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Nicanor Reyes Hall
 Built in art deco style
 Designed by Pablo Antonio Sr. (National Artist for Architecture)
 “Our Malayan Heritage” (Painting in NRH HALL) – painted by Simon Saulog (1950’s)
 Nicanor Reyes mini garden – shaped liked head of the Tamaraw
 `Statue of Nicanor Reyes – made by Peter de Guzman
 Stylized letters that can be seen along Quezon Blvd, inspired by the ancient Filipino hand writing Alibata - Art Deco also celebrated what was indigenous to a particular culture.
 Piers on façade are meant to look like an engine

Nursing Bldg
 VINES – Virtual Integrated Nursing Education Simulation (8th flr) One of the most advanced if not the most advanced nursing laboratories in a university in the Philippines.
 Central skylight (atrium) – provides natural light to the 7 floors of the bldg starting in the 2nd flr. East Asia College
 Formerly the Girls HS bldg
 Built in art deco style (Pablo Antonio Sr.) in 1940
 1983 became the Institute of Medicine Technology Bldg
 Formerly the FEU hospital designed by Felix Mendoza
 Renovated and redesigned by Pablo Antonio
 SPARC EAC ANNEX – designed by Pablo Antonio Jr. FEU CHAPEL
 Built in International style
 Designed by Architect Felipe Mendoza ( 1950)
 Pieta – by Napoleon “Billy” Abueva (1999) made of fiber glass National Artist for Sculpture, youngest person to ever receive the National Artist award.
 Stations of thecross by Carlos “Botong” Francisco, made up of oil on canvas
 The crucifix – by Carlos “Botong” Francisco (oil on canvas)
 Altar was elevated by 5 ft. so that the people outside can still participate with the mass
 Our Lady of Fatima by Vicente Manansala (National Artist for Visual Arts); tile mosaic ( the only mosaic that

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