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When the Spaniards occupied and established the city of Cebu and later occupied the fort of Soliman in Manila, the wooden palisades and precolonial constructions were replaced and shaped into Spanish cities and fortifications.

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The Spaniards looked for more fireproof materials to replace wood and discovered "adobe" or volcanic stuff

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The church was usually built far from the town center, with no nearby plaza, and was rarely constructed using adobe or bricks.

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Bahay na kahoy is perhaps, aside from the baroque churches and structures, the most significant imprint of Spanish colonial architecture

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Luciano Oliver - A Spaniard who designed Taal church, the Malabon church, and the most significant work in the Manila Cathedral in 1872

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He is considered the first Filipino architect popular for his revivalist style.

He designed the Tutuban Railroad Station, the Monte de Piedad building, the Old Assumption Covenant on Herran St. and also several "Bahay na Bato."

He is a master builder gained the confidence of Gov. William Howard Taft and became general's architectural adviser in 1901.

He designed the Gothic and prefabricated all-steel San Sebastian Church in the 1880s.

Who established a singing school at the Manila Cathedral in 1742 to teach Western church music, introducing Catholic liturgical music in the Philippines?