The St. La Salle Hall, Agno, and the Henry Sy Sr. Hall are all spatial heritages to behold. St. La Salle HallSt. La Salle Hall or “LS” if anyone calls to seek ye, has been the home of the College of Business since its childhood in the 1920s, when it just started out with two-year commerce programs. Finally, in 1924, St. La Salle Hall was completed and since then, anyone passing by the school could peruse the beauty of its noble white façade. St. La Salle Hall, with the fancy courtyard, used to be the kind of building that greets the city; however, today, the front of St. La Salle only peeps above the Marilen Gaerlan Conservatory, which was finished in 1998. AgnoAgno Street is devoid of the stateliness that St. La Salle Hall upholds.