Which architect designed the G.S.I.S. Building?

Which architect designed the G.S.I.S. Building?

• A. George Ramos
• B. Gabriel Formoso
• C. Juan Nakpil
• D. Antonio Sin Diong

Answer: (A)

The question tests your ability to connect a landmark government building with the architect who designed it, based on historical attributions in Philippine architectural practice. The G.S.I.S. Building is credited to George Ramos, a mid-20th-century Filipino architect known for handling institutional commissions with a modern, restrained language that communicates civic authority. This alignment with a government office project makes his name the best fit for the building. The other architects—Juan Nakpil, Gabriel Formoso, and Antonio Sin Diong—are associated with different periods or portfolios and are not credited with this particular project, so they don’t match the building’s attribution.

The question tests your ability to connect a landmark government building with the architect who designed it, based on historical attributions in Philippine architectural practice. The G.S.I.S. Building is credited to George Ramos, a mid-20th-century Filipino architect known for handling institutional commissions with a modern, restrained language that communicates civic authority. This alignment with a government office project makes his name the best fit for the building. The other architects—Juan Nakpil, Gabriel Formoso, and Antonio Sin Diong—are associated with different periods or portfolios and are not credited with this particular project, so they don’t match the building’s attribution.