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27-30 April 2011 | SMX Convention Center, Pasay City
37th NatCon
“Reinventing S.O.A.: Service-Oriented Architecture”
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As we enter the second decade of this new millennium, the role of the
architect has embraced a larger world of disciplines, in part due to the growing
needs of the world as a response to global issues, but more so to fulfill our
vocation of providing a holistic SERVICE-ORIENTED ARCHITECTURE.
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Delegates (2,400)
United Architects of the Philippines
The Integrated and Accredited Professional
Organization of Architects
EDITORIAL STAFF
Felicisimo A. Tejuco, Jr., UAP, piep
Chair
Rex Balthazar J. Tamase, UAP
Contributing Photographer
Abigail Lana M. Mora
Creative Designer
Racquel C. Orenia
Proofreader
Lora B. Rivera, FUAP
Adviser
The 37th UAP National Convention is structured around five sub-themes,
hence, five multi-colored characters representing each theme:
The Enterprise Architect, the violet man carrying a briefcase, understands
the crucial role of the architectural profession vis-à-vis business, cultural,
technological, and geographical boundaries. He is resourceful in producing new
approaches and techniques when faced with challenges, even crises.
The Virtual Architect, the red lady in earrings with a PDA on hand, has a
complete grasp of the power of technology and media, using them as tools in
not only conveying concepts more vividly but also as instruments for learning
and catalysts change.
In the age of “greenhouse gases”, “carbon footprints”, and “climate
change”, the Architect of a Low-Energy Future, the green man bearing a
“blossoming” globe, takes the lead in sustainable design through integrated
planning and design and whole-systems thinking.
The Vernacular Architect, the orange woman in a Filipino terno, is
committed to preserving and conserving the architectural expressions of our
cultural heritage while realizing that the residents of cities or in the areas
holding cultural heritages are the guarantors of their preservation.
Our country needs us more than ever. The Public Architect, the yellow
architect with a Filipino flag, hails from both the private and public sectors who
strives for better governance. He imbibes the qualities of leadership, authority,
accountability, stewardship, and transparency and is knowledgeable in legal
fundamentals in the service of public interest.
And on the occasion of our 37th National Convention, the collective ideals
of all five sub-themes have been given life through one main character, the
yellow mascot whom we lovingly call, Arkee.
This magazine is published annually by the United Architects of the Philippines
for the National Convention. This publication is available free-of-charge to convention
delegates and sponsors. Limited copies, sold at Php 500, will be available after the
Convention at the UAP National Headquarters.
For questions, comments, and suggestions, please get in touch with the
UAP Secretariat, 53 Scout Rallos St., Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines, telephone
numbers (632) 412-6364, 421-6403, or fax number (632) 372-1796. You can also
get in touch with us through email at [email protected] or access information
through website: www.united-architects.org.