people's choice
Folks, its time to vote for the best urban places in Metro Manila.
Remember the qualifiers:
- must be a publicly accessible place (i.e. - you don't have to pay to get in, or buy anything to get in)
- preferably outdoor, or largely outdoor
- democratic (not just for the burgis)
- must contribute to making life in our metropolis just a little bit better
This link takes you to the survey.
Taking Sydney's cue, I've divided up the nominees into four categories: 1) Streets, Neighborhoods and Districts, 2) Parks and Plazas, 3) Malls and Markets (with a sub-category of temporary markets), and 4) Buildings and Campuses.
I've reproduced the list below, but please use the survey to register your votes. We're using the very scientific "audience applause" methodology so you can vote for as many places in each category as you please. (Polls close on January 31, 2006)
STREETS, NEIGHBORHOODS AND DISTRICTS
MARKETS AND MALLS
TEMPORARY MARKETS
| PARKS AND PLAZAS
BUILDINGS AND CAMPUSES
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Thanks to all the nice people who took the time to nominate their favorite places in the city.
5 comments:
ivan,
oops. thanks for catching the faux-pas. I got cross-eyed I guess. Will count votes for either as one.
julsitos,
if you really feel that way, why don't you keep your comment up long enough so people can react?
this is a good list of places to visit in manila. thanks for the compilation.
and theres a weekend market in quezon city too, at the lung center parking grounds.
yeah, the weekend market in qc is called sidcor. i saw all these weekend markets featured in f (or some local lifestyle show) and sidcor garnered a score that was equivalent to that of salcedo village's. it's really worth checking out.
what did julsitos say? I am so curious.
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