IBC Broadcast Center

The IBC Broadcast Center (also called IBC 13 Compound) in Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines is the headquarters and broadcast complex of IBC. It occupies an area of approximately 34,000 square meters adjacent to IBC Network Center. It was originally built in 1978 and was then the most advanced broadcast facility in Asia. Today it is now the country's largest and most technologically advanced media facility.

IBC main building
The IBC main building was originally built in 1978 and was the main headquarters of the whole IBC network for decades until 2010 when the IBC Network Center was opened. It is directly connected to the network's studios which was also built in 1978. The main entrance to the whole complex is located here. Today, it is mainly occupied by the news division IBC News and Current Affairs and the Manila Radio Division which consist of DZAM Radyo Express 558 (AM) and Bayan FM (FM) as well as its ibcnews.com website. The IBC Newsroom which is used by the IBC News Network for live broadcasts is located here.

There is also a historical marker in the building's entrance which commemorates the third TV broadcast in the Philippines which was made by IBC on March 1, 1960, which was issued by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines in 2010, the 50th anniversary of IBC and Philippine television.

IBC Studios
IBC's studios are the second oldest television studios of the network. It is actually a single large building that houses seven studios. It was originally built in 1978 and it is directly connected to the main building. Studio 1, now called the IBC Theatre. Studio 2, which currently houses APO Tanghali Na!, was used by comedy talk show The Jon Santos Show.. Studio 3 houses T.O.D.A.S., is the home studio of noontime variety show APO Tanghali Na!. Studio 4 houses the game show Filipino Idol and Tonight with John Nite. Studio 5 houses T.O.D.A.S. Kids. Studio 6 houses the programs of the IBC News Network, while IBC's flagship news programs Express Balita, Tutok 13 and IBC Newsbreak airs live from Studio 7.

IBC DTC Building
The IBC Development and Talent Center building, which is also known as the IBC DTC building, is a seven story building that houses two studios, rehearsal rooms, a storage area, and the IBC's talent agency workshop's offices. Studios 11 and 12, which is located in the building's sixth floor, are used by IBC Cable Network's programs. The building is built in the 2000s and was the home of IBC Talent Center before moving its offices to the IBC Network Center.