Restoration of the Old Loay Munucipal Hall

Project: Restoration of the Old Loay Munucipal Hall
Location: Loay, Bohol
Cultural property owner: Municipal Government of Loay
GAA Budget: P20,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2020
Date started: Not yet started
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: To be determined

Status: The proposed budget was not approved
Project description:

This old coral stone building was damaged by the 2013 Bohol earthquake. Due to the lack of funds, the rebuilding of the structure has not been completed. The local government requested the NHCP to help in the restoration of the coral walls and other unreinforced structural components.

Photos:

The facade of the municipal hall

Diagram of damaged areas of the building

Damaged coral stone walls

Construction of Laboratory and Classrooms in Bohol and acquisition of laboratory equipment

Project: Construction of Laboratory and Classrooms in Bohol and acquisition of laboratory equipment
Location: Dauis Bohol
Cultural property owner: Bohol Island State University (BISU)
GAA Budget: P25,000,000.00
Fiscal year: 2016
Date started: No data
Date completed: No data
Implementing agency: National Historical Commission of the Philippines
Contractor: Funds for the construction of classrooom building was transferred to BISU; Equipment was procured by the NHCP
Project description:

With the vision to sustain the preservation and development of Bohol's cultural sites and structures, the NHCP embarked on creating a conservation course in cooperation with Bohol Island State University (BISU). Given the vast resources of cultural properties in Bohol, which were restored by NHCP and the National Museum, this course will cover the sustainability of maintaining these sites and structures by producing technical professionals locally. The course will be embedded in the existing technical courses of the university like engineering, industrial arts, and architecture. 

This infrastructure and equipment acquisition project aims to build a permanent building for the course in Dauis, Bohol, the university's off-site campus. The classroom building will have laboratories, classrooms, workshop room and other amenities. Equipment on building diagnostics and material characterization will be furnished in the building.