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  • Ibis Hotel | WTA Design Studio

    All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure AERIAL WTIH SIGNAGE.png FRONT.jpg STREET WITH IBIS.png 250924 Amenity Render.png 250924 Amenity Render 2.png Ibis Hotel Project Information Status Design Location Caloocan City, Philippines Area 16,700 sqm Description A RIGID EXPANSE Grace Park East in South Caloocan is defined by its industrial character, with its surroundings dominated by factories, warehouses, and logistics facilities. The area developed historically as an industrial hub due to its proximity to Manila’s port and major transport routes, attracting manufacturing, automotive, and storage operations. This has resulted in a building fabric shaped by wide streets for trucks, rigid forms footprint, and relatively few public or green spaces. this creates challenges such as traffic congestion, noise, and limited pedestrian friendly environments AN ARCHITECTURAL OASIS The structure emerges as an architectural oasis. Its design breaks away from the rigid forms, offering a softer, more inviting presence in contrast to the hard-edged industrial blocks around it. Through its layered facades, and landscaped curves, the architecture itself becomes an antithesis to the heavy functions and programs of its surroundings. Grace Park Terraces introduces spaces for rest, gathering, and leisure that rehumanize the urban fabric. In this sense, the building is not just a programmatic oasis, but also a visual and experiential one, signaling a new identity for the district. GRACE PARK TERRACES The design opens outward through terraces that seamlessly extend toward the amenity deck. Hotel rooms are thoughtfully arranged to peer into this vibrant central floor, allowing guests to feel connected to the activity and energy it holds. Meanwhile, the open facades of the parking levels ensure ventilation and light, giving even the utilitarian spaces a sense of openness and integration with the overall architectural expression. 2025 Ondus Boracay Hotel Pico Sands Hotel Lanson Place Hotel Patio Pacific Boracay The Carmen Hotel The Oriental Legazpi Swiss-Belhotel Blulane The Oriental Leyte Highlands Hotel Highlands Clubhouse Safari Escape Glamping Resort Adama Resort CFI Co-Tel by Swiss-Belhotel Lamba Resort Urban Argo Hotel Boracay Malinao Siargao Resort Hotel South Drive Sheraton Manila Grand Galleon Hotel Balangay El Nido Beach Resort Golden Bay Hotel Banaue Hotel Aquascape Hotel Chancellor Hotel East Sands Resort Palo Leyte Hotel Bitoon Hotel The Arbor Palace Summit Hotel Imperial Palace Resort and Hotel

  • Chancellor Hotel | WTA Design Studio

    All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor01.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor03.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor016.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor05.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor04.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor06.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor010.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor015.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor011.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor02.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor08.png PROJ-2017-513-Chancellor09.png Chancellor Hotel Project Information Status Construction Location Aklan, Philippines Area 1,900 sqm Description Conveniently located within the immaculate island of Boracay, The Chancellor Hotel is the ideal tropical refuge for those seeking comfort, serenity and shelter by the shore. The guests are greeted by large picture windows upon the entrance of the main lobby. It serves as a seamless transition, enabling the resort to be an extension of the beach allowing bursts of natural light to illuminate the space. Neutral hues of wood and stone tiles in various textures surround the resort to mimic the fine sand. The plush furniture and art pieces that come in cascading shades of teal and cerulean seeks to resemble the refreshing and dynamic movement of water crashing on the coast. COASTAL TAVERN Sandy Hues mirror the coastal landscape as it attempts to bring the outdoors in. Pacific tones manifested through the upholstered dining chairs and accent pieces mimic the ocean waves washing through the sand. Hanging shelving add interest as it creates an illusion of height while serving as additional storage and display. DAZZLING DUNES The same elements intertwine within the resort’s ballroom. Large wood panels are broken apart by vertical metal inlays for the illusion of height. Warm lighting and brass details keep the ballroom luxurious and appropriate for special events and activities. The rest of the amenities remain consistent with the resort’s overall concept of being an extension of the beach without sacrificing function based on the anticipated needs of the guests. 2017 Ondus Boracay Hotel Pico Sands Hotel Lanson Place Hotel Patio Pacific Boracay The Carmen Hotel The Oriental Legazpi Swiss-Belhotel Blulane The Oriental Leyte Ibis Hotel Highlands Hotel Highlands Clubhouse Safari Escape Glamping Resort Adama Resort CFI Co-Tel by Swiss-Belhotel Lamba Resort Urban Argo Hotel Boracay Malinao Siargao Resort Hotel South Drive Sheraton Manila Grand Galleon Hotel Balangay El Nido Beach Resort Golden Bay Hotel Banaue Hotel Aquascape Hotel East Sands Resort Palo Leyte Hotel Bitoon Hotel The Arbor Palace Summit Hotel Imperial Palace Resort and Hotel

  • Adama Resort | WTA Design Studio

    All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure ADA_Exterior - Aerial.jpg ADA_Exterior - Backyard 2.jpg ADA_Exterior - Backyard.jpg ADA_Exterior - House Pool.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom 1.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom 2.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom Outdoor 2.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom Outdoor 3.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom Outdoor.jpg ADA_Interiors - 1Bedroom T&B.jpg ADA_Interiors - Bedroom 2.jpg ADA_Interiors - Bedroom T&B.jpg ADA_Interiors - Bedroom.jpg ADA_Interiors - Lobby 2.jpg ADA_Interiors - Lobby 3.jpg ADA_Interiors - Lobby.jpg ADA_Interiors - Seafood 1.jpg ADA_Interiors - Seafood.jpg ADA_Diagram - Town Clusters.png ADA_Diagram - Cluster Concept 2.png ADA_Diagram - Cluster Concept.png ADA_Diagram - Concept.png ADA_Diagram - Section Cluster.png ADA_Diagram - Section.png ADA_Diagram.png Adama Resort Project Information Status Design Location Palawan, Philippines Area 122,000 sqm Description Adama Palawan takes inspiration from Palawan’s incredible landscapes and creates a unique destination experience by imagining an idyllic small town by the beach. This is about creating a human environment that avoids the monotonous and embraces the organic. A resort is not a villa. The enrichment of any resort experience comes from the entirety of its spaces. From pathways to villas, from gardens to dining outlets, it is about painting a complete picture that brings our guests a truly unique experience. The entire resort is planned as a small town centered on a Main Street. Multiple social functions articulate this Main Street promenade that allows us to develop an organic path that is easily identifiable by wandering visitors by incorporating various resort amenities along this promenade. The villas are clustered around a courtyard garden that acts as both a buffer and a connecting element. The architecture highlights these hidden gardens and allows us an opportunity to create unique experiences for each. 2022 Ondus Boracay Hotel Pico Sands Hotel Lanson Place Hotel Patio Pacific Boracay The Carmen Hotel The Oriental Legazpi Swiss-Belhotel Blulane The Oriental Leyte Ibis Hotel Highlands Hotel Highlands Clubhouse Safari Escape Glamping Resort CFI Co-Tel by Swiss-Belhotel Lamba Resort Urban Argo Hotel Boracay Malinao Siargao Resort Hotel South Drive Sheraton Manila Grand Galleon Hotel Balangay El Nido Beach Resort Golden Bay Hotel Banaue Hotel Aquascape Hotel Chancellor Hotel East Sands Resort Palo Leyte Hotel Bitoon Hotel The Arbor Palace Summit Hotel Imperial Palace Resort and Hotel

  • Hospitality | WTA Design Studio

    A Workbook on Hospitality Architecture. Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors

  • CFI Co-Tel by Swiss-Belhotel | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors CFI Co-Tel by Swiss-Belhotel Location: Carreta, Cebu City Plot Area: 2,912.60 SQM Storeys: 12 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2021 7,586 SQM Under Construction In the bustling landscape of contemporary urban living, providing a multifunctional space that caters to both the short-term needs of travelers and the long-term requirements of students was a paramount. With a sleek and modern façade that blends seamlessly with the surrounding urban landscape, it also emphasizes sustainability and energy-efficient systems to minimize environmental impact

  • Pico Sands Hotel | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Pico Sands Hotel Location: Nasugbu, Batangas Plot Area: Storeys: Year: Floor Area: Status: 2019 1,644.43 SQM Completed Familiar shades of the shore mixed with sunny hues give a touch of whimsy to this serene escape along Pico de Loro in Nasugbu, Batangas. This hotel retrofitting project covers one floor, starting from the elevator lobby to each of the guest rooms. Flowy textures and warm lighting line the halls going into each guest room.

  • Imperial Palace Resort and Hotel | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Imperial Palace Resort and Hotel Location: Puerto Prinsesa City, Palawan Plot Area: 107,659 SQM Storeys: 12 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2014 77,929 SQM Concept The Imperial Palace Palawan aims to achieve a balance between the traditional and modern by using natural materials such as wood and stone applied in modern materials and construction techniques that is surrounded by breathable spaces and bodies of water. This resort hotel will be a relaxing escape from the city. The best color palette to be applied is drawn from the Puerto Princesa scenery itself. Using a neutral scheme touched with shades of coral blue and forest greens throughout the interiors will highlight the beautiful ambiance that will allow the resort to blend in and yet stand out.

  • Highlands Clubhouse | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Highlands Clubhouse Location: Legazpi City, Albay Plot Area: 2,762 SQM Storeys: 1 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2024 2,492 SQM Design Development Inspired by the modernist style, the design of the club house is a series of spaces intersected by planes which do not quite enclose or segregate the rooms. Instead, the intention is to create intimate pockets or moments in the building to break away from the larger communal areas. These ‘moments’ in some cases could be a bench surrounded by planters, or a more private area of the swimming pool created by the mass wall which breaks the length.

  • Balangay El Nido Beach Resort | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Balangay El Nido Beach Resort Location: El-Nido, Palawan Plot Area: 7,331.7 SQM Storeys: Varies Year: Floor Area: Status: 2018 Design Development Beaches will always be one of the top tourist destinations in the world, The Philippines, particularly Palawan, is blessed to be home to many of the world’s best beaches and Natural ecosystems. The Balangay El-Nido beach Resort concept is adapted from Balangay Boat which our ancestry used before as dwelling unit at sea which serves as protection and living space from the harsh weather at sea. The Resort Features 2 Duplex, 1 Villa, 1 Honeymoon House, 2 Commercial Buildings and a Community Area with a Pool. Each Space is connected by boardwalks open to natural ventilation and natural light.

  • Grand Galleon Hotel | WTA Design Studio

    Hospitality DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Grand Galleon Hotel Location: Lahug, Cebu City Plot Area: 988 SQM Storeys: 17 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2019 9,375 SQM For Bidding In a highly urban and rapidly progressing city such as Metro Cebu, the challenge for a new boutique hotel is to establish its identity while still staying honest to its nature. The 9,375 square meter boutique hotel project will sit on a 988 square meter lot. With 17 storeys, 126 rooms, 2 Grand Ballrooms and a public plaza that will connect to the existing commercial strip on the site, the Grand Galleon Hotel is a four-star boutique hotel designed to cater to Cebu City’s modern crowd of tourists, businessmen and women, and locals. The Grand Galleon Hotel is a 4-star boutique Hotel designed to exist in a ‘sea’ of traditional contemporaries located in Cebu. It takes inspiration from the historic trade ships of the same name that spearheaded the country’s endeavors into the global market. Given Cebu’s continuing legacy in socio-economic growth, the team arrived at an architecture that embodies ‘movement’ – a motion in form that echoes the gravitas of a ship sailing in the open waters of the pacific. This hopes to provide a character of sensible luxury to the hotel that touches on contemporary design principles. Earth tones and wooden elements outline the building with organic forms giving guests a warm, and inviting experience.

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