Br. Leo Flavius Hall

          The Brother Leo Flavius FSC Hall is the canteen where most of the DLSZ students enjoy their breaks and their food. It is located right between gate 2 and gate 5. It is used by the Zaide food service, which offers a wide variety of food and beverages, ranging from Japanese to Chinese, Italian to Filipino, even an all American breakfast meal. Zaide boasts its eye-catching ceiling fan, called the “Big Ass Fan” which is as big as approximately ¼ of the Zaide canteen. Zaide provides us the food and comfort that students need throughout their student life.

-Moses Antonio

The St. Mutien Marie Building

          The St. Mutien Marie building is one of the newest additions to the school and it composes of 3 floors and it houses many different finance and administrative offices. On the ground floor of this building you can find Finance offices such as the Registrar and admissions office, and the Instructional and performance assessment office. On its second floor, the GS and HS principal’s offices, the Enrique Zobel boardroom, the Br. Andrew Gonzalez FSC conference room and the Human Resource Management and Development Department can be found. Also on the second floor, administrative offices such as the Information Systems and Technology Services office, the Institutional Development and Communications Office, the Physical Facilities Office, Campus Development Office, Electro-mechanical Office and the Administrative Services Department can be found.

-Jef Aguillo

The Angelo King Center for Performing Arts Building

    

          The Angelo King Center for Performing Arts Building houses several classrooms that each specialize a certain area. It is fronting the football field. The building is made of four floors. The first floor consists of the Chorale Room, and the Orchestra Room. The second floor consists of a general music room allocated for the freshmen and the sophomores, and the Rondalla Room. The third floor consists of two general music classrooms, one for grades 6 and 7 and the other for 3rd and 4th year students. The next and highest floor consists of a ballet studio and an art room. The Alumni office can also be found in this building. Other than that, the Sylvia P. Lina Theatre, which can easily seat 1052 students, is where most school programs are held such as the annual school production, seminars, and other shows and concerts.

- Eman Fernando

The Vaugirard Hall

     The Vaugirard Hall lies along the perimeter of Division One and it is near Gate 7. The Vaugirard Hall consists of three sports facilities: the Kickball field which is used by the softball team, the Olympic sized swimming pool, and the tennis court. It also consists of the Inventory office and warehouse. The SPIS classrooms can be found on the second floor while the ZoobTV Cable and Radio Studio can be located in the ground floor. 

- Eman Fernando

Our Lady of the Star Chapel

      The Our Lady of the Star Chapel (OLSTAR) is a religious place of fellowship, prayer and worship – most often associated with interfaith worship services. Most students commonly refer to the OLSTAR as the Chapel. In the OLSTAR, students frequently visit to express their faith. As a catholic school, it is a must to have a place for worship to carry out and teach the students of the faith and zeal by the religio, mores and kultura of DLSZ.

      The OLSTARcontains many different amenities like the adoration chapel, Campus Ministry Office, Parmenie, prayer room, wellness center, and a peaceful garden. These amenities available in the chapel help and expand the different possibilities of worship not just through prayer but by singing, retreats, consultations and prayer meetings. Visitors are welcome to visit everyday including weekends mass is always held at 7:30 am during the whole week. The OLSTAR chapel brings the whole community together and provides services to the community.

- Snowie Ayson

The Sports Pavilion

     

           During the early years, the Sports Pavilion was called Gym 1. This gym is the most commonly used by most of the athletes in DLSZ. The renovation of this gym changed the whole interior of the place and brought in new equipment as well. If you look closely you can still see the triangle shape from the end of the gym. That triangle shape is the trademark of Gym 1, which is a reminder to everyone that there is always something old in something new. Not only is this pavilion dedicated to sports but also for events like dance showcases, event launchings, masses, presentations, competitions and Fair Openings. This place can accommodate the entire grade school and high school population. The Sports Pavilion is one of the buildings that DLSZ is most proud of as it shows the great architecture and collaboration of sports and facilities in the whole gym. 

            This is known for the great looking basketball court which is patterned from the NBA basketball court. The Sports Pavilion also has two volleyball courts, three futsal courts, a stage, the Sports Development Office (SDO), Physical Development Office, Parents Association Office,  Judo room, dance studio, table tennis room,  chess room and a track oval. The Sports Pavilion showcases Lasallian pride in sports and helps develop the students camaraderie, in team works and friendly competitions. 

- Snowie Ayson

The St. La Salle Building

     The St. La Salle building, known to be the Main Building of the campus,  contains two floors and a basement which consists of the classrooms of seven different batches from the sixth grade until 4th Year High school. This building also contains several facilities such as the Science laboratories located on the second floor, the Amphitheatre located in front of the Grade 6 area, the Debbie Decena Auditorium beside the Clinic, and the Dental Clinic. Other than that, the building is composed of offices for some of the members of the administration, the GS and HS faculty, and staff. In the basement, the cybernook can be found, stylized as the “iNook” because of the Macs they use to offer a variety of services such as printing and photocopying services. There are also two libraries in the basement, namely the Grade School Learning Resource Center and the High School Learning Resource Center. The LRC offices and the E-classroom (for the Computer subject) can also be found here.

-Eman Fernando