Hospitality Commercial Residential Showroom 2.jpg Executive Office 2.JPG Conference Room 5.jpg Seminar Hall 1.JPG CLI Makati Project Information Status Design Location Makati City, Philippines Area 350 sqm Description Cebu Landmasters' design philosophy integrates principles to create spaces that not only meet functional requirements but also enrich the lives of those who interact with them, fostering sustainable communities and contributing positively to the urban environment. Ensuring aesthetic quality is paramount. Cebu Landmasters' designs often aim for timeless elegance, blending contemporary design elements with local aesthetics to create visually appealing structures that stand out in the urban landscape. 2024 Calinisan, Domino and Beron Law Office Paymongo Chinese Embassy Cultural Section 38 Park Avenue Showroom D&G Global Trading Office Manfel Piastrelle Corporation Headquarters

Master Planning DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Pingxiang Eco-Wellness Destination Location: Jiangxi, China Year: 2023 Plot Area: 105.24 HA Status: For Permit An integral part of this endeavor is promoting local culture and traditions. It is essential to preserve and promote the unique culture and traditions of the village and its residents, ensuring their significance and value are recognized and celebrated. The project aims to ensure the long-term viability of a traditional village located in a remote mountainous region. It focuses on two main components: rebuilding and repairing existing structures to preserve the village’s cultural heritage, and reestablishing farming for sustainable agriculture and efficient water management. By combining infrastructure restoration, cultural preservation, sustainable agriculture, and community involvement, the project seeks to sustain the village’s way of life, protect its environment, and create economic opportunities through responsible tourism. Ultimately, the goal is to empower the local community to take ownership of the project and maintain its benefits overtime.

< Back City of Tomorrow: MAKATI By: Ar. William Ti, Jr. for Inquirer.net Date: The City of Makati is the premier central business district (CBD) and financial center of the Philippines. This city grew from Col. Joseph McMicking’s vision of the first masterplanned business district in the country. This continuing collaboration between Ayala Corp. and the City of Makati has served as an enduring template for the development of new cities and townships throughout the metropolis. 17 October 2021 The Makati CBD is centered on Ayala Avenue, home to the country’s premier financial and commercial institutions. This street is anchored by Ayala Triangle, which used to be the first international airport in the country. Today it is being redeveloped by Ayala Land with the new Ayala Triangle Tower Two anchoring this heart of Makati. Make it Makati Facebook Page As Makati continues to evolve and adopt to the needs of its people, it has gradually changed to accommodate ground level activities with street fronting retail and increased pedestrian connectivity. This has allowed it to present a friendlier, more accessible urbanity to its growing population. Makati faces multiple challenges as it strives to remain the prime commercial center of the metropolis. Metro Manila has evolved into a polycentric city with various commercial centers in its different component cities. Each of them provides more affordable land and housing prices or have broader and larger populations. Make it Makati Facebook Page Makati’s daytime population almost doubles with the influx of workers every day. The imbalance between housing stock and jobs has led to massive gridlocks during rush hours. This is further exacerbated by the pioneer residential subdivisions that hem in the city center and limits access to and from the rest of the city. It continues to turn its back to the Pasig River from which it grew and through which it is connected to the rest of Metro Manila. All these challenges combined with the changing times, mean that Makati must continue to reinvent itself to better serve not just its own residents but all the other communities to which it is intrinsically connected. A better Makati is coming about. As the city matures and accumulates layers of history and character, it will come to grow into a more vibrant and storied part of the metropolis. Jaime Velasquez Park The gleaming glass towers and wide avenues of Makati continue to capture the aspirations of the young professionals. Therein lies the opportunity to redefine what the future of our built environment can be. Makati, and with it Ayala, continues to shape the ideas of how a modern Filipino city should be throughout our archipelago. It is the golden mirror that reflects what our cities can be. A better tomorrow would show a much more human and sustainable reflection for our future. Design exploration requires the input of everyone in our community. We invite everyone to come join our explorations on the human environment. Join us on Instagram @wtadesignstudio and @entrari. Read full article here. Previous Next Previous Next

Office DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Inoza Tower Location: Taguig City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 2,494 SQM Storeys: 19 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2014 12,922 SQM Completed Description Designated to be the headquarters of Bounty Fresh, one of the leading poultry suppliers in the country, Inoza Tower serves to symbolize the meteoric rise of this company from its humble roots. The development was a celebration of the company and its family of workers. It is a vision of a brighter future, limitless horizons and an increasing presence of a growing organization. The 19-storey Inoza Center provides increasing brand awareness with a sense of progressiveness, modernity, and stability. Its design embodies quality, where no space is left without attention to detail. Its design is a differentiating factor that elevates the brand and delivers one clear message: a message of endless possibilities.

Retail & Interiors DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail & Interiors Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors PLDT Location: Areas Around the Philippines Year: 2018 Floor Area: Varies Status: Completed PLDT stores immerse consumers into an experience of services they are about to partake. It takes the experience through gadgets or devices out to a hub that physically showcases the smallest elements, which make telecommunications possible. It describes the sharing of data and information through a line of possibilities. The transmittance of data and connectivity is translated into the visuals of a space. This is a response to the challenge of veering away from the traditional, focusing more on the three passion points (home, entertainment, and experience) so consumers may feel how the different brands can craft for them a fully converged home and away experience.

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure EspaderoRes_ENP1.png EspaderoRes_ENP4.png EspaderoRes_ENP3.png EspaderoRes_ENP8.png EspaderoRes_ENP7.png EspaderoRes_ENP5.png EspaderoRes_ENP2.png EspaderoRes_ENP6.png EspaderoRes_EP1.png Brick House Project Information Status Design Location La Union, Philippines Area 275 sqm Description A composition of contrasting elements that compliment each other to fulfill the client’s vision. Open brick patterns on high walls. Lush green vegetation against bold red bricks. Closed wall segments opening up to clerestory windows and skylights. A bal ance is struck between transparent glass façades and private enclosures, creating a dynamic interplay of openness and pri vacy. The design thoughtfully responds to the need for both safety and a connection with the surrounding environment. 2025 Cruz Residence Casa Sol Chinatown Oasis High Gardens Balintawak Cloverleaf Balay Doppio Chi Residences Park Royal Ongpin Garden City Ikebana House Imperial Era Mansions Bacoor Bay Upper West Parc Vivace Parkways Jinxi Seaview City The Urban Block Zoey Courtyard Residences Esperanza Tower Corner House Omni Gardens Bougainvilla Residence 15 Dancalan Residence Yap Residence Grand Titanic The Empyrean Balay Luce Cloud Citadel Enclaves Residence Legazpi Park Terraces Bataan Terminal and Convention Center Chateau Lorraine Pockets of Nature 4PH Housing Project Morong Farmhouse Highlands Condo Residences Artisan Tower Baigad Bantayan Villas Cambridge Residences C3 Residence Hongji Gardens One Six Wilson Gardens Angeles Urban Hub Golden Bay Extension The Crossing Pawikan House Silhouette Roxas Condominium Twelve Luxury Flats Yung Green Harbor Tropical Loggia Chan Residence Supima Sports and Supima Residences Hiribaco Resort Riverpark Manila Cloudscape Tagaytay

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Hospitality Commercial Residential HSD_Interiors - Elevator Lobby - Copy.png HSD_Interiors - Lounge.jpg HSD_Interiors - Restaurant 1.png HSD_Interiors - Function Hall - Copy.png Seascape Hotel Project Information Status Design Location Cebu, Philippines Area 7,400 sqm Description The Aquascape Hotel acts as a prelude to the diving expeditions commonly done by tourists within the local vicinity. Being intimately localed near a famous dive spot in Badian Cebu the hotel aims to give guests an immersive experience. 2017 Hotel South Drive Lanson Place Hotel Pico Sands Hotel Banaue Hotel Urban Argo Hotel Boracay East Sands Resort Grand Galleon Hotel Balangay El Nido Resort Arbor Hotel The Oriental Legazpi The Oriental Leyte Carmen Hotel Chancellor Hotel Palo Hotel Ondus Boracay Hotel Esperanza Tower CFI Co-Tel by Swiss - Belhotel Malinao Siargao Resort

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure IMG_20241127_131143-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_130049-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_124850-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_124702-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_091611-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_133600-02.jpeg IMG_20241127_095609-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_092825-02.jpeg IMG_20241127_091039-01.jpeg IMG_20241127_130726-01.jpeg The Book Stop 5 Project Information Status Completed Location Muntinlupa City, Philippines Description Unfolding Stories. This book stop is the 5th iteration of WTA's book stop project. The concept behind this iteration seeks to capture the essence of page-turning as a metaphor for spatial transitions within the space. As users explore the space, they become part of a living narrative, where each indirect interaction; giving and receiving a book, sparks a silent dialogue, that unfolds different stories. 2024 Bakuran The Book Stop 2 The Book Stop 3 Archstoyanie: Nikola's Belvedere Tagpuan The Book Stop 1 Museo Del Prado Tiny House The Book Stop 4 The Book Nook

Master Planning DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Siargao Resettlement Project Location: Siargao Island, Surigao del Norte Year: 2022 Plot Area: 10 HAS, 8.5 HAS, 3 HAS (SITE PLAN) + 50 SQM (PROTOTYPE HOUSE) Status: Under Construction The Siargao Resettlement project is a response to the need to rebuild communities and encourage the families affected by Typhoon Odette to resettle in more suitable and well-designed locations in the island of Siargao, Surigao Del Norte. It is a project under the studio’s CSR program that aims to provide homes for 1,000 families, which called for the development of three master plans for the identified sites and a prototype house design that could be quickly built with readily available materials. The identified sites for resettlement include a 10 hectare site in Barangay Mabuhay, an 8.5 hectare site in Barangay Del Carmen, and a 3 hectare site in Barangay Bitoon. For each site plan, houses were clustered to create small communities within each site with the intention to encourage strong connections between families. Open spaces, a road network, and interconnected pedestrian pathways where then incorporated into the plan. The studio gave importance to integrating social spaces into each area in each development and thus carved out an abundance of open spaces with various uses and amenities that residents can enjoy. Thoughtfully designed spaces that allow farming and gardening, outdoor games and activities. Additionally, spaces in between the rear end of houses were made to be wide in order to act as an outdoor extension of the home as well as a lively backyard shared by neighbors. The studio hopes to promote food security through backyard farming. The prototype house was designed with construction speed and scalability in mind. Having to work with a 10m x 5m lot size and a 30 sqm buildable space, a simple structure was made to include two bedrooms, a living area, a dining area, a shared toilet and bath, and an outdoor kitchen. Materials used include amakan sheets for protection and ventilation, fiber cement boards, bamboo flooring, and marine plywood, and GI sheets for roofing. The design also includes a rain catchment basin for every home. Through the Siargao Resettlement project, WTA aims to provide immediate assistance to the families affected by Typhoon Odette and also aims to educate ways in which they can build a more sustainable and resilient community.