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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM AND PHILIPPINE INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER

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Orchid Garden Suites: A hotel with a past and a present

By Ayvi Nicolas | November 27, 2002 - 12:00am

Once in a friendly and drunken discussion about art, I had to say for argument’s sake that architecture is art that feeds on itself. Architecture has to tear down in order to build; it replaces itself in order...

Travel and Tourism