Hospitality Commercial Residential Decathlon Project Information Status Completed Location Philippines Area 300-500 sqm Description The Decathlon Philippines architecture embodies a harmonious blend of functionality, sustainability, and modern aesthetics, inspired by the vibrant culture and natural beauty of the Philippines. Here, the design prioritizes flexibility to accommodate various activities and events. The interior spaces are modular and adaptable, allowing for seamless transitions between retail displays, fitness classes, and community gatherings. Open layouts and movable partitions encourage interaction and collaboration, fostering a sense of community among visitors. 2018 Da Gianni Cucina Italiana James Wright PLDT Security Bank BDO Ganso Shabuway Primark Savemore McDonalds Food Club Manila

Commercial DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Koppel Factory Location: Calamba City, Laguna Plot Area: Storeys: 2 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2014 12,905 SQM Completed Description Clean, functional and straightforward. The Koppel main office and manufacturing facility features a minimalist design that plays around with scale and geometric shapes. Its elegant design not only supports company operations but also represents the brand’s commitment to providing high-quality and reliable products.

Institutional & Religion DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Philippine International Exhibition Center Location: Pasay Harbor City Plot Area: 86,841 SQM Storeys: 3 Year: Floor Area: Status: 2023 309,315.96 SQM FCD The Philippine International Exhibition Center is planned to be the largest exhibition and convention center in Southeast Asia. As the largest gathering space for the Filipino people, its architecture seeks to be a profound expression of multiple possibilities and diverse spaces. The PIEC, with its distinctive lines and form, is a celebration of global exchange and its waterfront location. It gracefully embraces the steadfast spirit of seafaring balangay boats that once crossed the rippling waves of the Philippine seas and brought our ancestors to these islands. The soaring 150 meter spanning central arches are an intricate showcase of design and engineering expressing the intricate geometry of unfurled sails formed by intersecting ETFE disc forms. These sails tower over the rippling roof forms that reflect the adjacent waters of Manila Bay and sit on a terracotta base that embodies the traditional "palayok" or clay pots. The PIEC seeks to transcend typological descriptions and pushes convention center design by creating a hub of multiple social interactions that allows it to be a constant place of exchange between visitors and locals. The 300,000 sqm structure sits on a 16 hectare site and consists of 3 primary levels, 5 intermediate floors, and a service basement. It features 8 main halls and 3 ballrooms that allow it to host multiple events and over 150,000 visitors. The arrival plaza is a 3,000 sqm park that leads into the central hall. This central hall houses a 1-hectare biome that features a lush tropical coastal landscape that showcases the rich biodiversity of the Philippines. The south side features a 3,000 square meter linear gallery that is permanently open to the public, creating a shaded portico for the community. It also allows for an open library that creates a quiet place shrouded by a lush tropical grove. The north side has over a hundred food and entertainment outlets with breathtaking al fresco views of the majestic Manila Bay sunset, ensuring that the PIEC will be not just an events venue, but a vibrant hub of human activity every day. It acts as a beacon for cultural exchange, where people from all walks of life can come together, share their experiences, and forge new connections. It is a space where every Filipino is welcome. The architecture becomes a living observation of intertwining dualities. It stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of the past, and as a springboard to define the future of Philippine architecture. In essence, the PIEC captures the aspirations of the Filipino nation, both in its cultural heritage and its forward-looking aspirations. It is a living vessel that highlights the incredible possibilities of our collective future. It represents a vision of a nation that is international in its outlook and ambitions, reaching out to distant horizons and embracing a world of opportunities. It is a tribute to the Philippines’ desire to engage with the global community, foster connections, and contribute to a future that knows no boundaries. Awards: 2025 World Architecture Festival Finalist - Future Projects: Civic and Community 2024 Ideal Architecture Festival The Best Prize- Unbuilt Commercial Category

Hospitality Commercial Residential 5.png 2.png 3.png 4.png 4 Walls Project Information Status Completed Location Muntinlupa City, Philippines Area 300 sqm Description With the intention of having a more friendly proportion, four floating walls around the four elevations of the house were created. These four floating walls permit to scale the general volume of the house and give privacy to the interior spaces. The rigidness of concrete in the architecture contrasts the softness and lightness of the wood. 2018 Esperanza Tower Garden City Brass Residence High Gardens C3 House Pawikan Residence Ikebana House Baigad Bantayan Villas Chi Residences Corner House Enclaves Residence Gray Residence Twelve Luxury Flats One Serendra Penthouse Soon Residence One McKinley Palace Chua Residence Omni Gardens One Six Wilson Gardens 15 Dancalan Residence Pockets of Nature Luz Circle Light Residence Corner House Hongji Gardens

Hospitality Commercial Residential Argo-Boracay-courtyard-hotel.jpg 4 PAX.jpg TWIN BEDROOM.jpg TOILET.jpg Carmen Hotel Project Information Status Completed Location Camarines Sur, Philippines Area 3,100 sqm Description RELAXING REFUGE The Carmen develops a set of visual cues inviting its users into its inner charm and engaging them to a sequence of discovery stages gradually unfolding to the serene pool deck at the back with an admirable view of the Naga river. The facade reflects the general concept of the project by draping the building through a dense aluminum cladding in wood finish. Lifted from the ground, the opening created allows people to peek through the building interior. The palette in hues of white, black, and brown maintain the serenity of its clean, minimalist massing. 2014 Urban Argo Hotel Boracay Palo Hotel Hotel South Drive The Oriental Leyte Pico Sands Hotel Seascape Hotel Arbor Hotel CFI Co-Tel by Swiss - Belhotel The Oriental Legazpi Banaue Hotel Esperanza Tower Balangay El Nido Resort Ondus Boracay Hotel Lanson Place Hotel Grand Galleon Hotel Chancellor Hotel Malinao Siargao Resort East Sands Resort

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure CamSur Aquatic Center_Exterior - Aerial.jpg CamSur Aquatic Center_Interior - Pool.jpg CamSur Aquatic Center_Exterior - Diagram.jpg CamSur Aquatic Center_Exterior - Form Dev.jpg CamSur Aquatic Center Project Information Status Construction Location Camarines Sur, Philippines Area 8,200 sqm Description Inspired by the strokes of swimming, the concept is centered around fluidity, motion, and the elegance of aquatic movements. It aims to capture the essence of the fluid movements involved in various swimming styles, from the initial dive to the rhythmic strokes and powerful finishes. The architecture appears as if its in constant motion, with undulating rooflines that evoke the motion of the phases of a butterfly stroke. It mimics the progress of a swimmer through each phase of the stroke. The undulating roof sweeps up from the ground, like a wave forming when the swimmer catches their breath. The undulating roof has 3 different sections that vary in height, symbolizing the leg and arm undulations of a butterfly stroke. It encloses the pools of the Aquatic Center with a unifying gesture of fluidity, while also describing the volume of the swimming and diving pools. 2023 FEM Stadium Bukidnon Stadium ZEALEP Sports Facility Inspire Spark Samar Sports Complex Bukidnon Aquatics

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 4PH Housing Project Location: Caloocan City, Metro Manila Plot Area: 36,676 SQM Storeys: Year: Floor Area: Status: 2023 200,985 SQM Under Construction Description The Deparo 4PH housing development is a direct response to Caloocan city’s growing demand for public housing. The 3.7-hectare lot is expected to have a curated mix of 12- and 15-storey towers, totaling to 23 towers in all. its completion will give Caloocan city more than 5,500 new homes for its growing population. The vertical housing buildings takes on an unconventional cruciform plan, which benefits the structure with more structural stability, more window surface areas, and wider green pockets in between towers. The façade design, on the other hand, takes advantage of the multiple breaks and corners of the building’s cruciform floor plate, to naturally define accented surfaces and neutral patterns. This creates an interesting building façade that works well within construction cost limits. A Solar Panel System and Rainwater Harvesters are also added.

Master Planning DOWNLOAD PDF Residential & Mixed Use Sports Master Planning Office Transport & Infrastructure Houses Commercial Institutional & Religion Retail Hospitality Education & Healthcare Competition & Research Interiors Batangas Forest City Location: Batangas City, Batangas Year: 2022 Plot Area: 300 HA Status: Completed BATANGAS CITY Batangas has a unique advantage of being a unique city proximate to yet independent of Metro Manila. This has allowed it to create a more balanced urbanism that has been able to grow and develop as a viable alternative for the growing urban migration of Luzon. A BEAUTIFUL SETTING The city itself is blessed with the Calumpang River and Batangas Bay. This has allowed it to develop the second largest port in the country and become a growing agro industrial hub in southern Luzon. These waterways together with Mount Banoy come together to create an incredible setting for a rich and diverse human environment that allows us to grow a vibrant and progressive metropolitan center. HUMAN ENVIRONMENT The human environment consists of various elements that human beings need and desire both individually and collectively. It consists not just of natural landscapes and ample space, but also of places that give us a sense of identity, and an environment that we can interact with. It is the nuances of these positive social and natural interactions that make an environment progressive and healthy. BATANGAS FOREST CITY The Batangas Forest City seeks to complete the city of Batangas. It is not a separate entity but rather a key component that turns Batangas into a progressive and world class city. It is a keystone element that allows us to establish a regional center that provides a strong alternative to Metro Manila. The Batangas Forest City establishes a link between the mountain and the river. It serves as a connecting element that completes this tropical ecosystem. The forest park creates an incredible natural setting in the center of the city that leads to the appreciation for the beauty and majesty of the mountain. It also traces a path along the river and it’s tributaries that firmly establishes the advantages that encouraged humanity to settle along the banks of our rivers. BATANGUEÑO BFC is a progression of the Batangueño community. It preserves the traditional social units of our compact neighborhoods and in doing so creates definitive communities with their own individual characteristics. These neighborhoods are interspersed not just with urban leisure amenities but also with key components that drive a thriving agro industrial community. By developing technical competence and development centered upon knowledge hubs like an R and D Centers, Logistic Hub or IT Park we are creating the ideal environment for the development of future technologies that can take advantage of the city’s natural setting. HUMAN COMPONENTS BFC will feature key components that enrich a knowledgebased city needs. It will have the natural background of both water and mountain for the next generation to grow up in. It will showcase how a tropical city can integrate forests into its urban centers. Integral industries will intertwine with the urban communities allowing for hyper local and synergistic growth. Sustainable facilities dealing with water and waste management will highlight how a better city operates. Personal mobility networks will meander alongside green networks creating incredible biophilic opportunities. A BETTER CITY BFC is just the first step in the development of Batangas City. It is the catalyst that turns the city into a better city that can serve not just as a strong regional center but also create a desirable alternative to decongest Metro Manila. This masterplan serves as a starting point to the transformation of a vibrant metropolitan center for Southern Luzon. It is an organic evolution of Batangas into a better city for every Filipino. Awards: 2022 World Architecture Festival Finalist 2022 Iconic Awards: Innovative Architecture Best of the Best Award Winner - Concept (Urban Planning)

All Sports Education | Healthcare Hospitality Civic | Culture Office | Commercial | Retail Residential Exhibition | Research Transport | Infrastructure Eurocampus_Exterior - Library.png Eurocampus_Interior - Library Existing.png Eurocampus_Interior - Faculty Room Existing.png Eurocampus Manila Project Information Status Design Location Parañaque City, Philippines Area 3,300 sqm Description THE EUROCAMPUS EXTENSION The Eurocampus Extension project is a redevelopment of an existing house into an extension of the current campus. The building design is guided by the Vision and Mission of promoting cultural awareness in the spirit of intercultural learning and understanding by embracing all professional, educational, and human aspects of cooperation. The main focus of the extension are the links between the buildings. These links have different programs and activities attached to them. Features that reflect innovative thinking and culture lead to cultural awareness and cultural rootedness. THE EUROCAMPUS LIBRARY Being the New Centre of the Eurocampus, the design maximizes the possible impact that it can deliver with the students. The Library creates an atmosphere where collaboration between cultures is effortless. Having a design that completely shaped by its goal of giving sustainability awareness and immersive architectural experience, the library offers them knowledge beyond its walls 2018 Sirius Stimulus Circuit De La Salle University - Laguna Eurocampus Surinam II Batangas Medical Center Calbayog District Hospital De La Salle University Phase 2 CUHK School of Medicine Primary Care Center Makati Life Hospital Emergency Quarantine Facilities QHI Hospital Camarines Sur TESDA Training and Innovation Center Manila Medical Center Adamson Annex Building Eastern Visayas Medical Center