Pangasinan Provincial Capitol, Provincial government building in Lingayen, Philippines.
Pangasinan Provincial Capitol is a government office building in Lingayen with concrete and limestone walls, a symmetrical front, and large windows for air circulation. Inside are administrative offices and an auditorium used for public meetings and official events.
The building was completed in 1918 during Governor Daniel Maramba's time in office, designed by architect Ralph Harrington Doane. It represented the modernization of provincial administration during that era.
The inscribed building front displays government principles reflecting American colonial times in the province. These ideals remain part of how the administration presents itself to the public today.
The building is located in central Lingayen and is easy to reach on foot from nearby areas. It remains open during daytime hours, though visitors should remember it is an active government office.
The National Commission for Culture and the Arts recognized this building as one of eight Architectural Treasures of the Philippines. This honor reflects its protected status and importance to the nation's built heritage.
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