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Jacuzzi

Jacuzzi és una empresa estatunidenca, amb seu a Chino, Califòrnia, que produeix banyeres d'hidromassatge. Fundada l'any 1917 pels set germans Jacuzzi, immigrants italians als Estats Units, l'empresa va començar produint avions; després, bombes hidràuliques per a ús agrícola; i finalment, l'any 1956, Candido Jacuzzi (1903-1986), un dels germans, va inventar la banyera d'hidromassatge. La causa va ser l'artritis reumatoide que patia el seu fill; per guarir-la, el pare va transformar el mecanisme d'una bomba en un equip terapèutic. L'any 1968, Roy Jacuzzi va veure el potencial comercial d'aquest invent i li va donar la seva forma definitiva, amb sortides d'aigua integrades a l'arquitectura de la banyera. El producte va donar a la companyia fama mundial, i es va popularitzar de tal forma, que avui dia el nom de l'empresa s'ha generalitzat i és usat amb freqüència per a referir-se a qualsevol banyera de característiques similars. El seu eslògan actual és: "Jacuzzi: Water that moves you." (Jacuzzi: l'agua que et mou). Referències Vegeu també Dutxa Sauna Spa (salut) Pràctica del bany Enllaços externs Fabricant Spas i Swimspas a Catalunya Spa i Jacuzzi a Catalunya Pàgina oficial
Jacuzzi (empresa)

Jacuzzi es una empresa estadounidense con sede en Chino Hills, California, que produce bañeras de hidromasajes. Historia Fundada en 1917 por los siete hermanos Jacuzzi, italianos inmigrantes en Estados Unidos, la empresa comenzó produciendo aviones; después, bombas hidráulicas para uso agrícola; y finalmente, en 1956, Candido Jacuzzi (1903-1986), uno de los hermanos, le agregó a la bañera de su casa un motor que inyecta aire cuando la bañera está llena, inventando con eso la bañera de hidromasaje. La causa fue la artritis reumatoide que sufría su hijo Kenneth; para curarla, el padre transformó el mecanismo de una de las bombas hidráulicas de la empresa en un equipo terapéutico. En 1968, Roy Jacuzzi vio el potencial comercial de este invento y le dio su forma definitiva, con boquillas integradas en la arquitectura de la bañera. El producto proporcionó a la compañía fama internacional. Su lema actual es: "Jacuzzi: Water that moves you." (Jacuzzi: el agua que te "mueve" ). El agua suele estar muy caliente y se suele situar al lado de las piscinas en hoteles, cruceros, mansiones. Son exteriores o interiores. Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Jacuzzi.
Jacuzzi (entreprise)

Jacuzzi est la marque américaine à l'origine des jacuzzis, du nom de l'inventeur italien Roy Jacuzzi (en). Cette marque commerciale appartient à la société américaine Jacuzzi Inc, une filiale de Jacuzzi Brands. Ce terme est également employé comme antonomase pour désigner les bains à bulles en général. Histoire Au début des années 1900, les sept frères Jacuzzi quittent Valvasone, dans le Frioul, en Italie du Nord, et partent à la conquête des États-Unis. Ils commencent par appliquer leurs connaissances en hydraulique et en dynamique des fluides aux secteurs aéronautique et agricole. Ils conçoivent le tout premier monoplan à cabine fermée pour l'US Postal mais aussi une nouvelle génération de pompes qui permet de puiser l’eau plus efficacement. En 1948, pour soigner son fils atteint d'arthrite rhumatoïde que les médecins conseillent de soigner par l'hydrothérapie, Candido Jacuzzi crée une pompe permettant de créer des remous dans une baignoire. En 1955, après quelques modifications, l'entreprise Jacuzzi commercialise un modèle portable et miniaturisé, utilisable dans une baignoire domestique. La pompe J 300 transformait le bain en véritable moment de détente et de relaxation. En 1968, membre de la 3e génération, Roy Jacuzzi intègre ce système à une baignoire, inventant ainsi la première baignoire d’hydromassage, la « Roman Bath ». Le secret de cette baignoire résidait dans les jets brevetés placés sur les côtés de la baignoire : ils permettaient d’obtenir un mélange air/eau de 50/50 pour un hydromassage idéal. La marque Jacuzzi a donc fêté en 2006 ses 50 ans de savoir-faire et d’expérience dans le domaine de l’hydrothérapie, la balnéothérapie et l’hydromassage. En octobre 2006, Apollo Global Management achète pour 990 millions de US$ par achat à effet de levier la société Jacuzzi Brands. Le groupe Jacuzzi détient en 2010 plus de 250 brevets originaux, portant sur des systèmes de pompes, la technologie des buses mais aussi l’ergonomie et le design. Les nouveaux modèles sont maintenant à débordement. Notes et références Bibliographie Ken Jacuzzi, Jacuzzi: A Father's Invention to Ease a Son's Pain, iUniverse, 2005. Lien externe Site officiel Portail des entreprises Portail de l’Italie Portail des États-Unis Portail de l’eau
Jacuzzi

Jacuzzi é uma empresa ítalo-americana especializada em banheiras de hidromassagem. História A Jacuzzi remonta a 1900, quando sete irmãos imigraram da Itália para o estado americano da Califórnia. Esta família deu a sua contribuição em várias áreas, principalmente na aviação – graças à invenção da primeira cabine fechada para o monoplano – e na agricultura, onde, fazendo uso dos seus conhecimentos hidráulicos, criaram um sistema de irrigação por meio de bombas. Com o passar dos anos, a empresa tornou-se bem-sucedida fabricando hélices de avião e bombas de irrigação para agricultura. Em 1956, uma pessoa da família precisou de um tratamento de hidroterapia para combater a artrite. Os engenheiros da Jacuzzi adaptaram uma dessas bombas para ser usada numa banheira. Roy Jacuzzi viu aí um bom negócio, surgindo um novo nicho de mercado, colocando as banheiras de hidromassagem no mercado em 1968. O modelo J-300 era vendido para hospitais e escolas. Pouco depois, com a preocupação do povo norte-americano com a saúde, bem-estar e cultura ao corpo, a empresa iniciou as vendas ao público. Em 1970, a empresa lança a primeira banheira Spa, uma unidade grande, desenhada para acomodar várias pessoas, possuindo sistema de filtragem para manter a água aquecida e limpa. Em 1979, a família vendeu a empresa e somente Roy Jacuzzi permaneceu à frente do negócio. Referências Ligações externas «Página oficial»
Bubbelbad

Bubbelbad är en form av badkar eller liten sittbadpool för hydroterapi, där kroppen masseras med luftbubblor i det varma vattnet. Andra namn är jacuzzi, bubbelpool eller spabad; en vanlig engelsk beteckning är hot tub. Bubblorna skapas av inbyggda jetstrålar med finfördelad luft, som masserar kroppen under bad. Uttrycket "jacuzzi" är från början ett varumärke men används i svenskan som ord för själva företeelsen. Jacuzzi är en ursprungligen amerikansk tillverkare av badrumsutrustning som är mest känd för sina bubbelbad. Numera används ordet jacuzzi i generisk bemärkelse för sådana badkar, oavsett fabrikat (jämför varumärkesord). Jacuzzin har fått sitt namn efter dess uppfinnare, den italiensk-amerikanske Candido Jacuzzi (1903-1986) och presenterades första gången 1968. Ordet jacuzzi finns i svenskan sedan 1987. Referenser Externa länkar Företaget Jacuzzi
Esperón

Esperón is a surname. Notable people with the surname include: Ezequiel Esperón (1996–2019), Argentinian footballer Grégorio Juan Esperón (1912–2000), Argentine professional football player and coach Hermogenes Esperon (born 1952), retired Philippine Army general, National Security Adviser Ignacio Fernández Esperón (aka Tata Nacho) (1894–1968), Mexican composer Jose Francisco Fuentes Esperon (1966–2009), Mexican politician Manuel Esperón (1911–2011), Mexican songwriter and composer Natalia Esperón (born 1974), Mexican actress and former model Soledad Esperón (born 1985), retired Argentine tennis player See also Esparron (disambiguation) Esperan (disambiguation) Espero (disambiguation)
Bulacan Provincial Capitol

The Bulacan Provincial Capitol is the seat of the provincial government of Bulacan in the Philippines. History The Bulacan Provincial Capitol was built in 1930 during the administration of Bulacan Governor José Padilla Sr. on a parcel of land donated by Spanish American Antonio Bautista. The capitol was destroyed during World War II but was rebuilt in June 1950 under the tenure of Governor Fortunato Halili. The building was closed in August 2017 for a major renovation which was completed in 2018 under Governor Wilhelmino Sy-Alvarado. Architecture and design The Bulacan Provincial Capitol was designed by Filipino architect Juan Arellano and is an example of Art deco architecture. The capitol's compound is named as the Antonio S. Bautista Provincial Capitol Compound. The 2018 renovation saw the installation of a LED board on top of the capitol's signage and the conversion of its triangular pediment to a parapet. External links Media related to Bulacan Provincial Capitol at Wikimedia Commons References
Caohagan Island

Caohagan, or sometimes spelled Cawhagan, is an island located in the Cebu Strait in the Philippines. The island is one of the islands that constitute the Olango Island Group, a group of islands off the coast of Mactan Island. Caohagan is under the jurisdiction of the city of Lapu-Lapu. Although, many residents still rely on fishing but some inhabitants of Caohagan are employed in tourism, working in the beach resort in the island, selling merchandise for tourists, opened food stalls and providing island-hopping tours. According to the latest 2024 census, the population of Caohagan is 658. Because of its distance from the mainland, households use solar panels for their electricity. The local government have provided solar panels to indigent residents of the island. Natural hazards such as typhoons threaten the island. In 2021 Caohagan was affected by the onslaught of Typhoon Rai or Supertyphoon Odette. The government and non-government groups provided relief and recovery activities to help the families affected by the typhoon. Tourism Caohagan Island is becoming one of the prime tourist attractions in Cebu, since it has a wide white powdered beach and a marine sanctuary, where tourists can do underwater diving or snorkeling to the island's adjacent coral reefs. People can also buy fresh sea produce in the island's seafood market. Transport There are no scheduled boat trips to the island, but there are chartered motorized bangkas, available in the ports in Cordova, Angasil and Marigondon, where people can travel to Caohagan. Education The island has one public elementary school, Cawhagan Elementary School. See also List of islands by population density References
San Jose Church (Iloilo)

San Jose Placer Parish Church, is a Roman Catholic church in Iloilo City, Philippines. It is under the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Jaro. It was built in 1607 by the Jesuits and is considered the first ever church in the city of Iloilo. The church houses the replica of Santo Niño de Cebú, the patron saint of the Dinagyang Festival, as well as the Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary of Iloilo. It is located in what was once known as Plaza Alfonso XII, now Plaza Libertad, a historic plaza in Iloilo City. History The first church in Iloilo, whose name back then was La Punta, was erected by the Jesuits in 1607, primarily as a support for the military in the area. On April 29, 1617, the Augustinians came and established a house of the order which they named "San José". They held San Jose Church until 1775, when governance was handed over to the secular clergy. By 1873, the church of San Jose went through a renovation, essentially bolstering on what the Jesuits had already built, and is the same church being seen to this day. In line with the church’s needed overhaul, a nearby convent was also established. During World War II, the church was saved from being bombed by the Americans after they received information that the Japanese were not holed up in the church as they were previously informed. Between 1980 and 1982, the church was renovated and a new marble floor was laid, under the direction of the poet-writer, Fr. Gilbert Centina. San Jose Church is one of the few parishes in the Philippines still under the Augustinians. Architecture San Jose Church adheres to the Renaissance design, fused with Hellenic elements. In support of the central nave is an arcade of Corinthian pillars. The church is designed to resemble the Latin Cross, with the exception of a dome at the center. The church's interior has an arcade of Corinthian columns supporting a faux barrel vault over the nave and groin vaults over the aisle. The main altar has some Gothic touches. An image of the Nuestra Senora del Rosario can also be found in the church, which was discovered by Diego Quinnes during the Dutch siege of Iloilo on September 30, 1616. References External links Media related to San José de Placer Church at Wikimedia Commons San Jose Church on Facebook
Camiña Balay Nga Bato

Avanceña–Camiña Balay Nga Bato (lit. 'Avanceña–Camiña Stone House'), also known simply as Camiña Balay Nga Bato, is a 161-year-old bahay na bato in the Arevalo district, Iloilo City, Philippines. It was built in 1865 and was designed by the first parish priest of Molo, Anselmo Avanceña, for Don Fernando Avanceña and his wife, Eulalia Abaja. It was then passed on from one family to another until it came under the Camiñas family.[1] It is now owned by the fourth generation of the original owners, Gerard Camiña, former director of the Land Transportation Office in Western Visayas, and his wife, Luth Camiña. The ancestral house was declared as an Important Cultural Property by the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP) in 2015. The heritage house is also now a heritage museum and a restaurant, serving a variety of Ilonggo delicacies and its well-known homemade tsokolate tablea (chocolate tablets). History The house was once the home of Fernando Avancena and his wife, Eulalia Abaja, and was built in the 1860s. The structure of the house was patterned after the bahay kubo, or "cube house." It was made of strong and natural materials—the roof was made of bamboo and nipa; the floors were made of narra and ivory. The foundation was supported by 24 tree trunks. The business of the family was hablon weaving. A hablon is a handmade cloth with intricate designs. The family's hablon business is still active today and is led by current owners, Gerard Camiña and wife, Luth Camiña. In 2010, the owners made the ancestral house open to the public as a heritage museum and as a restaurant. On December 23, 2015, it was declared as an important cultural property by the National Museum by virtue of Resolution No. 23-2015 and Republic Act 10066 (National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009). Gallery References External links Media related to Camiña – Balay nga Bato at Wikimedia Commons
Casa Camiña

La Casa Camiña, también conocida como Casa Avanceña (en tagalo: Avanceña–Camiña Balay Nga Bato) es una casa histórica del siglo XIX, época española, situada en el distrito de Arevalo, ciudad de Iloilo, Filipinas. Fue declarada Bien Cultural Importante por el Museo Nacional de Filipinas (NMP) en 2015. En la actualidad tiene uso como casa museo, a la vez que alberga un restaurante de comida tradicional ilonggo.​ Historia La casa fue construida en estilo bahay na bato 1865 para la residencia de don Fernando Avancena y doña Eulalia Abaja. Su diseño se debe al párroco de Santa Ana de Molo, Anselmo Avanceña. Se trataba de una familia dedicada al textil, en concreto a la producción artesanal de tejido de hablon tradicional. La casa cambió de propietarios, hasta llegar a la familia Camiñas hace cuatro generaciones. Los Camiñas han continuado con el negocio del hablon tradicional. Desde 2010 es una casa museo visitable. Además, el edificio alberga un restaurante de comida ilonggo.​ Descripción La casa se edificó en estilo bahay na bato o casa de piedra filipina. Estaba hecha de materiales resistentes y naturales: el techo era de bambú y nipa; los pisos, de narra y marfil. Los cimientos se sostenían sobre 24 troncos de árboles.​ El 23 de diciembre de 2015 fue declarado como bien cultural de importancia por el Museo Nacional en virtud de la Resolución No. 23-2015 y la Ley de la República 10066 (Ley de Patrimonio Cultural de la Nación de 2009).​ Referencias
Iloilo Provincial Capitol

The Iloilo Provincial Capitol is the seat of the provincial government of Iloilo in the Philippines. It is located on Bonifacio Drive in Iloilo City Proper, adjacent to the Casa Real de Iloilo, the former seat of the provincial government since the Spanish colonial period. History The new Iloilo Provincial Capitol was built in 2006 after a 1998 fire of unknown origin severely damaged the Casa Real de Iloilo, the old capitol, destroying nearly half of the structure and leaving only the main building intact. The old capitol building has since been renovated and restored to its original design and now serves as a lobby and reception area for visiting guests and government dignitaries. The new capitol building, upon its completion, is considered one of the most modern and largest capitol buildings in the Philippines. 2007 Capitol Siege On January 17, 2007, heavily armed units of the Philippine National Police (PNP) forcibly entered the capitol building as part of efforts to enforce an administrative dismissal order against Governor Niel Tupas Sr. issued by the Office of the Ombudsman. Some 200 police personnel, including elements of the Regional Mobile Group in full battle gear, moved onto the capitol grounds to serve the dismissal and related orders, encountering resistance from supporters of the governor who had barricaded parts of the building and held vigils inside. Police were reported to have broken down gates and glass doors to gain access to the building, and there were accounts of officers pointing firearms during the operation. It sparked national criticism over the use of force and alleged violations of human rights. Architecture The Iloilo Provincial Capitol was designed by Filipino architect Guillermo Hisancha. The capitol complex underwent redevelopment in 2019, including the building of a 6-storey with roof deck multilevel parking building; landscaping of the front of the Capitol building up to the Casa Real, or the Old Provincial Capitol; improvement of the grounds adjacent to the Western Visayas Regional Museum; and the improvement of the power station. The centerpiece of the redevelopment project is the mural titled "Panaysayun sang Paranublion." The two-meter by 15-meter mural, which depicts the rich culture and heritage of the province, was designed by architects Victor Jacinto, Ryan Angelo Braga, Kenneth Torre, and Jorge Cadiao Jr. It was sculpted by architects Margarette and Albert Pampliega. See also Casa Real de Iloilo References External links Media related to Iloilo Provincial Capitol at Wikimedia Commons
Iloilo City Hall

The Iloilo City Hall is the official seat of government of the City of Iloilo, Philippines, located at Plaza Libertad, within the historic old downtown area in the City Proper district. It is where the Mayor of Iloilo City holds office and the chambers of the Iloilo City Council. It also hosts several offices under the Iloilo City Government. It replaced the old city hall, which now serves as the main building of the University of the Philippines Visayas (UPV) – Iloilo City Campus, in 2011. Upon its opening, it was recognized as the first green building in the Visayas, featuring solar panels that reduced costs and carbon emissions, a landscaped roof deck with green plants, and an operational rainwater harvesting and recycling system. History The city hall was originally located at the corner of General Luna Street and Infante Street, beside the University of the Philippines Visayas. It was donated to the university in 1947 and now serves as the UP Visayas Iloilo City Campus Main Building. Following this, the City of Iloilo temporarily housed its government offices at Casa Real de Iloilo, which was also used by the provincial government. In 2011, the new city hall at Plaza Libertad was completed, becoming the first green building in the Visayas. It features several eco-friendly innovations, including a solar-powered air-conditioning system, a rooftop garden, and a rainwater harvesting area. In 2024, the eight-story Iloilo City Legislative Building was completed behind the city hall to accommodate city councilors and provide additional office space. It is connected to the city hall via a bridge. The original design of the Iloilo City Hall included a third-floor parking area for all city government-owned vehicles, but then-Mayor Jed Patrick Mabilog decided to convert it into additional office space instead. To address the need for parking, a six-story multilevel parking building is now under construction, as of 2025, adjacent to the city hall, on the former site of the Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP). It will also be connected to the city hall via a bridge. Architecture The architecture of the Iloilo City Hall draws inspiration from the Old City Hall, incorporating neoclassical architecture while introducing new Art Deco features, including uniformly arched windows, high ceilings, a dome, and an extensive use of patio furniture. Atop the dome of the city hall stands Lin-ay sang Iloilo (Lady of Iloilo), an 18-foot (5.5 m) bronze statue symbolizing prosperity, hope, and peace. Its design was inspired by the "Lady of Freedom" atop the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, D.C. The statue was conceptualized by artist Ed Defensor and cast by Franz Herbich at Herbich International Art and Manufacturing Corporation in Liloan, Cebu. See also Old Iloilo City Hall Casa Real de Iloilo References External links Media related to Iloilo City Hall at Wikimedia Commons Iloilo City Government – Official website
Atria Park District

Atria Park District is a 32-hectare (79-acre) master-planned, mixed-use development located in the district of Mandurriao, Iloilo City, Philippines by Ayala Land, Inc. It features residential buildings, office buildings, outdoor malls, and an educational and a medical institution. The property is a joint venture with Kauuturan Pison Development Corporation (KAPIDECO) Group, located in Barangay San Rafael, Mandurriao, which used to be covered with vast salt beds. The property also includes a 35-foot Pison Chimney Monument. Facilities The development includes Avida Towers Atria, a 15-storey condominium complex with four towers, and Avida Storeys Atria, a 10-storey condominium with two towers. Commercial spaces include The Shops at Atria, an outdoor mall managed by Ayala Malls, offering dining, retail, and service establishments with Metro Supermarket as its anchor. The Strip at Atria is another shopping and dining area. The district also houses the 104-bed Healthway Qualimed Hospital Iloilo, the first Ayala hospital in the Visayas and Mindanao, serving as a regional center for women's health and pediatric services. Seda Atria Hotel Iloilo, a 152-room hotel, is the first Seda Hotel brand in the Visayas. The Ayala Techno Hub Iloilo is a two-hectare BPO and IT center. Ateneo de Iloilo, a private Catholic, Chinese-Filipino school, is also a part of the development. In November 2023, Atria Park District was relaunched with a new logo and developments including the Atria Gardens, a lifestyle garden district that will feature shopping and dining components in a park setting. It will also include three new Techno Hub BPO buildings. Gallery References External links Media related to Atria Park District at Wikimedia Commons