Education & Healthcare DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Primary Care Center Location: Philippines Plot Area: 1,600 SQM Storeys: 1-2 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2024 1,200 SQM Concept Description BRINGING THE ESSENCE OF NATURE INTO CLIXHEALTH Humans have an innate longing for comfort and security in nature, a trait rooted in our evolutionary history when natural settings offered man's vital resources and needs. By mimicking this environment in clinics, we can help users feel relaxed and at ease, defying the common perception of healthcare spaces as dull and rigid. Using Clixhealth's colors, which are inspired by natural hues, Clixhealth Clinic interiors are designed to blend seamlessly with the outdoor environment, using earth & sky tones and natural-looking materials, shapes and volumes. This design creates a harmonious fusion of nature and architecture, fostering a sense of familiarity that makes the spaces more fun, inviting and healing for patients of all ages and from all walks of life to enjoy.

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure EXT - 1.jpg EXT - 2.jpg EXT - 3.jpg INT - 2.jpg INT - 3.jpg INT - 1.jpg INT - 4.jpg INT - 5.jpg INT - 6.jpg Ikebana House Project Information Status Completed Location San Juan City, Philippines Area 2,320 sqm Description The Ikebana House takes inspiration from the Ikebana form and arrangement. Ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging, emphasizes form and balance. Its arrangement expresses both purity and simplicity. Moreover, the three main levels symbolize heaven, earth and human kind creating elegant and carefully curated asymmetry. The principle of Ikebana forms the program of the house. The site’s section view shows the vertical access which acts as the main stalk while rooms stem out from it. Asymmetry embodies the room cuts while the appropriate allocation of areas and standards keep it balanced. Strategically placed, pocket gardens create stark contrasts against the geometric and sleek silhouette of the façade within the site. The Ikebana house brings natural elements into the home. Natural light and pockets of private gardens evoke a connection with the environment. An open floor plan creates a connection between the living room, dining room and the kitchen creating an open, bright and spacious ground floor.. Bright and warm tones, a natural look and an appearance that communicates balance and elegance sets the interior of the entire home. 2019 Brick House Enclaves Residence Balay Luce Imperial Era Mansions Zoey Courtyard Residences Baigad Bantayan Villas Chi Residences Chan Residence Morong Farmhouse Cambridge Residences Vivace Parkways Yap Residence Golden Bay Extension Roxas Condominium Cloud Citadel Garden City Yung Green Harbor Bataan Terminal and Convention Center Highlands Condo Residences Cruz Residence Grand Titanic Jinxi Seaview City Corner House Pockets of Nature Pawikan House 4PH Housing Project The Empyrean Tropical Loggia Esperanza Tower Bougainvilla Residence Chinatown Oasis Legazpi Park Terraces Park Royal Ongpin Chateau Lorraine One Six Wilson Gardens Bacoor Bay Hongji Gardens Silhouette Balay Doppio 15 Dancalan Residence High Gardens Supima Sports and Supima Residences Casa Sol Cloudscape Tagaytay Twelve Luxury Flats The Urban Block Upper West Parc Hiribaco Resort C3 Residence Omni Gardens The Crossing Balintawak Cloverleaf Artisan Tower Angeles Urban Hub Riverpark Manila

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 Grand Titanic Location: Parañaque City, Metro Manila Plot Area: Storeys: 37 +2B Year: Floor Area: Status: 2023 270,000 Under Construction Description The Grand Titanic is a monumental achievement in architectural innovation and urban design. Comprising five towering structures, each standing proud with 37 storeys and two basement levels, the Grand Titanic transcends mere residential development, symbolizing a new era of sophisticated urban living. With an expansive construction floor area of 268,724 square meters, this illustrious complex is not only the largest mixed-use residential development in Paranaque but also a testament to our commitment to pushing the boundaries of architectural possibility. At the heart of the Grand Titanic, residents are welcomed into a world of refined elegance and contemporary comfort. The middle units, ranging from 40 to 50 square meters, epitomize modern urban living, blending functionality with style. Ascending to the upper floors unveils the pinnacle of luxury, where sprawling penthouse units spanning a generous 600 square meters offer unparalleled opulence and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Moreover, WTA has meticulously crafted the interiors of the Grand Titanic to reflect the same level of sophistication and attention to detail, ensuring that every space within this magnificent development exudes timeless charm and refinement.

Education & Healthcare DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors De La Salle University - Laguna Location: Biñan, Laguna Plot Area: 1500 sqm Storeys: Varies Year: Floor Area: Status: 2023 Varies Under Construction Description Innovation meets functionality to create an inspiring learning environment in this modern classroom. The vision is to craft a space that fosters collaboration, creativity, and adaptability, catering to the diverse needs of today's learners. In terms of aesthetics, the design is sleek and modern, with clean lines, neutral tones, and pops of DLSU's trademark green to stimulate the senses without overwhelming. Thoughtful use of materials, such as sustainable wood, recycled plastics, and low VOC paints, reflects our commitment to environmental responsibility. Overall, our modern classroom design prioritizes flexibility, connectivity, and well-being, creating a dynamic learning environment that empowers students to thrive in the 21st century.

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Tagpuan_Page_04_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_17_Image_0003.jpg Tagpuan_Page_17_Image_0002.jpg Tagpuan_Page_17_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_16_Image_0004.jpg Tagpuan_Page_16_Image_0003.jpg Tagpuan_Page_16_Image_0002.jpg Tagpuan_Page_16_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_15_Image_0003.jpg Tagpuan_Page_15_Image_0002.jpg Tagpuan_Page_12_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_09_Image_0002.jpg Tagpuan_Page_09_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_05_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_08_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_07_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan_Page_06_Image_0001.jpg Tagpuan Project Information Status Design Location Venice, Italy Description The built environment functions as the primary physical representation of our societies. Architecture must reflect the existing realities on the ground as a strong influence for the development of social infrastructure. Tagpuan examines the densest district in the world, its history and culture through its streetscapes, as a microcosm of the Philippines and a representative urban typology of how to live as Filipinos do in contrast to more common vertical urban growth patterns. Tagpuan, meaning rendezvous or meeting point, is the intersection of Philippine life. The slice of Mata street develops a document of the organic processes and activities of daily Filipino life. Mata Street was chosen as the study block because it best represents the average Tondo alley. It most accurately boasts the lively Filipino street to a wider global audience 2023 The Book Stop 1 The Book Stop 5 The Book Stop 2 Museo Del Prado The Book Stop 3 Bakuran The Book Nook The Book Stop 4 Tiny House Archstoyanie: Nikola's Belvedere

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Venice Biennale_Exterior - Side A.png Venice Biennale_Exterior - Rear View.png Bakuran Project Information Status Design Location Venice, Italy Description Bakuran is a curatorial proposal that creates a parallel between the plights of our local communities and OFWs by seeking to define the identity of Filipino gardens. The proposal seeks to build two parallel gardens — the Philippine Pavilion at the La Biennale di Venezia and one in the barangay of UP Village — connected through a virtual portal that enables us to show what Filipino gardens are like to the world. This, in turn, shines a light on the need for hyper local community gardens and the lack of available open public spaces in one of the world’s densest and most crowded cities. 'Bakuran at the Biennale' is a recreation of a Filipino garden that allows us to define and share the structure and elements that make it so. It explores the origins and concepts behind what a Filipino garden is and identifies it as a vital space that can be shared with the Filipino diaspora community. It is a showcase of our country's rich tropical heritage and a touchpoint for our countrymen abroad. 'Bakuran sa Bawat Barangay' will feature a pilot project in Barangay UP Village that allows us to catalyze the formation of vital community gardens to strengthen our barangays and promote awareness about nature and public space for the people who need them most. It will highlight the cost effectiveness of these pocket gardens and benefit the benighted communities where some children grow up without ever experiencing what a garden or public space is. It is an exhibit that embraces our social roots and brings in the underprivileged through upliftment. 2023 Museo Del Prado Tiny House The Book Stop 5 The Book Stop 1 The Book Stop 3 The Book Stop 2 The Book Nook Tagpuan Archstoyanie: Nikola's Belvedere The Book Stop 4

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Bataan Terminal_Exterior - Perspective 2.1.png Bataan Grand Terminal_day2.jpg Bataan Terminal_Exterior - Perspective 4.png Bataan Terminal_Exterior - Perspective 3.png Bataan Grand Terminal Project Information Status Design Location Bataan, Philippines Area 32,000 sqm Description The site is an L-shaped 4.6 hectare lot in Balanga, Bataan with an existing 3,000 square meter terminal structure. It is bounded by Calero Street which connects the downtown plaza of Balanga with the proposed future city center site along Enrique Garcia Sr. Avenue which connects to the provincial highway. The existing terminal structure is currently one of of not the biggest structure in Balanga. It is a 3-storey structure that dwarfs most of the surrounding properties. Current site conditions show a lack of pedestrian-oriented planning and human scale. This mechanical and alien development has created a kind of termination for Balanga’s northward expansion. Priority is given to vehicular traffic and convenience rather than to passenger safety and comfort. This upended organizing principle coupled with the openness of the surrounding landscape has given rise to a noise-polluted and barely walk-able development. The program calls for the development of an integrated central bus and jeepney terminal for Balanga and Bataan. Together with this terminal, a convention center and commercial retail center is to be developed. A 112-room business hotel will also be developed to support these programs. The business hotel can accommodate large functions and events. This allows the city to tap into the huge MICE tourism market. It also supports transient travelers from the terminal and business guests by providing them with convenient and reliable accommodations in Balanga. The commercial retail center is an activity node that provides people with a destination for shopping. It increases time spent and monetizes the foot traffic from the terminal and convention. In order to attract more people and encourage longer stays , a more engaging street front should be presented along with ample desirable public spaces. 2012 Pasig River Esplanade SM Legazpi Grand Terminal Catbalogan Airport Development Antiao Riverwalk Samar Linkages C-6 Elevated Pedestrian Bridge The Riverlane Bulacan Factory Office Pasig Ferry Station Journey by the Bay Lotus Central Terminal

Education & Healthcare DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Sirius Stimulus Circuit Location: Sirius Territory, Russia Plot Area: 1,400 HA Storeys: Year: Floor Area: Status: 2025 Concept Description This medical campus reimagines the role of its surroundings in the healing process, extending care and recovery beyond the confines of its buildings. At its heart, a former utilitarian canal is transformed into a central spine—no longer merely infrastructure, but a vibrant landscape feature. It manages water, nourishes greenery, and stitches together a walkable, shared environment that fosters movement, connection, and well-being. The architecture embraces gentle forms, elevated systems, and warm timber finishes that blend resilience with comfort. Every space is designed not only to serve its function, but to shape a restorative experience. Here, healing is not confined to treatment rooms; it is woven into the daily rhythms of the campus, where nature, design, and human interaction work together to create an environment of care.

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Highland Condo Residences_Exterior - Rear A.jpg Highland Condo Residences_Exterior - Aerial.jpg Highland Condo Residences_Exterior - Courtyard B.jpg Highland Condo Residences_Exterior - Misty.jpg Highlands Condo Residences Project Information Status Design Location Legazpi City, Philippines Area 2,200 sqm 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. 2024 Zoey Courtyard Residences Cloudscape Tagaytay Brick House Pockets of Nature Yap Residence The Urban Block Roxas Condominium Pawikan House Garden City Casa Sol Corner House Chi Residences 15 Dancalan Residence Golden Bay Extension Angeles Urban Hub Jinxi Seaview City Park Royal Ongpin Vivace Parkways Artisan Tower 4PH Housing Project Yung Green Harbor The Crossing Omni Gardens Tropical Loggia Twelve Luxury Flats Cambridge Residences High Gardens Riverpark Manila Balay Doppio Imperial Era Mansions Bacoor Bay Ikebana House Cruz Residence Morong Farmhouse Bataan Terminal and Convention Center Cloud Citadel The Empyrean Bougainvilla Residence Balay Luce Supima Sports and Supima Residences Chateau Lorraine Balintawak Cloverleaf One Six Wilson Gardens Grand Titanic Baigad Bantayan Villas Silhouette Legazpi Park Terraces Chinatown Oasis Upper West Parc Chan Residence Hiribaco Resort Hongji Gardens Esperanza Tower Enclaves Residence C3 Residence

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Journey by the Bay_Exterior - Perspective 4.png Journey by the Bay_Exterior - Perspective 2.png Journey by the Bay_Exterior - Perspective 3.png Journey by the Bay Project Information Status Design Location Manila Bay, Philippines Area (development length) 22 km Description “Journey by the Bay” was a MADE 2020 competition entry designed to propose a new approach towards the development of the capital to start a discussion about the future of Manila and Luzon. This proposal is a 22-kmlong bridge between Bataan and Cavite. It develops a backbone of transportation that would be composed of a highway and a High-Speed Train. This would closely connect the different cities around the Bay (Manila, the new Airport, Naic, Corregidor, Balanga, Hermosa and Malolos) with the loop taking only one hour. By creating a direct link between Bataan and Cavite, the highway would be the perfect opportunity to create a bypass connecting the North and the South, while avoiding Manila. The Backbone would accelerate the development of satellite cities and, at the same time, emphasize the polycentric development encouraged by JICA. These cities would be able to host some functions of Manila, attracting BPOs, universities and even government offices. With its functions scattered in the nearby cities, Manila will be able to regenerate itself without compromising its development. This bridge would be the longest in the Philippines with a section of 17 km between Cavite and Corregidor, and a 4km section between Corregidor and Bataan. The bridge is designed to disappear when reaching Corregidor, becoming a tunnel and leaving the surface of the historical island untouched, allowing the creation of a stopover for the High- Speed Train for easy access by the public. The design of the bridge is inspired by the sea, the surrounding mountains and the skyline of Manila the bridge is facing. Each span of the bridge is designed based on the perception of boats that used to link Manila to the rest of the world, transforming the bridge into a fleet of Galleons guarding the Bay. A tower, which is a revisited version of a lighthouse accessible by the public, adds a vertical element to the bridge while emphasizing the historical relationship of the Filipinos to the sea and symbolizing guidance for the years to come. 2016 Pasig River Esplanade SM Legazpi Grand Terminal Catbalogan Airport Development Antiao Riverwalk Samar Linkages C-6 Elevated Pedestrian Bridge The Riverlane Bulacan Factory Office Pasig Ferry Station Lotus Central Terminal Bataan Grand Terminal