File:Paco Public Market façade.jpg
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English: Paco Market is a public structure, built during the American Colonial era, and designed by William E. Parsons. The structure is made in accord to maxmize passive ventilation and lighting by means of high roofings and large windows.
In 2020, the building is set to be reconstructed on a modernist style under the compromise of façadism. |
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| Author | Longcake Higad | |||
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