ArchShowcase Posts Tagged ‘Manila’Corner Café + Deli in Manila, Philippines by Sim AteliersFriday, December 17th, 2021Article source: Sim Ateliers To have a new vibe around the area where people can comfortably be welcomed in was the initial statement the clients wanted when they formulated their business program. As we did our site investigation, the existing architectural composition was in no state to be singing the same tune as the new tenants of the corner property.  Image Courtesy © Sim Ateliers
Icone Tower in Manila, Philippines by Henning Larsen ArchitectsWednesday, October 17th, 2018Article source: Henning Larsen Architects New Iconic Tower Will be a Landmark of Manila The tower features a large public plaza with a canopy of dense trees, state of the art workspaces, restaurants, a civic center with exhibition spaces and a spectacular public observatory at the top. The tower is designed to set an example for how tall buildings should give back to cities and its people and how to revitalize an entire area. The design proposal has a height of 308 meters, and the novel profile is designed to redefine the skyline of Bonifacio as a global city and of Manila. At night, the tower will resemble a lighthouse for the city with its illuminated pinnacle. During the day, the tower will provide a public observatory with spectacular views.  Main, Image Courtesy © Henning Larsen Architects
Cucena House in Manila, Philippines by ONG&ONG Pte LtdMonday, July 30th, 2018Article source: ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Sitting within one of the most prestigious residential areas in Metro Manila, Cuenca House is perched on a 535 sqm site in Ayala Alabang Village. The land, once belonging to a classic ‘White House’ commonly found in the area, was split from an original plot spanning 1600 sqm which the former owner divided into three. The new home occupies the middle plot, where the client envisioned a 2-storey bungalow complete with a basement and swimming pool.  Image Courtesy © ONG&ONG Pte Ltd
Bcda Iconic Building in Manila, Philippines by CAZAFriday, June 30th, 2017Article source: CAZA By designing an office building that doubles as a piece of Green infrastructure, we have created an icon for the BCDA. The entire building sustains life at different levels. Like a mountain, it’s strata supports a variety of habitats for the cultivation of native landscapes, enabling people to experience the natural diversity of the Philippines while working in an office building.  Side View, Image Courtesy © CAZA
NEW SUPREME COURT PHILIPPINES IN MANILA BY CAZAFriday, May 19th, 2017Article source: CAZA CAZA’s new Supreme Court for the Philippines is a symbol of judicial transparency for Asia’s oldest democracy. The building is a 3-dimensional hyperbolic loop hanging over a botanical garden whose form represents the complex functional interconnections required by contemporary court houses. Composed of six rectangular volumes engineered to create one integrated seamless work environment for the delivery of judicial services, the open architectural form created also enables the building to sustain a collection of locally-themed gardens through rainwater-harvesting terraces. The building stands as a monument to multiplicity – a totem of connectivity that connects with the tradition of tribal architecture in the Philippines, while employing new technologies that envision a more optimistic way of living on our planet.  Image Courtesy © CAZA
High Street South in Manila, Philippines by CAZA ArchitectsThursday, May 18th, 2017Article source: CAZA Architects Activating the cultural center of Manila’s Bonifacio Global City, CAZA’s design for the High Street South project fuses the neighborhood, district, and urban scales of the master plan around a spine that functions as a network for public spaces. Borrowing from the geological notion of stratification, CAZA created multiple layers of public space that weave together circulation, culture, recreation and event spaces through a collection of hybridized mixed-use towers. Tower typologies are informed by striated levels that include public spaces of mobility and retail at the ground level; semi-private spaces for recreation and amenities; and private residential spaces with urban villas, terraced apartments, and loft units. With the facades’ playfully idiosyncratic grid patterns that correspond to these layers of tower typology, CAZA has designed a family of unique towers that share a unifying visual language and create a gracefully moving texture against the Manila skyline.  Image Courtesy © CAZA Architects
MM Mixed-Use Complex in Manila, Philippines by CAZASunday, May 14th, 2017Article source: CAZA For this urban complex, CAZA envisioned a lively mixed-use environment that would accommodate luxury condominiums and a three-story commercial center at the base. Informed by the exterior verandas and courtyards, new dramatic sky terraces surmount the building, extending a vertical sanctuary amidst the horizontal density of the Malate district. CAZA’s design sustains a non-decorative, early-modernist approach while forging a neoteric voice through a progression of innovative interventions.  Image Courtesy © CAZA
City Center Tower in Manila, Philippines by CAZA ArchitectsThursday, January 19th, 2017Article source: CAZA Architects CAZA (Carlos Arnaiz Architects), a Brooklyn-based architecture and design firm with offices in Bogotá, Colombia; Lima, Peru; and Manila, Philippines, is pleased to announce the opening of the City Center Tower located in downtown metro Manila. With construction completed this month, the 27-story-tall mixed-use building will feature three floors of commercial retail and dining space while also serving as the corporate offices for several prominent international companies.  Image Courtesy © Frank Callaghan
Manila’s Wildsound Studios in Philippines by Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)Thursday, September 22nd, 2016Article source: Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG) With a 12-year track record as one of the Philippines’ most creative sound and location recording company, WildSound Studios recently completed a world class Dolby Atmos® audio mixing studio for their film and video production clients. Accomplished recording engineers with multiple feature film and commercial credits, company owners Mike Idioma and Tony Tuviera found an ideal space in Quezon City’s Sampaguita Pictures Compound, and reached out to WSDG -Walters-Storyk Design Group to create a state-of-the-art mixing theater.  Image Courtesy © Walters Storyk Design Group (WSDG)
Trump Tower Manila in Philippines by Century Properties Group, Inc.Tuesday, May 8th, 2012Article source: Century Properties Group, Inc. It is with immense privilege that Century Properties is pleased to announce Trump TowerTM Manila, the Philippines’ most illustrious residential skyscraper and Manila’s definitive landmark. Bearing the name of a brand globally-renowned for the finest standards of luxury, elegance and sophistication, Trump TowerTM Manila encompasses all the outstanding qualities of a Trump address, with superior quality, detail and craftsmanship evident in both its visually-arresting architecture and its interior design.  Exterior View
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