All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure e3a6d651045bede42ba3271a0a4571b2.jpg 37f6685a2b28668f7d71fbedc63a84ba.jpg 486e85211e534c44d3f8cd5178c73613.jpg New Taipei City Museum of Art Project Information Status Design Location Taipei, Taiwan Area 41,600 sqm Description The New Taipei Museum of Art Competition sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Department of the New Taipei City Government called for a design of a multi-arts center adequate for the area and city on an international level. This open ideas competition was launched August 2011 with the goal to come up with a creative and visionary scheme that aids in creating the city’s artistic icon for the new century. 2012 Museo Pambata Reading Corners DSWD Elderly and Child Care Facility Catbalogan City Hall Saint Scholastica Chapel Church of the Multitude Taichung Cultural Center Highlands Chapel Varna Library Philippine International Exhibition Center Balanga City Hall Bataan Provincial Capital Masterplan Merit Field Stupa Chinese Embassy Cultural Section Supreme Court Trece Martires City Hall Guggenheim Helsinki Manila City Hall Sulong Manila Ferdinand E. Marcos Presidential Library Tagaytay City Hall

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure intramuros-mobile-library.jpg sta-cruz-manila-reading-corner-01.jpg gawad-kalinga-reading-corner-01.jpg Malate-Manila-reading-corner.jpg gawad-kalinga-reading-corner.jpg Serbetes-design-reading-corner.jpg sta-cruz-manila-reading-corner.jpg evolution of forms.jpg Museo Pambata Reading Corners Project Information Status Completed Location Metro Manila, Philippines Area 20 sqm Description The word library itself comes from the Latin word “liber” which either means “book” or “free”. Ideally, libraries embody these words’ meaning as the repository of knowledge accessible to all. In collaboration with Museo Pambata, the Book Stop Project and WTA Design Studio propose a mini-library design series that aims to democratize people’s access to knowledge and liberate children’s imagination through the power of reading. The reading corners design takes inspiration from bahay-bahayan, a roleplaying game commonly for Filipino children. Such activity and space for children can liberate their imagination. It also aids in opening young minds to the limitations that their reality imposes. The mini-library consists of related modules that can be used as a whole or independently. This modular design allows for flexible and maximized functionality. Playful use of color creates more inviting and engaging energy to the reading corners. Careful consideration was applied in the dimensions of designing for children’s body size. This maximizes the effectiveness of the design towards its users. Adjacent to the main stairway of a rowhouse, the Gawad Kalinga, QC Reading corner includes a baby shelf tower, bookshelves, and a toy cabinet. Along with an art station, study table, chalkboard door, and a demarcation wall. Two walls flank its east and west side, whilst the north and south side are open. The Sta. Cruz, Manila Reading Corner is located at the Barangay 330 Hall community daycare. Currently, the area functions as a storage space for tables and chairs. The proposed design incorporates a reading nook, bookshelves, and an art station as well as a reading table and storage. The proposed Malate Reading corner is located on the 2nd floor of Barangay Hall 725 in Malate. The design integrates the existing community computer station with reading nooks and bookshelves. The main design inspiration for the mobile library is the sorbetes cart. This pays homage to the logo of Museo Pambata and Filipino’s love for “Sorbetes” or “Dirty Ice Cream”. The design incorporates a collapsible seating area for reading or a quick chat. 2020 Philippine International Exhibition Center Balanga City Hall Merit Field Stupa Supreme Court Ferdinand E. Marcos Presidential Library Bataan Provincial Capital Masterplan DSWD Elderly and Child Care Facility Church of the Multitude Highlands Chapel Sulong Manila Guggenheim Helsinki Varna Library Chinese Embassy Cultural Section Tagaytay City Hall Saint Scholastica Chapel Manila City Hall Catbalogan City Hall New Taipei City Museum of Art Trece Martires City Hall Taichung Cultural Center

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 Roxas Condominium Location: Pasay City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 3,429 SQM Storeys: 18 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2018 46,461 SQM Concept Description The 18-storey building seeks to be iconic and to stand out in the stretch of Roxas boulevard. An ordinary tall building commonly stands as a singular structure. A massive structure that shows its firmness. Given with a unique cut of lot and through reacting and offsetting the building mass to the existing structures, a very complex form was created. The 18-storey building sets to make a difference as it consists of different masses that embrace its forms to show its unity as a tall building. Just like a symphony, various melodies merged into one to create a harmonious structured piece. The massing of the building stands in various heights to show the diversified forms and to maximize the view.

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 Jinxi Seaview City Location: Pasay City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 9,991.46 SQM Storeys: 33 +B Year: Floor Area: Status: 2023 165,989 SQM Under Construction Description At the core of Jinxi Seaview City lies a vision of architectural innovation and harmonious integration with its surrounding environment. Situated along the captivating shores of Jackson Avenue in Brgy Don Galo, Paranaque, this iconic development stands as a testament to our commitment to redefining urban living. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, Jinxi Seaview City comprises five towers that soar majestically into the sky, embodying the perfect fusion of form and function. Rising 33 storeys above ground, with an additional basement level, and boasting a sprawling construction floor area of 266,555 square meters, each element of the design is imbued with purpose and significance. Our design ethos emphasizes a seamless blend of luxury and practicality. The residential units, spanning the middle floors, offer a range of living spaces meticulously tailored to meet the diverse needs of our residents, ranging from 30 to 50 square meters. Meanwhile, the upper floors are dedicated to exquisite penthouse units, each spanning an expansive 322 square meters, providing unparalleled comfort and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. Jinxi Seaview City is not just a development; it is a testament to our unwavering dedication to architectural excellence and the creation of vibrant, sustainable communities.

Residential Urban and Community Economic and Industrial DavaoIndustrialPark_Aerial_Perspective02.png DavaoIndustrialPark_PerspectiveShippingPort02.png DavaoIndustrialPark_Perspective_Commercial.png DavaoIndustrialPark_Aerial_PerspectiveIndustrial.png DavaoIndustrialPark_SiteSection.png DavaoIndustrialPark_SiteSectionPort01.png DavaoIndustrialPark_SiteSectionPort02.png Davao Industrial Park Project Information Status Completed Location Mindanao, Philippines Area 115 has Description The master plan for the Davao Industrial Park aims to establish the area as a leading industrial hub with global connectivity. It focuses on the development of modern, sustainable infrastructure using technologies such as IOT and AI to create a smart, efficient, and eco-friendly environment. The master plan emphasizes job creation, skills development, and support for local SMES, while also prioritizing resilient and adaptable design to future-proof the site. The goal is to ensure economic growth, community development, and a vibrant, inclusive community. The Davao Industrial Park aspires to create a state-of-the art industrial complex with an integrated satellite shipping port. It will be an eco-friendly ecosystem that aims to catalyze economic development by fostering a modern, sustainable industrial environment that transforms the place into a dynamic industrial hub, promoting economic progress and environmental responsibility. 2024 Vauxhall: The Missing Link The Jewel of the South Eton City Phase 1 Green Avenue Cavite Complex Manila Arts District Siargao Resettlement Project Chongqing Science City Pingxiang Eco-Wellness Destination Alabang Global City Horizon East Batangas Forest City Tahao Road Development CamSur Uptown Orchard District Horizon Manila

< Back WTA Breaks Ground for Antiao Riverwalk and Catbalogan City Hall WTA Architecture and Design Studio 10 April 2022 March 9, 2022 – Two groundbreaking events took place in Catbalogan City, Samar for the Antiao Riverwalk Project and the Catbalogan City Hall. The two projects are meant to serve the communities of Catbalogan City. The Antiao Riverwalk project intends to be a place of refuge in the city by encouraging a vibrant environment through a network of public open spaces connected by a link of active pathways. The concept is rooted in the relationship between the locality of the site to water, which has given importance to places for shelter and protection for seafarers and fishermen. The Sky City Hall will be the new city hall in Catbalogan. The project will take up 2 hectares of the 440-hectare Sky City development. It will serve as an expansion from the current city hall with a goal to masterplan and pioneer mountaintop sustainable living as a model for future developments. Sky City aims to tackle these issues as it will be built 120 meters above sea level, creating opportunities for development while being naturally sheltered by the mountain ranges. It will be designed to include residential, commercial, and governmental cores that will be powered from renewable sources, and will be planned together with pedestrian and cyclist-friendly spaces to reduce transport emissions. To know more about the project, click here. Previous Next

< Back WTA Shines Globally: Awards and Accolades in 2024 WTA Architecture and Design Studio 3 February 2025 WTA Architecture and Design Studio continues to solidify its place among the global leaders in architecture, marking a significant year of accolades and recognition in 2025. Below is a summary of the studio’s standout achievements: Consistent Global Recognition in the WA100 Ranking. WTA has once again demonstrated its global prominence, ranking 80th in the world for its fifth consecutive showing in the prestigious WA100 ranking. Additionally, WTA's very own Tagaytay City Hall has made the cover! This accomplishment highlights the studio’s sustained excellence in architecture and design, showcasing its innovative contributions and consistent performance within the industry. Tagaytay City Hall on the cover for Building Building Design’s WA100 2025 FEM Stadium Earns the Best Prize (Built) at the Ideal Architecture Festival. WTA’s innovative design for the FEM Stadium was recognized with The Best Prize (Built) at the Ideal Architecture Festival. This prestigious honor is a testament to the studio’s ability to create architectural works that not only inspire but also meet the highest standards of functionality and aesthetics. The FEM Stadium stands as a symbol of WTA’s commitment to excellence in architectural design. Principal Architect William Ti receives the award for the 2024 (Built) The Best Prize FEM Stadium Featured in ArchDaily’s Best Architectural Projects of 2024. Further solidifying the stadium’s architectural significance, FEM Stadium has been included in ArchDaily’s list of the Best Architectural Projects of 2024 . This recognition places the project among the top-tier architectural feats of the year, celebrated for its design, innovation, and impact. Ferdinand E. Marcos (FEM) among ArchDaily’s Best Architectural Projects of 2024 FEM Stadium Nominated for ArchDaily’s Project of the Year. As if its previous accolades weren’t enough, FEM Stadium has also been nominated for ArchDaily’s coveted Project of the Year award. This prestigious nomination places the stadium in direct competition with the world’s most notable and impactful architectural works, cementing WTA’s reputation for delivering exceptional and transformative designs. To vote, click here . Ferdinand E. Marcos (FEM) Stadium is nominated under the Sports Archtiecture category. In summary, 2024 has been another remarkable year for WTA Architecture and Design Studio. From consistent rankings to high-profile invitations and prestigious awards, the studio continues to push the boundaries of architectural excellence on the global stage. With each milestone, WTA reaffirms its position as a leader in the ever-evolving field of architecture and design. Previous Next

< Back Looking back at FAV 2025: Festival of Living Architectures V2Com Newswire 3 July 2025 Each year, the Festival des Architectures Vives offers the public an immersive exploration of Montpellier's private mansions, architectural treasures. The 2025 edition, which took place from June 10 to 15, brought together 13 installations within these historic sites, attracting nearly 16,000 visitors and receiving very positive feedback. FAV 2025 under the tasty theme of La Gourmandise Indulgence, usually associated with the pleasure of the taste buds, was revealed in an architectural dimension where materials, shapes, and spaces were transformed into a true celebration of desire. Far from being a simple sin, indulgence became a vector of creativity and innovation. The installations awakened the desire to be explored, tasted with the eyes, and savored with the mind. For this delicious edition, the talented Montpellier pastry chef Clara Jung was the patron. For the full press release, see here. Previous Next

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 Balay Luce Location: Makati City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 1,212 SQM Storeys: 2 + B Year: Floor Area: Status: 2,084 SQM Design Development Description Balay Luce is a house full of light. Natural elements, an expansive swimming pool and lounge area, and an abundance of natural light inspired its overall design. Carefully designing the architecture and interiors to address the design brief required a layout, certain design solutions, and a choice of material that would allow sunlight to pass into the house from all angles. Creating multiple indoor family spaces that had a good view of the swimming pool and garden were also considered in the overall design. Strategically placing garden lightwells ensured natural light to filter into the home. The living, kitchen and dining areas offer views of the swimming pool enveloped by glass panels creating a bright, open and spacious atmosphere across all spaces on the ground level. The living area is complemented with a high ceiling creating a grand and voluminous space. With the use of decorative ventilation blocks and a cool neutral colour palette, the living area becomes breathable too. Fine natural finishes add a touch of luxury and elegance to this new home. Balay Luce is a modern home with plenty of natural and tropical elements, allowing for it to blend with the lush environment. It includes a basement floor where one can find a gym, a media room, a wine cellar, a mancave, alongside other rooms for house maintenance. The ground floor includes a sizable kitchen and dining room, an office, a living room and an external deck that leads to the swimming pool. The second floor is where one will find all the private bedrooms and a separate living room for the family. The spaces of the house were woven together with the intention to provide seamless circulation and cross ventilation. Balay Luce presents an effortlessly breathable and bright home. ! Widget Didn’t Load Check your internet and refresh this page. If that doesn’t work, contact us. Features: Architizer

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 Golden Bay Extension Location: Pasay City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 5,183.77 SQM Storeys: 10 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2019 12,100 SQM Under Construction Description The Golden Bay Silhouette is a development made to cater to the big number of locals, businessmen and women, and tourists who visit the Bay City area of Manila. The fluidity in its design breaks horizontal barriers and creates a movement that promotes interaction. A curved walkway was incorporated at the center of the rectangular site defining the initial narrative of the project. A vertical hole was added to connect the elements surrounding the space, creating a form of a plaza or social space.