through its counsel, the Jose W. Diokno Law Office, which was represented by Sen. Diokno himself, won the case against Nakpil in the trial court, which was just affirmed in the Court of Appeals and later elevated to the Supreme Court. Nakpil lost that final case in 1986, and was liable for damages to the PBA, whose building was destroyed during an earthquake way back in 1968. Projects Theaters Gaiety Theater, Manila (now inactive) Rizal Theater (since demolished; the site is occupied by Makati Shangri-La, Manila) Capitol Theater (now inactive) University of the Philippines Theater and carillon tower Other buildings Arellano University Building Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) National Headquarters Philippine Trust Co. Building (at what is now Plaza Lacson) Geronimo Delos Reyes Building Capitan Pepe Building Manila Jockey Club San Carlos Seminary Philippine Village Hotel (closed in 2000) University of the Philippines Administration & Library Rizal Shrine Gala-Rodriguez Ancestral House University of the Philippines Los Baños Old Humanities Building Philippine National Bank building - Visayas Special Projects Main Altar for the Second National Eucharistic Congress of the Philippines Personal life and family Nakpil married Anita Agoncillo Noble, who came from Lemery, Batangas. Noble was the granddaughter of Doña Marcela Mariño Agoncillo and became the first Miss Philippines after the Manila Carnival Queen was reimagined as Miss Philippines in 1926. The two had three sons, namely Ariston, Francisco, Eulogio, and two daughters, namely Annie, and Edith. The three sons later became architects and joined Nakpil in the family firm, which was renamed Juan F. Nakpil & Sons, and later renamed Nakpil, Nakpil, Nakpil, and Nakpil in 1972. In the 1970s, Ariston Roman Nakpil, alongside fifteen other professional founded the Chamber of Real Estate and Builders' Associations (CREBA), a non-government, umbrella organization of firms and professionals involved in real estate and real property. Annie Tañada married Renato "Nats" Tañada, son of former Senator and "father of Philippine politics", Lorenzo Tañada. Both Annie and Renato were posthumously honored as "patriot-members" of the Ninoy Aquino Movement on the 29th death anniversary of Benigno Aquino Jr. in 2012. Edith Nakpil-Rabat was crowned Miss Philippines in 1955 and later served as a member of the Batasang Pambanasa under the Marcos regime. She married Davao Oriental governor Francisco Rabat and was known as the "First Lady of Davao". Nakpil died on May 7, 1986, aged 87. He was arranged a state funeral and was buried