Filipino culture has always been beautiful and should be preserved at all cost.
It is about time for establishments to build in such a way so as not to change the appearance of a locality but to adhere to the surroundings and pay respect to the architectural and cultural heritage of a city.
The Jollibee Silay Centro opened in June 2020 has certainly done that with a heritage architecture inspired design meant to complement the beautifully preserved century-old mansions which has made Silay City as the “Little Paris of Negros”.
Its architectural design hailed it as one of the most beautiful and most expensive Jollibee restaurant in the country. It exudes an ancestral house feel that integrates the perfect vintage aura the city is eminently known for.
The head-turning architecture of Jollibee Silay Centro has trended on Twitter in June 2020 when a netizen “flexed” its beautiful photos.
Then a certain @alliahlarainee replied to the tweet and proudly shared photos of her father who was the architect behind these structures.
