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    TWELVE LUXURY FLATS

    Jul 13, 2021 3 minutes
    Written by Alyana Acacio
    Photographed by Eric Beltran, Kevin Evora, Marc Henrich Go, and Ed Simon (Photo Credits to Ed Simon)

    There is a never-ending dialogue between an architect and the city; the former is shaped by the richness of interaction with the latter, and the latter is then shaped by the former. When William Ti, Jr., principal architect of WTA Architecture and Design Studio, embarked on his first residential development project, he built it on the foundation of his hopes and vision for Manila. Twelve Luxury Flats

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