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- 15 Dancalan Residence | WTA Design Studio
All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Front View.jpg Right Corner View.jpg Right View.png Left Corner View.jpg Rear View.jpg Left View.jpg 15 Dancalan Residence Project Information Status Construction Location Quezon City, Philippines Area 675 sqm Description Bold lines, striking angles, and a vision of the future—this is where architecture becomes art. 2023 Esperanza Tower Cloudscape Tagaytay Highlands Condo Residences Yung Green Harbor Twelve Luxury Flats Cloud Citadel Angeles Urban Hub Garden City Park Royal Ongpin Chi Residences Baigad Bantayan Villas Roxas Condominium Golden Bay Extension The Urban Block C3 Residence Casa Sol Bataan Terminal and Convention Center Corner House Imperial Era Mansions Yap Residence Balay Doppio Pawikan House Zoey Courtyard Residences Chinatown Oasis Jinxi Seaview City Legazpi Park Terraces High Gardens Artisan Tower Cambridge Residences Hiribaco Resort Silhouette Omni Gardens Chan Residence Bacoor Bay Bougainvilla Residence Balintawak Cloverleaf Brick House Chateau Lorraine One Six Wilson Gardens Grand Titanic Enclaves Residence 4PH Housing Project Hongji Gardens Ikebana House Balay Luce The Empyrean Pockets of Nature Morong Farmhouse Upper West Parc Tropical Loggia Riverpark Manila Cruz Residence Supima Sports and Supima Residences Vivace Parkways The Crossing
- Corner House | WTA Design Studio
Hospitality Commercial Residential Corner House_Interior - Workspace.png Corner House_Interior - Perspective 1.png Corner House_Interior - Staircase.png Corner House_Interior - Pool Area.png Corner House_Interior - Living Room.png Corner House_Interior - Bedroom 1.png Corner House_Interior - Bedroom 2.png Corner House_Interior - Entertainment Room.png Corner House Project Information Status Construction Location Batangas, Philippines Area 850 sqm Description This 3-storey rest house sits in a corner lot, overlooking the shores of Nasugbu, Batangas. It houses 4 bedrooms and a guest room, each with their own view of the beach. The house's design takes inspiration from traditional Filipino and Southeast Asian dwellings, planned in accordance with the environment's natural air and light. Modern touches mold these age-old design principles into a cleaner, more minimal form, combined with a simple set of natural textures around its façade. 2021 Twelve Luxury Flats Hongji Gardens Pawikan Residence Omni Gardens Light Residence One McKinley Palace Gray Residence One Six Wilson Gardens Baigad Bantayan Villas Luz Circle Ikebana House 4 Walls Esperanza Tower Brass Residence High Gardens C3 House Chua Residence Enclaves Residence Pockets of Nature One Serendra Penthouse Soon Residence Chi Residences 15 Dancalan Residence Garden City
- The Book Stop 2 | WTA Design Studio
All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure The Book Stop 2 (3).jpg The Book Stop 2 (4).jpg The Book Stop 2 (1).jpg Activities (2).JPG Book Stop 2 - 1.jpg BSP_Exterior - Book Stop 2 - 3.png The Book Stop 2 Project Information Status Completed Location Taguig City, Philippines Description The Book Stop Project is a pop-up public library network that explores how libraries need to evolve to engage its users and promote reading, as well as galvanize communities by creating community events where people can interact and share ideas. The project is intended to serve three distinct functions with a social component, a research component, and a program prototype component. The project maps out various public spaces throughout the city that have a high volume of pedestrian traffic. It serves as a redistribution point for old books, allowing the open and free sharing or transfer of ideas from one person to another. It’s mobility allows it to be placed in the most underserved areas and allows it to reach a broader slice of the population. As a research tool, it serves as a data gathering center for the demand for public libraries in various neighborhoods. This allows planners and policy makers to determine where libraries can make the most impact and which communities can utilize them the most. The Book Stop Project is a prototype that determines the role that libraries play in contemporary urban societies and the shape that they may take as society develops and grows. 2018 Tagpuan The Book Nook The Book Stop 4 Tiny House Archstoyanie: Nikola's Belvedere The Book Stop 5 Museo Del Prado The Book Stop 3 The Book Stop 1 Bakuran
- Chinese Embassy Cultural Section | WTA Design Studio
Hospitality Commercial Residential PROJ-2016-407-ChineseEmbassy7.jpg CONSUL'S OFFICE_2 000.jpg PROJ-2016-407-ChineseEmbassy8.jpg CONSUL_S BEDROOM 000.jpg Chinese Embassy Cultural Section Project Information Status Design Location Makati City, Philippines Area 1,700 sqm Description The building features a fusion of the traditional philosophies of Chinese architecture and modernity. The main hall leads to a modern and functional interior and several meeting rooms,multi-function halls, and a Chinese-style garden. Landscaping is an important part of the design. The Chinese garden and exterior spaces create an environment of serenity and security. The ceiling and windows were designed to permit plenty of natural daylight. This allows a better appreciation of cultural and heritage assets of the country ideally displayed around the entire vicinity. Hints of Chinese culture may be found in every detail of the design. 2016 Manfel Piastrelle Corporation Headquarters 38 Park Avenue Showroom Paymongo Calinisan, Domino and Beron Law Office CLI Makati D&G Global Trading Office
- Architect | WTA Design Studio
< Back Architect 2025 San Juan, Manila Full Time Job Title: Architect Reporting to: Senior Manager / Director We are looking for a motivated and detail-oriented Architect with 3–5 years of professional experience to join our team. You will be involved in various stages of architectural projects—from concept design to documentation and construction support—and will work closely with consultants, contractors, and clients. A strong eye for design, technical proficiency, and excellent communication skills are essential. At WTA, we are recognized for our innovative and bold conceptual design work. We expect candidates to bring a strong design foundation and a passion for meaningful, socially relevant architecture. Skills & Competencies Strong conceptual design and technical documentation skills Excellent command of written and spoken English Confident in presenting ideas and communicating with clients and teams Highly organized, detail-oriented, and proactive Strong problem-solving skills and ability to manage deadlines How to Apply: Send your CV, cover letter, and portfolio (max 10MB) to careers@wta.ph with the subject line: Application for Architect . Key Responsibilities Design & Documentation Contribute to design development, presentations, and technical documentation Translate design concepts into detailed drawings and specifications Ensure output meets design intent, quality standards, and code requirements Coordination & Collaboration Coordinate with consultants, engineers, and internal teams for technical integration Participate in client meetings and respond to design and documentation feedback Support construction administration and resolve site-related issues Project Delivery Ensure deliverables are completed accurately and on schedule Assist in reviewing shop drawings and material submittals as required Maintain effective project communication and documentation Requirements Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture 3–7 years of relevant work experience Experience in residential, commercial, or institutional projects Familiarity with local building codes and regulatory requirements Proficient in AutoCAD, SketchUp, Adobe Creative Suite; Revit proficiency is a strong advantage Licensed Architect or in pursuit of licensure Get in Touch: First name Last name Email Write a message Resume Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Cover Letter Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Thanks for submitting! Submit Portfolio Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB)
- Omni Gardens | WTA Design Studio
Residential & Mixed Use DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Omni Gardens Location: Manila City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 795 SQM Storeys: 41 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2014 31,554 SQM Under Construction Description Omni Gardens provides luxury with the kind of space that each of its 58 units provides. It has a floor plan designed with only two masterpiece units on each floor. Each unit is bigger than 300 sqm to which residents pass through private elevators. This 41-storey garden tower is a modern classic that stands out in the heart of Chinatown. Located along Ongpin Street, Omni Gardens is a meticulous composition of stone and greenery that reflects the values of its surrounding community. It stands out as an oasis in the hustle and bustle of the city with a verdant roof orchard, luxurious amenities and living green walls that provide its residents with an unbroken link to nature in one’s daily life. Each unit was designed to have an unobstructed 180-degree view of the city. The South Bay Mansions looks over the Pasig River and into Manila Bay’s world- famous sunsets. The North Plaza Mansions look over the San Lorenzo Ruiz Basilica and Plaza with a centuries-old view of the oldest Chinatown in the world. The interiors of each 345 and 329 square meter units are an exquisite blend of lighting, composition, and finishing. They provide a unique backdrop for elegant lives that understand the value of coming home to a peaceful sanctuary a few blocks away from where they work. The amenities may be found on the 10th floor, designed to give its residents a country club feel. Through the amenities and lounge area, residents will be able to gain a sense of community within a condominium dwelling.
- Highlands Condo Residences | WTA Design Studio
Residential & Mixed Use DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Highlands Condo Residences Location: Legazpi City, Bicol Plot Area: 2,710 SQM Storeys: 4 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2024 2,126.5 SQM Design Development Description The proposed site is located within the existing subdivision plan. It is formally the area known as Block 4 and considered prime lots of the site as it contains the unobstructed views towards Mayon. The total lot area is 2,710sqm. The allocation previously was for 8 units, however the intent is to increase the unit:lot ratio by creating low rise condo residences. The project is made up of with a series of component units. In total there are five different unit types of four varying areas. This is to rationalize the layouts when considering construction in the future. There will be a combination of 2-bed and 3-bed units with a larger proportion of 2-bedrooms in the development. The units are connected via central access path and several stairways leading up to a maximum of three storeys per block. This is to ensure the development is not too obstructive of the residential plots that are part of the exisiting subdivision.
- ZEALEP Sports Facility | WTA Design Studio
All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure 2-SportsFac_roofed ext.png 3-Roofed gym int.png 2-SportsFac_roofed int.png 1-fenced gym option.png 1-fenced gym option 3.png ZEALEP Sports Facility Project Information Status Design Location Cagayan De Oro, Philippines Area 1,800 sqm Description Move, Play, and Connect. Inspired by the friendly culture of the province, the temporary sports facility will become a social sports plaza where play, communirt interaction, and everyday activity meets. 2025 FEM Stadium Bukidnon Stadium CamSur Aquatic Center Inspire Spark Samar Sports Complex Bukidnon Aquatics
- FEM Stadium | WTA Design Studio
Sports DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors FEM Stadium Location: Laoag City, Ilocos Norte Plot Area: 43,820.50 SQM Storeys: 2 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2019 31,587.49 SQM Completed The Ferdinand E. Marcos Stadium is a 12,000 capacity track and field stadium in Laoag City that serves as the primary social space for the people of Ilocos Norte. The stadium is located at the heart of the city adjacent to the Mariano Marcos State University and opposite the Rizal Park. The main feature of the stadium is its open southern end, where an open amphitheatre and sloping lawn leads towards Rizal Park. The open stadium allows for free and unfettered access for everyone and critically expands the existing public open space inside the city by 200%. This allows it to serve not just as a sports and events venue, but also as an extension of the park and a daily destination for both students and residents. The stadium's remarkable urban regeneration shines through its transformation. From its decayed origins and desolate state, the stadium is now a bustling park for sports and leisure, honoring local talents and historical significance. The project catalyzed a renewal, not just of physical structures, but of community vitality. The eastern side that used to be a road now becomes a promenade that connects us with the university where students could freely enter and turns the stadium into part of the campus, the underside of the seats cover warm up tracks that are free for the public's use.On weekdays, students from Mariano Marcos University now gravitate towards it before and after class, while weekends draw families for picnics and leisurely strolls. This illustration shows such spaces can revitalize neighborhoods, acting as bridges connecting urban and rural inhabitants. The minimalist and distinct geometry of an open bowl is defined by the corrugated PVC exterior wall and canopy that reflects the corrugated metal roofs of most local homes. This is carried by clean-cut curving steel columns that bend and narrow into the canopy rafters. The external skin is a celebration of the Ilokano Abel fabric that is considered as an essential part of their life cycle. From birth, infants are wrapped in Abel, in adulthood, they use it in weddings, in death, they use it to wrap the departed ones. The process of making this fabric is passed down from generation to generation and preserves the llokanos' character and identity. The "Binakol' or whirlwind pattern creates a human scale that can be easily recognized by its uniform interlocking geometric patterns that results into a traditional optical illusion that represents the waves of the sea and protects against malevolent spirits. Awards: 2025 ArchDaily Building of the Year 2025 Japan IDPA - Silver Award 2025 Philippine Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards Winner 2025 UAP Singapore Design Awards - Excellence in Cultural Relevance 2024 Ideal Architecture Festival The Best Prize (Built) 2024 Urban Design and Architecture Design Awards Gold Winner 2024 A' Design Awards Gold Winner German Design Council - Excellent Architecture - Winner 2023 World Architecture Festival - Sports - Highly Commended 2023 Architizer A+ Awards Finalist Features: Architizer Wikipedia ArchDaily Design Boom The Manila Times BluPrint Kanto The Manila Times BluPrint Kanto
- Agri Mall | WTA Design Studio
Commercial DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Agri Mall Location: Maharlia Hi-way, Nueva Ecija Plot Area: 15,218 SQM Storeys: 2 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2015 3,140 SQM Completed Description “A.M., the shortened form of Agri Mall, was styled as such in reference and honor to the early hour that farmers rise to work every day.” The concept proposes the creation of an infrastructure wherein it can blend and attract its end-users to make them feel at ease when entering. The concept centers on a simple infrastructure from the outside but exemplifies the hard work and efficiency done within its closed structure. It shall serve as a social and public space that shall provide service as well as provide collaborative learning disciplines where myriad interaction will help foster the growth and development of the agricultural sector in the Philippines.