts will not only strengthen our chapter but also contribute to a more sustainable and resilient profession. I encourage each one of you to remain curious, to seek out new knowledge, and to never shy away from the challenges that lie ahead. Together, we can and will build a future that is not only sustainable but also inspiring.
Congratulations to our new officers and members, and happy 21st anniversary to the United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Chapter. Here’s to many more years of growth, innovation, and success. Thank you, and God bless.
REMUS P. ANCHETA, UAP, OAA, APEC AR.
1st President 2005-2007
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Messages from the UAP-OCC’s Former Presidents
Happy 21st Anniversary UAP Ontario Canada Chapter!
I congratulate the new officers and members of UAP Ontario Canada Chapter on your induction and celebration of the chapter’s 21st Anniversary.
The anniversary theme Paradigm Shift: “Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession” reflects a transformative approach to career development in the modern world. It is very appropriate for the 21st Anniversary celebration because as we continue to grow and achieve what we were dreaming of to be is a challenge by itself and worthy to sustain it. It involves a commitment to continuous learning, innovation and resilience.
Heartfelt gratitude to our prominent members who came back to be part of the core group of our chapter. Your continued support and enthusiasm have been crucial to our success, and we look forward to celebrating this significant milestone with each of you. Our dedication and commitment to our organization for the last two decades have been the driving force behind our success.
There will be many challenges to be conquered, professionally we can drive our careers forward while contributing to broader societal and environmental objectives.
The growth of UAP Ontario Canada Chapter has impacted the cognitive map drawn by our founders and innovative pioneers. The once a concept decades ago, now is real. and members collectively validated that the pathway has been cleared towards their sustainable career.
My sincerest congratulations to newly elected Chapter President Arch. Elmer C. Canlas and his board of directors. Kudos to outgoing Chapter President Arch. Bing C. Villanueva and officers. Your dedication, hard work, and commitment over the years have been truly remarkable. We will celebrate not just the years but the accomplishments and the positive impact you have made.
God bless and more power to all and UAP Ontario Canada Chapter!
Mabuhay ang UAP. Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Filipino!
SEVERINO P. PEREZ, UAP, MRAIC, APEC AR
2nd President 2007-2009
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Congratulations to Our New Officers!
Dear Arch. Elmer Canlas,
My warmest congratulations to you and fellow officers on your upcoming induction of the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter. Your dedication, expertise, and commitment to the field of architecture are truly commendable.
As an organization, we greatly value the contributions of our officers in shaping the architectural landscape and fostering professional growth. Your leadership will undoubtedly inspire fellow architects and elevate our Filipino Community.
May your term be filled with success, collaboration, and meaningful achievements. We look forward to witnessing your positive impact on UAPOC and the architectural community.
Once again, Congratulations, and more power to you and the new administration!
Sincerely,
FLORDELIZA S. LAPERAL, UAP, APEC AR., MArch, Professor 3rd President 2009-2011
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Messages from the UAP-OCC’s Former Presidents
My warmest greetings to our friends and my fellow Architects! As we celebrate the 21 years of dedication, passion, and excellence, I am filled with immense pride and gratitude to be part of this esteemed organization.
Our theme for this year, “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession,” reflects the evolving landscape of our profession and the need for us to adapt and innovate continuously.
It’s also about the embracing a new mindset that prioritizes sustainability, innovation and ethical integrity that demands us to stay abreast and integrate them to our practice.
Moreover, sustainability is no longer an option but necessity, that requires holistic approach to strengthens the profession, making it resilient to future challenges.
To our new aspiring Architects, I extend a warm welcome. Your journey in this field will be filled with opportunities and challenges. Stay humble as you climb the ladder of success, and always remember the importance of giving back. Help the next generation of architects, particularly students, new immigrantespecially our “Kababayan”, to build their skills and gain the invaluable Canadian experience that will shape their future. In doing so, you contribute not only to their growth but also to the strength and sustainability of our profession.
Together, let us continue to embrace the paradigm shifts ahead and conquer the challenges that come our way, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for all.
Again, as I stand with pride and honour to be part of United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Chapter. I extend my highest regards to the hardworking new and incumbent members and officers in pursuing our mission & vision, goals and serving the GMM. Congratulations to our new set of Officers for FY 2024-2025 of UAP-Ontario Canada chapter.
Thank you and Mabuhay! God bless us all and more power to UAPOntario Chapter!
ROMMEL A. LUMBAO
UAP, OAA, Architect AIBC, AANB, NLAA, TBAE, MRAIC, NCARB, APEC AR.
4th President 2011-2013
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Warmest greeting to the United Architects of the Philippines, Ontario Canada Chapter on your 21st year anniversary
With the remarkable accomplishments of your Chapter, let it become an inspiration for others to follow. Let me remind every member of this Chapter that the wisdom of your past chapter leaders will surely make your Chapter maintain it’s stature of excellence and leadership in UAP. Today, as we bid farewell to your outgoing Chapter Officer, let us express our deepest gratitude for their selfless service and invaluable contributions. Their leadership has been marked with integrity, compassion, and a genuine commitment to the betterment of our profession. As you pass the baton to the incoming leadership team, know that your contributions have laid a strong foundation upon which you will continue to build. Your work has set a stage for new opportunities, fresh perspectives, and continued growth.
Innovations and creative minds from younger generation of officers and members will bring a new paradigm shift of excitement, surprises, and unity among chapter members.
Today marks a special moment in your journey as you gather to welcome a new era of leadership in your Chapter. To the new inductees, congratulations on reaching this milestone in your journey as architects. Today marks the beginning of an exciting and fulfilling career that will allow you to shape the world around us in remarkable ways.
As you embark on this journey together, I urge all architects to unite, collaborate and share your knowledge generously. Let us create an environment of support and encouragement where every voice is heard, and every idea is valued. Together we can elevate our profession and build a legacy of lasting impact on architectural practice, most especially the profession on global practice.
Mabuhay and Ontario Canada Chapter. Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Pilipino!
CARLOS F LACUNA, UAP, APEC AR.
Vice Chair UAP-Special Committee on Foreign Based Architects 5th President 2013-2015
Messages from the UAP-OCC’s Former Presidents
Dear Esteemed Colleagues,
Welcome to our annual gathering of Filipino architects in Canada. This year, we are thrilled to present our theme: “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards a Sustainable Profession.”
As we navigate the evolving landscape of architecture, we are reminded of the importance of adaptability and resilience. Our profession is at a pivotal moment, where the integration of sustainable practices is not just an option but a necessity. This paradigm shift challenges us to rethink traditional methods and embrace innovative solutions that prioritize environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and economic viability.
In the spirit of this theme, we celebrate the remarkable achievements of Filipino architects who have made significant strides in sustainable design. Your dedication to creating eco-friendly, culturally sensitive, and resilient structures is a testament to our collective commitment to a greener future.
Let this event be a platform for sharing knowledge, fostering collaboration, and inspiring one another to push the boundaries of what is possible.
Together, we can conquer the challenges ahead and pave the way for a sustainable and thriving architectural profession.
Thank you for your unwavering passion and contributions. Here’s to a future where our designs not only stand the test of time but also nurture the world we live in.
Warmest regards,
ANA MARIE ROSE G. ACLO, UAP, Intern Arch, 6th President 2015-2017
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Greetings Colleagues,
Kudos to the previous administration of Mariano Villanueva for a job well done and warm congratulations to the incoming administration of Arch. Elmer Canlas and his board!
As we reflect on our journey in the architecture or allied professions, we must acknowledge the myriad of challenges that have shaped our profession. From economic downturns and technological advancements to changing societal needs and environmental concerns, we have faced adversity head-on.
However, it is through these challenges that we have honed our skills, strengthened our resolve, and emerged as resilient professionals. We have learned to adapt to evolving circumstances, innovate in our designs, and prioritize strategies for constantly growing our profession forward to greater heights.
Today, I urge you to continue embracing challenges as opportunities for growth. Let us:
• Foster collaboration: Work together with clients, contractors, and other stakeholders to find innovative solutions to complex problems. Embrace technology: Utilize digital tools and software to enhance our design processes and improve efficiency.
Evolve to changing times: Face change with the courage to be uncomfortable and not take the easy road but the more challenging journey.
Advocate for our profession: Raise awareness about the importance of architecture and the contributions of architects to society.
By doing so, we can not only overcome the challenges we face but also create a more sustainable and prosperous future for our profession.
Let us continue to inspire and empower each other as we strive to build a better world through architecture.
Onward and forward,
ALVIC DOCTOLERO, UAP
7th President 2017-2018
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Messages from the UAP-OCC’s Former Presidents
My warmest greetings to all! Congratulations to United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter on your 21st Anniversary and Induction Program. My sincerest gratitude to all the members of this prestigious organization, for your support in our Chapter.
To the outgoing officers, we commend you for the job well done. To the new incoming officers FY: 2024-2025, I welcome and congratulate you! It’s a pleasure serving this organization.
This year’s theme: Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession. As a career professional, you play a critical role in helping your clients navigate the ever-changing job market while also considering the long-term implications of their career choices on society and the environment. Sustainable Career Development is an approach that you can use to support your client in the development of a career path that contributes to a sustainable future. Traditional career development may not always align with the principles of sustainability, contribute to the betterment of society, and encourage career paths that promote equity for all. Sustainable Career Development employs a holistic approach to career planning, work search, and career management. It requires you to consider the long-term implications of career decisions on both the individual and society. By integrating these considerations into your career development process, you can assist your clients in creating meaningful careers that provide financial stability, personal fulfillment, and longevity.
Sustainability also involves developing skills and competencies that are in demand in a rapidly changing economy, while also contributing to a more sustainable future. These challenges highlight the need for ongoing education and advocacy, as well as collaboration between career professionals, employers, workers, and policymakers to address barriers and promote sustainable practices in the workplace.
Lastly, I would like to thank all our sponsors for the continuous support to our Chapter .
Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Filipino! Ipagpatuloy natin ang magandang sinimulan.
Muli Maligayang Ika-Dalawamput Isang Taong Anibersaryo UAPOCC! Mahigit dalawang dekada na tayo!
JACKIELYN P. CALABOCAL, UAP
8th President 2018-2020 UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to the United Architects of the Philippines – Ontario Canada Chapter (UAP-OCC) on the 21st Anniversary and Induction of New Officers and Members.
Over the past two decades, this chapter has embodied the very best of what it means to be architects, innovators, and leaders, making remarkable contributions to the architectural profession both here in Canada and in the Philippines. Today, we celebrate this milestone with the theme: “Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges Towards Sustainable Profession,” which could not be more fitting for the times we live in.
As we mark this 21-year journey, we are reminded that the world is in a state of constant change. Architectural practice is no exception, with each generation facing unique challenges that require fresh perspectives and new ways of thinking. The theme of a paradigm shift speaks to the pressing need for all of us to adapt and innovate – rethinking the very foundations of how we work and how we define success. In an era defined by rapid technological advances, environmental crises, and shifting social dynamics, the architecture profession is at a crossroads. How we respond to these challenges will shape not only the future of the built environment but also the future of the profession itself.
As we look into the future, the challenges we face are significant, but so are the opportunities. The ongoing technological revolution, driven by artificial intelligence, smart cities, and green technologies, is providing architects with tools and platforms that previous generations could only dream of. These advancements allow us to design with unprecedented precision, efficiency, and sustainability in mind. However, technology alone is not the answer. It is our ability to blend innovation with empathy and creativity with responsibility that will ultimately determine the success of the architectural profession in this new era.
On this milestone anniversary, let us not only reflect on the accomplishments of the past but also look forward to the possibilities of the future. The UAP Ontario Canada Chapter has proven time and again that it is more than capable of meeting the challenges of today while preparing for the uncertainties of tomorrow.
In closing, I extend my sincerest congratulations to the officers and members of the UAP Ontario Chapter for your 21 years of excellence, innovation, and leadership. As you move forward into this next chapter, I am confident that you will continue to embrace the paradigm shift ahead, conquering challenges, and contributing to a more sustainable, vibrant, and inclusive architectural profession.
Happy 21st anniversary, UAP Ontario Chapter! May you continue to build, lead, and inspire for many more years to come.
Sincerely Yours,
ARCH. BARRY ESLLER CHAN, UAP
9th President 2020-2022
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
A MESSAGE FROM THE UAP-ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER’S FORMER PRESIDENT 2022-2024
To the United Architects of the Philippines – Ontario Canada Chapter
Congratulations and welcome to the newly inducted officers and members of the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Canada Chapter.
To the new chapter president and board of officers and directors, keep the flame of service alive, keeping in mind the chapter’s vision, mission and goals.
Always keep it simple in doing your tasks to be an efficient team. Always listen to each other first. We have two ears and one mouth so we need to listen first then speak. Lastly always have every voice heard, big or small and keep an open channel of communication.
To the new members, keep an open mind in your involvement to the chapter and to get to know your colleagues. Always have room to learn and share, everyone is welcome to grow and be part of this community.
To the members, keep our ties strong and put above all what is good for the organization. I appreciate your best efforts in making our chapter what it is today but let us do more and be more towards better goals, achievements and embracing change and improvement. I thank you all for your commitment and loyalty.
Mabuhay!
Sincerely,
MARIANO C. VILLANUEVA, UAP
10th President 2022-2024
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
A MESSAGE
FROM THE UAP-ONTARIO CANADA CHAPTER’S 11TH & CURRENT PRESIDENT FY 2024-2025
To my fellow members of the UAP Ontario Canada Chapter, On behalf of the New Officers and Board of Directors, it is with great pleasure to welcome all members of the United Architects of the Philippines Ontario Chapter to the Induction Rites and 21st Anniversary celebration of our chapter.
Paradigm Shift: Embracing and Conquering Challenges towards Sustainable Profession
As immigrants pursuing our profession in a foreign land, we face the certainty that integrating into a new culture and society can be a difficult task. The conventional system has given way to a more complicated and multifaceted reality. Sailing across, we must equip ourselves with knowledge and strategies to thrive in this new setting. And as we steer in an era of economic shifts, it is the ability to embrace change, learning to adapt and modifying our mindsets to overcome these barriers. By exploring the key transformations in reshaping how we approach our careers and understanding the opportunities that arise from this paradigm shift, we can position ourselves in forming our career, reestablishing our lives and creating a brighter future for ourselves.
Together, we will navigate this paradigm shift, seize opportunities and conquer challenges towards a successful, sustainable profession. To the outgoing Board of Directors and Officers, with the leadership of Arch. Mariano Villanueva, thank you for your outstanding service to our chapter. The perseverance and dedication you showed was truly remarkable.
Finally, to my fellow members of the new administration fiscal year 2024-2025, may we believe that supporting and collaborating with each other achieves significant results. May we also be reminded that it is our objective to work hand in hand in fulfilling and defending the dream of every Filipino Architects to be officially recognized in Ontario’s architectural practice.
Congratulations!
Mabuhay ang UAP Ontario Canada Chapter!
Mabuhay ang Arkitektong Filipino!
ELMER CANLAS, UAP, RMP, LEED GA, MRAIC, Intern OAA
11TH & CURRENT PRESIDENT FY 2024-2025
UAP-Ontario Canada Chapter
Officers FY 2024-2025
Ang mga Namamahala 2024-2025 Officiers Pour 2024-2025
Elmer C. Canlas, UAP President
Holds his B.Arch from the University of the Assumption in Pampanga and Project Management Certificate from the University of Toronto. A registered Architect and registered Master Plumber. Advanced from a Project Architect in the Philippines to a Senior Designer/Estimator and Project Manager in Ontario. Holds multiple certifications, an intern OAA, ExAC Passer and has taken on leadership roles within UAP-OCC.
Eliza Leah M. Alinas, UAP
Secretary
A proud graduate of Cebu Institute of Technology-University, has been an architect since 2018, currently works as an architectural designer in Toronto, and enjoys painting, singing, playing musical instruments, and outdoor activities like trekking, camping, and running.
Richard Aguirre, UAP
Vice President - Programs and Development
A graduate of Saint Louis University in Baguio City, has worked in various architectural firms in the Philippines and Brunei, enjoys playing guitar and swimming, and has been an active member of the Chapter since he joined in 2015.
Oscar Luz, UAP
Vice President - Operations
Earned his B.Arch from Adamson University, and has built a diverse career in architecture, engineering, and kitchen design across various companies both in the Philippines and mainly Canada, specializing in kitchen design and gaining expertise in metal fabrication and home staging.
Marvin Cajulao, UAP
Treasurer
A registered and licensed Philippine Architect and Master Plumber, graduated from the Technological Institute of the Philippines, has worked in various architectural roles in Philippines, China, and Canada, and is currently a Senior Architectural Designer with Hatch Architecture in Mississauga.
Juan Cruz, UAP Auditor
A B.Arch graduate from the University of Santo Tomas, is a registered Architect in Canada and the Philippines, with specialized knowledge in designing banks, workplace interiors, automotive retail, high-rise residential buildings, and stadia.
Board of Directors FY 2024-2025
Lupon ng mga Direktor 2024-2025 Conseil d’dministration
Jefferson C. Blazo, UAP Area Director
A graduate of Polytechnic University of the Philippines, has extensive international experience in healthcare and laboratory projects, worked for 15 years in Dubai on various project types, and is currently a Designer/ Healthcare Planner at CannonDesign Toronto and a Board Director of UAP-OCC.
Noel Tumamao, UAP Area Director
Holds a BS Architecture and a Diploma in Environmental Management from the University of the Philippines, is an architectural intern and Envision Sustainability professional at Hatch, with a focus on infrastructure, energy, and transit projects.
Limnel Torreon, UAP Area Director
President / CEO / Founder of the Torreon Land Design and Build Inc., is a visionary designer with dual B.S. degrees in Architecture from the University of Mindanao and Canada, renowned for merging functionality with aesthetics in high-profile projects worldwide.
Johnson Tan, UAP Area Director
Holds a BS Architecture and a Diploma in Environmental Management from the University of the Philippines, is an architectural intern and Envision Sustainability professional at Hatch, with a focus on infrastructure, energy, and transit projects.
John Satingin, UAP Area Director
A B.Arch graduate from Adamson University and has over 20 years of experience, held significant roles in various companies, including ArchEn Technologies, Ayala Property Management, and SM Land, and is currently an Intermediate Architectural Designer at Hatch Architecture Limited in Canada
Mariano Villanueva, UAP Area Director
A graduate from the University of the Philippines in Diliman with a B.Arch degree. He is a licensed architect in the Philippines since 2001. Previously worked as a planner in the Philipppines with Palafox Associates and in Dubai for Creative Kingdom Inc. He is now a Project Coordinator for Sky Acoustics in Canada.
Speaker Profile
Panauhing Pandangal Profil du Conférencier
Kerwin Orville C. Tate
Born in Naga City, Bicol, in February 1973, to parents Orville F. Tate, a lawyer, and Teresita C. Tate, a public school teacher, he embarked on an impressive academic and professional journey. He graduated from the Ateneo de Naga University with a degree in English and went on to earn a law degree from the University of the Philippines and Far Eastern University.
In 2000, he passed the Foreign Officer’s Exam and joined the Department of Foreign Affairs. Throughout his career, he has served in various capacities within the home office, including as Assistant Director and then Director of Engineering and Procurement, Director at the Office of Protocol, Director at the Office of Consular Affairs, and Executive Director at the Office of Asset Management and Support Services.
His international postings have taken him to Guam, where he served as a Consul, and to New York, where he held the position of Deputy Consul General. Currently, he serves as the Deputy Consul General of the Philippine Consulate General in Toronto. He has one child, Julian Rasheed.
Speaker Profile
Panauhing Pandangal Profil du Conférencier
Natasha Krickhan
Natasha Krickhan is a Toronto-based architect who sits on the governing Council for the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA). She has served as the Association’s Vice President (Education) and has chaired various groups with the regulator, including the Interns Committee.
With a degree in Architecture from the University of Waterloo, Natasha’s early career was shaped by her time working with Zeidler Partnership Architects and George Friedman Architect. Past projects include helping design the $500-million, 2.5 million-sf Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls, several LEED office and condominium buildings with &Co Architects, and extensive work for Sheridan College that includes the awardwinning Hazel McCallion Campus, which was built to LEED GOLD standards.
With more than 25 years of professional experience, Natasha continues to actively practise in her current role as principal at HaNK Architecture + Interiors Inc. She opened the firm in 2019, which predominately focuses on residential and commercial buildings, striving to create beautiful and sustainable built environments.
Natasha remains passionate about educating students and architectural graduates and has been a guest critic at the University of Waterloo’s School of Planning, and an adjunct professor for the University of Waterloo’s School of Architecture.
Speaker Profile
Panauhing Pandangal Profil du Conférencier
Emma Ignacio, OAA, UAP, PMP
Inspirational Speaker
Emma is a licensed Architect, registered with the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) since 2012, and a licensed Architect with the United Architects of the Philippines (UAP) since 1999. She has also been a Project Management Professional (PMP) since 2020. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture in 1998 from the University of Santo Tomas. Currently, she works as a Senior Architect for the Toronto Transit Commission and serves as a director for Studio Three Architects, an architectural firm specializing in residential, commercial, and office buildings.
A Special Message
Espesyal na Mensahe
Un Message Spécial
Desiderio M. Casanova, UAP
UAP - Ontario Canada Chapter Founder
Greetings!
Today, we gather to celebrate a significant milestone: the 21st anniversary of the UAP Ontario Chapter. This momentous occasion marks over two decades of dedication, growth, and collaboration within our professional community.
I would like to extend my heartfelt gratitude to all our members, both junior and senior, whose hard work and commitment have been instrumental in reaching this milestone. Your contributions have been crucial in fostering our chapter’s success and reputation.
Congratulations are in order for all Ontario UAP members who have recently achieved their licenses. Your perseverance and professionalism are truly inspiring and deserve to be celebrated.
A special note of thanks goes to Arch. Boy Roldan, a distinguished National Board Officer from our main office in Manila, Philippines. Your ongoing support, insightful advice, and timely updates have been invaluable to us. I am particularly grateful for the Certificate of Recognition and the UAP OCC Pioneer Award you have bestowed upon me. Your recognition is a profound honor and a testament to our collective efforts and achievements.
Here’s to many more years of success and collaboration. Mabuhay!
Desiderio M. Casanova, UAP
Outstanding Members
Mga Bukod-Tanging Miyembro Membres Exceptionnels
Flordeliza Laperal 2004
Desiderio Casanova 2005
Carlos Lacuna 2006
Ritchie Basco 2007
Remus Ancheta 2008
Ana Marie Rose Aclo 2009
Elmer Canlas 2010
Severino Perez 2011
Jackielyn Calabocal 2012 & 2013
Outstanding Members
Mga Bukod-Tanging Miyembro Membres Exceptionnels
Patricia Parinas 2014
Mabel Therese Casino 2015
Alvic Doctolero 2016
Suzette Quelnan-Cruz 2017 & 2023
Barry Chan 2018
Mariano Villanueva 2019
Ronaldo Pompa 2019
Richard Aguirre 2021
Sycilla Sydney Rocamora 2020 & 2022
Roster of Members
Mga Kasapi Liste des Membres
Abarilla, Rolando M.
Abuyan, Kirbi V.
Aclo, Ana Marie G
Adriano, Mary Angeli S.
Adriosula, Irving Caleon S.
Aguirre, Richard A.
Agulto, Rommel A.
Ahiyal, Mhariam A.
Alforte, Mark*
Alinas, Elizah Leah M.
Almo, Anne Mari*
Amolong, Julian Jr. B.
Ancheta, Remus P
Andrade, Jocelyn I.
Apalit, Noel
Ariz, Benjamin
Bacani, Keithlyn C.*
Balatero, John Martin
Baldoza, Joselyn
Baltazar, Carolyn S.
Baltazar, Isagani L.
Baring,Kim
Barlaan, Elmer P.*
Basco, Ritchie P.
Bautista, Nash*
Belen, Maria Bernadette*
Beltran, Antonio Miguel
Beltran, Isaias
Beltran, Jose Roy A
Bernade, Virgilio Q.*
Bernardo, Armando Blazo, Jefferson
Bonsol, Greyol lan L.
Borja, Nino*
Brazas, Isidro C.
Bueno, Julie Anne S
Cabading, Princess
Cabana, Yshmael*
Cabang, Alfredo E.
Cagadas, Kris M.
Cajulao, Marvin T
Calabocal, Jackielyn P
Calleja, Francisco*
Campo, Napoleon*
Canlas, Edmar R.*
Canlas, Elmer C
Canlas, Paulita*
Casañas-Ramos, Mary Ellaine A
Casanova, Desiderio M
Casiño, Mabel Therese T.
Celestra, Michael*
Cepria, Cecilia
Ceralde, Edwin B. Chan, Barry E.
Cipriano, Romeo C.*
Constantino, Clariel Jane C.
Cristobal, Arnel C.*
Cruz, Estelito S. Cruz, Juan Paolo Cruz, Ritz
Cruz, Suzette Q
Danganan, Ma. Celiza Dans-Gatchalian, Faye David, Jimmy M.
De la Cruz, Vincent*
De la Rama, Antonio B
Dellosa, Nelson A Demetillo, Jonathan B. Dengayan, Cezar O. Dia, Enrico C. Dizon, Imelda* Doctolero, Alvic Domingo, Carol M. Domingo, Michael Jef S. Duran, Berwin Lloyd Christian E.
Elevado, Diane Claire*
Endaya, Roman Estavillo, Mennard M. Fabila, Alena Salvi M.
Fernandez, Jovito
Ferrer, Rizalino Flores, Edgar* Flores, Gil l.
Fonancier, Cirilo
Fonancier, Ramon B.
* Graduate Auxiliary
Roster of Members
Mga Kasapi Liste des Membres
Francisco, Jeremie B.
Frias, Ambrosio A.
Gabiazon, Lucia Laila
Gabis, Bonifacio L.
Gabis, Leticia B.
Galang Jasper S.*
Gamalinda-Sanchez, Anita Gatchalian, Kent E.
Geroche, Jaime G.
Go, Joseph B.
Gonzales, Edgardo
Gonzales, Jose Vernie*
Gudelosao-lgnacio, Emma LuzT
Guillermo, Aris v.
Gulfo, Benjamin M.
Ilagan, Carlos
Isanan, Raul Paulo M.
Jingco, Arnold T.
Justo, Paul Louis V.
Lacson, Jeffrey
Lacuna, Carlos F
Lao, Phil Ryan Y.
Laperal, Flordeliza S.
Laton, Aura Noureen*
Layno, Tony Lee, Generose Legaspi, Joselito P.
Lintag, Pete
Liwanag, Nick Lorenzo, Carmeliza A .
Lumbao, Rommel A.
Luz, Ma. Vanessa C
Luz, Oscar Jr. B
Macabuhay, Rommel De Guzman
Maglaque, Adanelo V Mallari, Dom Mallari, Remigio
Manapul, Eduardo D
Mangalino, Alfredo N.*
Mapa-Guinto, Lorna*
Marquez, Marianne M.
Martinez, Victoria F
Matias, Griselle*
Mediodia, Agnes G
Melocoton, Richard L Mendoza, Harold S.*
Mesina, Marc Genius Miranda, Edilberto DR. Monleon, Edgar Moton, Allan Munar, Peter G. Muncal, Cristina* Muncal, Jayson* Musni, Joseph A. Naguiat, Carmelito Nolasco, Ramiro* Obispo, Mark*
Ogalesco, Michael John A* Olano, Ramon Magno P. Ortega, Joel*
Ong, Welington P. Opinaldo, Neil P. Orcena, Roderick E. Palanca, Edmundo M. Palomo, Robert F. Pariñas, Patricia B, Paz, Rolando Peña, Alvin June M.*
Peña, Lilian T.
Perez Gerry Mae Perez, Rey Emerson* Perez, Severino P. Pertierra, Rubelynn A. Pertierra, Jose Ernest E. Jr. Policarpio, Cristina Elan Pompa, Ronaldo B.* Porto-Benito, Esmeralda Puertollano, Mary Joy R. Quiambao, Tito Quiambao, Joseph Quintong, Paolo Melchor Quiton, Louel F. Ramirez, Ronald D. Razon, Felipe M.* Resoso, Reynaldo Retizo, Rommel F.* Reyes, Jasner Vico Reyes, Turiano S. Robes, Servilliano*
Rocamora, Scylla Sydney M Roldan, Diana Marie* Romeral, Roman G.
* Graduate Auxiliary
Roster of Members
Mga Kasapi Liste des Membres
Romilla, Antonio G.
Roque, Joselito
Rosimo, Elejorde*
Ruiz, Mary Austine L.
Salangsang., Neal R.
Satingin, John Jerwin A.
Samson, Danny*
Santana, Mark Carlo
Santiago, Virgilio J.
Santos Ernesto M.
Santos-So, Arlene B
Santos, Cid Anthony
Sarandi, Maria Theresa B.
Sarandi, Mario J.
Sazon, Rolando D.
Serrano, Alfonso
Sinena, Exequiel
Soliveres, Riziel Dahren A.
Soriano, Donato D.
Sosa, Jose P. Jr.
Sosa, Michelle M.*
Suerro, Nimia Lanche
Tafaleng, Ericson N.
Talusan, Honoracio M.
Tan, Johnson
Tan, Rosario S.
Torreon, Limnel S. Treyes, Vince
Tumamao, Jose Noel Q. Turla, Eloisa B.
Untalan, Dennis C.
Urbina, Harold Kim C. Uy, Arlene Dominique Valentin, Rolando Vergara, Manuel
Villanueva, Mariano C. Villanueva, Melody C. Villanueva, Rodolfo E. Viloria, Eunice Lois R.
Vinluan, Noel R.
Yap, Susan Ann C. Yap, Wilson V.
* Graduate Auxiliary
APEC Architects
Agulto, Rommel A. Ancheta, Remus P. Lacuna, Carlos F. Laperal, Flordeliza S. Lumbao, Rommel A Manapul, Eduardo D Ong, Welington P. Perez, Severino P.
OAA Architects
Ancheta, Remus P. Cruz, Juan Paolo Dia, Enrico C. Frias, Ambrosio A. Gabiazon, Lucia Laila Gudelosao-lgnacio, Emma Luz T . Lumbao, Rommel A Mediodia, Agnes G Olano, Ramon Magno P. Ong, Welington P. Pompa, Ronaldo B. Puertollano, Mary Joy R. Roldan, Diana Marie Santana, Mark Carlo Turla, Eloisa B.
Intern Architects
Aclo, Ana Marie G Cajulao, Marvin T Canlas, Elmer C. Constantino, Clariel Jane C. Cruz, Suzette Q Ferrer, Rizalino Obispo, Mark Rocamora, Scylla Sydney M Tumamao, Jose Noel Q.
Universities and Colleges
Mga Pamantasan Universités et Collèges
United Architects of the Philippines - Ontario Canada Chapter
