The Pandan Central School Gabaldon Building, constructed in 1938, is a public school building located in Pandan, Antique, and is recognized as important cultural heritage under Philippine law. It has a U-shaped design with ten rooms, native hardwood floors, and capiz shell windows that help control sunlight and ventilation. The building was burned during World War II but was rebuilt with help from the Philippine Rehabilitation Act of 1946 and later restored several times after damage from storms, including Typhoon Yolanda in 2013. It has been altered through renovations but remains on its original site and is still in use ...