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SM City San Pablo

SM City San Pablo is the 38th shopping mall owned by SM Prime Holdings. It is the 2nd SM Supermall in the province of Laguna. It is located at the entrance of Riverina Residential and Commercial Estates in Maharlika Highway, Barangay San Rafael, San Pablo, Laguna and has a gross floor area of 60,776 square meters (654,190 sq ft). Design and interiors SM City San Pablo has two levels and has over 100 shops. It has a semi-eye shaped atrium for events. The mall's atrium has perforated ceiling. SM City San Pablo's design team includes Design Associates Inc., mall designer; Jose Siao Ling and Associates, architects; DA Abcede and Associates, project manager; and DDT Konstract, general contractor. History As early as 2008, SM Prime Holdings was planning to open SM Supercenter San Pablo (a downsized SM mall, originally) but this was shot down due to political pressures. After several attempts to build a similar establishment, SM Prime Holdings was given its go signal in July 2008 to push its construction ahead. It was expected to be completed in August 2010, but due to strategic location and growing demands for commercial establishments in San Pablo, it was upgraded into SM City San Pablo on April 28, 2010. The mall opened on October 1, 2010. The cinema commenced operations on December 3, 2010, ahead of the 36th Metro Manila Film Festival. Recent expansions Main Building (2010) An event venue with two floors is styled like a semi-eye-shaped atrium. It houses tenants like The SM Store and SM Supermarket. Expansion (2016) On October 28, 2016, the Cyberzone was completed and opened to the public. Along with it additional stores also opened including Yellow Cab, Starbucks, Oxygen and Mesa. A new passport office of the Department of Foreign Affairs was inaugurated in October 2018 at the mall's second level. BPO (TBA) As of August 1, 2017, the BPO is still under construction. It can be seen near the mall's facade. Accidents/incidents In July 2010, during the mall's construction, 2 construction workers died and 7 others were injured when a scaffolding, on which three layers of metal pipes were also piled up, collapsed and hit the victims on site. This accident caused the delay of the mall's completion and opening. On July 16, 2014, the mall's facade was damaged due to Typhoon Glenda (Rammasun) that passed through Laguna. On June 25, 2016, a shootout happened at Blue Magic, a gift shop. It was later reported that the gunman escaped the mall without the guards noticing. On May 3, 2022, a criminal group called "termite gang" invaded the mall by accessing one of the nearby road's drainage system, no items were stolen in the incident. See also SM Supermalls San Pablo City, Laguna Laguna Province References
SM City Rosario

SM City Rosario is a shopping mall which was developed and is owned by SM Prime Holdings. It opened on November 20, 2009 and is the fourth SM Supermall in the province of Cavite, Philippines. It is located at General Trias Drive cor. Costa Verde Access Road, Tejeros Convention, in the town of Rosario. It has a gross floor area of 58,000 square metres (620,000 sq ft). History As early as 2008, SM Prime Holdings was considering to build a fourth mall in Cavite. The group considered building the mall on either Tagaytay or Trece Martires. The group decided against building the mall in either of the cities due to relatively low populations in both areas and searched for alternatives with higher population densities. The company decided to build the mall in Rosario. Rosario is known for its Tinapang Salinas and is home to Export Processing Zone Authority (EPZA), one of the largest industrial estates in the province. As they were finding a lot where the mall can be constructed, the municipal government offered them to buy the 5.5 hectare land right beside Petron Oil Depot and just near the entrance of EPZA. The group were then pleased by the location, just a right fit for a provincial mall which would be later known as SM City Rosario. Location The mall complex is located along General Trias Drive in Rosario, Cavite. It is a 10-minute ride from the intersection of A. Soriano Highway in Bacao, which falls under the jurisdiction of the City of General Trias. The mall is just a 3-minute walk from the main gate of EPZA and 5-minute ride from the town proper. Mall features Like other SM Malls, it is a boxy-type building that features two levels. The food court extends from the outside at the rear of the building. Parking spaces are available at the back of the mall. Its sister mall is SM City Novaliches, based on the building's interior and exterior template design but there are also some dissimilarities between the two: Rosario's exterior building color is yellow while Novaliches is yellow-green, and also the theme interiors of Rosario are hanging multiple stripped colors while Novaliches' interiors are hanging circular ceiling design. References External links
SM City Tarlac

SM City Tarlac is a shopping mall owned by SM Prime Holdings. It is the first SM Supermalls in the province of Tarlac located in MacArthur Highway, Brgy. San Roque, Tarlac City, Tarlac, Philippines. The mall has a total floor area of 103,340 m2 (1,112,300 sq ft) on a 34,385 m2 (370,120 sq ft) land area. SM City Tarlac was opened to the public on April 30, 2010 after almost 2 years of planning and construction. Mall features The 103,000 m2 (1,110,000 sq ft) mall has four levels. Its exteriors are built with colored metal cladding, glass portion on the sides of the skylight allows natural light to flow into the mall without the creation of heat, resulting not only in brighter and more spacious, but also more environmentally friendly interiors, the mall also has four cinemas as well as amusement areas. SM City Tarlac has a six-story building adjacent and connected to the mall with five levels exclusively for parking. It will have about 1,000 slots for parking – 800 for cars and the rest for motorcycle and jeepney parking. References
SM Delgado

SM Delgado is a shopping mall in downtown Iloilo City, Philippines, owned by SM Land Inc. and operated by Metro Manila Shopping Mecca Corporation, the same SM Group arm that manages SM City Manila and SM City Santa Rosa. Located within Iloilo City Proper's commercial district along Delgado and Valeria Streets, it is the oldest SM Store and the first SM branch built outside Metro Manila, as well as the fourth SM Store developed by Henry Sy Sr. Originally a department store, SM Supermarket was later conceptualized and opened at the site in 1985. Prior to the opening of SM City Iloilo on June 11, 1999, SM Delgado was originally known as SM Iloilo. History By the mid‑1970s, ShoeMart was transitioning into a full‑line department store as SM and exploring opportunities to expand outside Metro Manila. Local business figures in Iloilo, particularly the Jamora family, owners of the Marymart Shopping Center, actively courted SM, as there were vacancies in their property following a 1966 fire. According to accounts of the store's early history, Henry Sy Sr. personally visited Iloilo, liked what he saw, and agreed to open a store there. The lease was signed in September 1978, and planning proceeded with the site chosen adjacent to the existing Marymart complex on Delgado Street. Construction and preparations led to the opening of SM Iloilo on May 15, 1979, as the fourth SM Store developed by Henry Sy Sr. and the first SM branch outside Metro Manila. During the 1980s, the store expanded physically, growing from a single building to multiple interconnected buildings with mezzanine levels. In 1985, SM Supermarket was conceptualized and opened within the same complex. Following the opening of SM City Iloilo in Mandurriao on June 11, 1999, the mall was renamed SM Delgado. In the early 2000s, plans were made to modernize SM Delgado. The original structure was demolished on February 2, 2004, to make way for a redesigned shopping complex. The rebuilt mall reopened on December 8, 2004, marking its formal relaunch with updated interiors and a broader mix of tenants. An annex building was later added in 2007, completing the mall's redevelopment. See also SM City Iloilo References External links SM Department Stores Archived 2009-04-21 at the Wayback Machine. Official website. SM Prime Holdings. The official website of the parent company. SM Supermarket. The official website of SM Supermarket
Sacol

Sacol is an island in Zamboanga City, Philippines. It is composed mainly of mangrove swamps and has the Sacol hill as its most prominent feature at 781 feet (238 m). In historic times, the island served as a refuge for merchants and sailors from nearby Basilan and Zamboanga that was caught under severe weather. Currently, it is a known scuba diving spot and a source of seafood. Residents in the area are mostly Muslims. As of July 2023, the island is home to 14,000 people under four barangays, namely Busay, Landang Laum, Landang Gua, and Pasilmata. See also List of islands of the Philippines References External links Sacol Island at OpenStreetMap
Sacred Heart station

Sacred Heart station is an under-construction Metro Rail Transit (MRT) station located on the MRT Line 7 (MRT-7) system near Amparo Subdivision in Caloocan. It is also built adjacent to the MRT-7 Depot. Though its specific namesake landmark is unclear, it shares its name with the nearby Sacred Heart Villages and Sacred Heart Novitiate & Retreat House, both named after the Sacred Heart of Jesus, located around 2 to 3 kilometers (1.2 to 1.9 mi) away. References External links Proposed Sacred Heart MRT Station Media related to Sacred Heart station at Wikimedia Commons
Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús (Kamuning)

La Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús es una iglesia parroquial católica en el Distrito Kamuning de la ciudad de Quezón en Filipinas.​ Se estableció el 3 de octubre de 1941. La parroquia ha estado bajo el cuidado pastoral y la administración de la Sociedad del Verbo Divino, ya incluso antes de su fundación. Kamuning fue un proyecto de vivienda del gobierno del entonces presidente filipino Manuel Luis Quezón. Kamuning entonces era conocido como Barrio Obrero II. La parroquia celebra su fiesta anual en la solemnidad de la fiesta movible del Corazón Sacratísimo de acuerdo con el calendario litúrgico de la Iglesia Católica, el viernes después de la solemnidad del Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo, también conocido como Corpus Christi. Véase también Iglesia católica en Filipinas Referencias
Saint Andrew the Apostle Church

Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish Church is a Roman Catholic church in Bel-Air Village, Makati, Philippines. It is one of the known modern edifices designed by Leandro V. Locsin in Makati. Dedicated to Andrew the Apostle, the patron saint of Metro Manila and Bel-Air Village, the church is under the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Manila. Its parish territories are Bel-Air Village and Salcedo Village in Barangay Bel-Air, Rizal Village and Santiago Village in Barangay Valenzuela, and San Miguel Village in Barangay Poblacion. The cornerstone was laid on February 8, 1967, and the church opened on November 30, 1968. Church description Built by National Artist for Architecture Leandro Locsin in 1968, the design of this parish church is symbolic of the manner the martyr died: crucified on an X-shaped cross. The butterfly shaped floor plan emanates from this cruciform. Many other symbolic features mark the tent-like structure, including the giant chandelier over the altar which serves as a halo over the copper cross by National Artist for Visual Art Vicente Manansala. Pastors Other present priests Former priests * not yet complete Gallery References External links Media related to Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish Church (Makati) at Wikimedia Commons Saint Andrew the Apostle Parish on Facebook
Iglesia de San Andrés Apóstol (Makati)

La Iglesia de San Andrés Apóstol es una iglesia católica en la ciudad de Makati, en Filipinas.​ Es uno de los edificios modernos más conocidos diseñados por Leandro Locsin en la ciudad de Makati. Esta parroquia está dedicada a san Andrés Apóstol, patrono de la Gran Manila. Construida por el artista nacional de Arquitectura Leandro Locsin en 1968, el diseño de esta iglesia parroquial de Makati es un símbolo de la forma en que un mártir murió crucificado en una cruz en forma de X. El suelo posee forma de una mariposa que emana de un cruciforme. Véase también Iglesia católica en Filipinas Referencias
Saint Thomas More Academy Philippines

St. Thomas More Academy is a private pre-school, elementary and high-school in Bacoor, Cavite, Philippines. History STMA was formerly known as St. Thomas More School. It used to be located at Avenida St. Bahayang Pag-asa Subdivision, and Jacinto that is now the Jetti Gas Station. The school burned down and transferred the building near Iglesia ni Cristo church. The academy was founded in 1990 and has four branches in the Philippines. These are Main, the only branch that offers high-school enrollees, Annex both of which are located at Bacoor, Cavite, Tanza which is located at Tanza, Cavite and the newly opened branch outside the Cavite province, Las Piñas, located at Las Piñas, Metro Manila, there is also another annex located in Molino IV in the Maryhomes subdivision, which offers Nursery 2 up to Grade 6. STMA Main also offers Special Education. References
Saint Vincent's College

Saint Vincent’s College (Spanish: Colegio de San Vicente), officially known as St. Vincent's College Incorporated (SVC or SVCI), is a private Roman Catholic higher educational institution in Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines. Founded as Dipolog Parochial School in 1917, it now offers programs from kindergarten to postgraduate levels. Alumni and students of the college are referred to as Vincentians. History Dipolog Parochial School was founded on June 17, 1917, by a number of Jesuit priests. In 1947, newly-appointed director Rev. Fr. Engracio S. Rivera, created the school motto, "Induamor Arma Lucis", meaning "Let us clad ourselves with the armor of light". College level education was introduced, followed by the establishment of a girls' department. The school was renamed St Vincent's College on February 28, 1950, in honor of St. Vincent Ferrer, the second patron saint of the town. Description St. Vincent's College is a private, sectarian, non-stock and non-profit institution approved and authorized by the Department of Education and the Commission on Higher Education to offer course programs from kindergarten to postgraduate levels. SVC was the first institution in the Province of Zamboanga del Norte to be granted government authority and recognition to offer a doctorate degree. It is located on Padre Jose Ramon Street, Estaka, Dipolog, Zamboanga del Norte. Alumni and students of the college are referred to as "Vincentians". Notable Vincentians General Alexander B. Yano (HS, 1969) - 38th Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines, and former ambassador to Brunei Darrussalam Lawyer, Samuel G. Dagpin Jr.,RME (HS, 1985)- Chairman of the Governance Commission for Government Owned and Controlled Corporation, GCG (2016 to 2022) with the rank of Secretary- Graduate of Ateneo de Davao University, College of Law, Class of 2001 See also Roman Catholic Diocese of Dipolog References External links Official website
San Andrés (Manila)

San Andrés Bukid es uno de los dieciséis distritos de la ciudad de Manila en la República de Filipinas. Geografía San Andrés está geográficamente ubicado en la margen izquierda del río Pasig, linda al norte con los Distritos de Paco y de Santa Ana; al sur con Pasay en el Cuarto Distrito; y al este con Malate Barangayes San Andrés se divide administrativamente en 65 barangayes o barrios, todos de carácter urbano. Historia San Andrés Bukid fue segregado del distrito de Singalong, agrupando también partes de Malate, y de Paco. Como recuerdo del primitivo queda una calle del mismo nombre que corre paralela a la Avenida Quirino. A raíz de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, la sección sur de Manila fue devastada y después repoblada por emigrantes de las provincias cercanas y también de las Visayas, cuando gran parte de su territorio quedaba por edificar. Referencias
Сан-Андрес-Букид

Сан-Андрес (также Сан-Андрес-Букид, bukid по-тагальски означает «ферма» или «[рисовое] поле») — район Манилы. Сан-Андрес разделяет Эстеро-Трипа-де-Гальина на западной и северной границе с районами Малате и Пако, соответственно, и улицами Педро Хиль и Техерон на востоке с районом Санта-Ана. На юге граничит с городами Пасай и Макати. Район находится под юрисдикцией Пятого избирательного округа Манилы и включает Южное кладбище Манилы, эксклав города, окруженного территорией Макати. Характеристика Хотя Сан-Андрес имеет небольшую площадь, это самый густонаселенный район Манилы по состоянию на 2015 год, превосходящий даже Тондо. Сан-Андрес разделен на восточную и западную части шоссе Осменья. Сан-Андрес, в основном жилой, также имеет некоторые участки, классифицируемые как коммерческие. Большинство населения района живет чуть выше черты бедности, в основном это поселенцы после Второй мировой войны из разных провинций, в то время как коренные жители были семьями мигрантов из среднего или низшего класса, которые ранее поселились в Тондо, но сочли грубый образ жизни рабочего класса менее подходящим для воспитания детей. Приток поселенцев в район был нерегулируемым, что привело к отсутствию городского планирования, о чем свидетельствуют здания неправильной формы, узкие проезжие части и большие кварталы домов, доступные только через переулки метровой ширины. История Современный Сан-Андрес-Букид, был выделен из района Сингалонг до Второй мировой войны, а также из частей районов Санта-Ана, Малате и Пако. Район Сингалонг в значительной степени поглощен Сан-Андресом и ознаменован одноименной улицей, которая проходит перпендикулярно проспекту Кирино и параллельно проспекту Тафта. Улица лежит к западу современной западной части Сан-Андреса. Пожилые жители Сингалонга считают, что название района произошло от тагальского слова, обозначающего чашу, сделанную из бамбука. В испанскую колониальную эпоху испанцы передали этот район членам миссионеров-капуцинов, которые впоследствии обратили местное население в католицизм. После Второй мировой войны южная часть Манилы была опустошена, как и большая часть города. Сан-Андрес тогда был в основном открытым пространством, и его заселили мигранты из близлежащих провинций и Висайских островов. Улица Сан-Андрес Улица Сан-Андрес — улица в городе Манила протяжённостью 2 километра. Он начинается с улицы Аугусто Франсиско и пересекает районы Руби, Кораль и Накар. Она пересекает N145 (шоссе Осменья). Она была разделен пополам проспектом Тафта перед станцией метро проспект Кирино. Она продолжается на пересечении проспекта Кирино и пересекает улицы Малате: Пилар Идальго Лим, Герреро, проспект Марии Ороса, улицу Адриатико, Мабини и улицу Дель Пилар. Она заканчивается в N120 (бульвар Рохас) в Малате. Литература "By Sword and Fire: The Destruction of Manila in World War II, 3 February-3 March 1945" by Alphonso J. Aluit (1994) Bookmark, Inc. © 1994 National Commission for Culture and the Arts ISBN 971-569-162-5 San Andres Manila Volunteer Fire Brigade Inc., History by Charles Chua, Callsign San Andres 1, Presently President and Brigade Fire Marshall
San Fernando Airport (Philippines)

San Fernando Airport (Ilocano: Pagtayaban ti San Fernando; Filipino: Paliparan ng San Fernando; IATA: SFE, ICAO: RPUS) is an airport serving the general area of San Fernando, located in the province of La Union in the Philippines. The airport is classified as a community airport by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines, a body of the Department of Transportation that is responsible for the operations of not only this airport but also of all other airports in the Philippines except the major international airports. It was extensively used as a landing strip by American forces when Wallace Air Station was still in operation. No airlines currently serve the airport. References External links Aeronautical Charts by SkyVector
Aeropuerto de San Fernando (Filipinas)

El Aeropuerto de San Fernando ​​ (en tagalo: Paliparan ng San Fernando , en ilocano: Pagtayaban ti San Fernando) (IATA: SFE, ICAO: RPUS) es un aeropuerto que sirve el área general de`San Fernando (La Unión), ubicada en la provincia de La Unión, en el país asiático de Filipinas.​ Está clasificado como aeropuerto comunitario por la Autoridad de Aviación Civil de Filipinas, un organismo del Departamento de Transportes y Comunicaciones que se encarga de las operaciones, no sólo de éste sino también de todos los demás aeropuertos de Filipinas, excepto el principal internacional. Fue utilizado ampliamente como una pista de aterrizaje por las fuerzas estadounidenses cuando la estación aérea Wallace​ todavía estaba en funcionamiento. No hay líneas aéreas que operen actualmente en el aeropuerto. Véase también Aeropuerto Internacional Ninoy Aquino Aeropuerto de Rosales Aeropuerto de Rotuma Aeropuerto de Saint-Georges-de-l'Oyapock Aeropuerto de Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni Referencias
Iglesia de San Guillermo (Bacólor)

La Iglesia parroquial de San Guillermo lleva el nombre de San Guillermo, el santo patrono de Bacólor, Pampanga, Filipinas,​ donde se erige la iglesia. La iglesia fue construida originalmente por los frailes agustinos en 1576 - también fundadores de la ciudad - con el Padre Diego de Ochoa, como párroco. Siendo instalada como tal dos años después. En 1880, la iglesia fue destruida por un terremoto sólo para ser reconstruida por el padre Eugenio Álvarez en 1886. Véase también Iglesia católica en Filipinas Referencias