Voice over for a documentary on some of the Philippines' old churches
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Middle Aged (35-54)Transcript
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The present structure was built in 1864. Harold Cathedral is one of the major examples of a colonial church that has undergone design transformations after the Second World War. Although the edifice was spared major damage during the hostilities, both war, renovations and additions have changed its character significantly. The facade is Philippine ized Baroque architecture and configuration suggested by the curvilinear extensions, with females flanking its pediment. The church still retains the original facade with layering of new additions, the paired pilasters, the main door and old administrations remain, including the rose window and the orc niche on the pediments, imaginations of the wall surfaces have been erased by new plaster and paint. However, the same frontage has taken a new architectural character of mestizo quality. Two identical bell towers have been added that flank the old pediment. These are pseudo Gothic pinnacles. Supreme post on the Baroque facade. Another major edition is the balcony above the entrance supported by paired columns. Harrow cathedrals, evolution as a dynamic church center has undergone major physical changes because of liturgy expediency. New values force majeure, among others.