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Here’s a list of ongoing and proposed developments around the metro including some major infrastructures, commercial, and residential establishments.

Amigo Rennovation

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Latest updates about New Ateneo de Iloilo main campus

• Iloilo Projects and Contructions May 2008 Update
• New Ateneo de Iloilo main campus
• Tabucan - Diversion Road Concreting
• Major Iloilo City Road Infrastructures in 2007
• Ateneo de Iloilo-SMCS celebrates Jubilee Year for the Founding Fathers

Project Details: The proposed main campus of Ateneo de Iloilo - Santa Maria Catholic School sits in a 7.5-hectare campus in Brgy. San Rafael, Mandurriao. The facility, valued at P200M, is currently under works and will be partly operational in 2009.

Perspective of new Ateneo de Iloilo Main Campus in Brgy. San Rafael, Mandurriao

Two of the seven hectares was donated by Kauturan Pison Development Foundation (Kapideco) while the five will be purchased by Ateneo de Iloilo. The Pisons also donated a half-hectare lot for the construction of the Santa Maria Parish.

Here is a video about Ateneo de Iloilo’s new main campus:

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“); }; ?>The road connecting Brgy. Tabucan, Mandurriao to Diversion Road is now being concreted. The completion of the Tabucan-Diversion Road Concreting and the rehabilitation of Carpenters Bridge will make travel from Molo to Diversion Road and vice-versia more convenient since vehicles will no longer have to pass by the busy M.H. del Pilar St. Continue Reading »

Here are some of the major road projects in store for Iloilo City in 2007.
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Santa Maria Catholic School now bears Ateneo de Iloilo as principal name of the educational institution founded by the early Jesuit companions in the Society of Jesus- Francis Xavier, Saint Ignatius of Loyola, and Blessed Peter Faber, whose Jubilee Year was celebrated last July 31, 2006 at the school’s auditorium and activity area. The event, as part of the commemoration of the 450th and 500th anniversary of the founding Fathers, was attended by Atenean alumni, donors and benefactors of the school, prominent guests and local political figures. A mass was held first followed by a dinner which was opened with a fervent prayer from Fr. Edwin U. Castillo, S.J. Continue Reading »