Beside the main building of Quezon City Hall stands this squat, oddly-shaped building with a relief featuring Manuel L. Quezon, some Quezon City landmarks, and the industries and products for which the city was known at the time the hall was built. The main building was severely damaged by a fire in the 1980s and renovated extensively, but this unusual structure has remained unchanged since the 1960s. (It also looks like it hasn’t been washed since then, but I digress.) I believe its architectural style is now called Mid-Century Modern. I’ve lived in Quezon City all my life, but I still don’t know what’s in there.
Just another reminder to all CDP bloggers to vote for the September theme! And are you ready with your photo for August 1? The theme is Night, and as I love night shots, I’m definitely looking forward to blog hopping on that day.
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