Batangas Forest City: A different kind of urban 'jungle'

By Michele T. Logarta

Apr 18, 2023 12:02 am

WILLIAM Ti Jr., principal architect of WTA Architecture and Design Studio, is a strong believer in what is called social architecture, which he said was 'about helping to build communities.'

'It's about creating hyper-local communities and facilities; barrier-free spaces that allow for freedom of movement; social-scale infrastructure that helps connect our communities; [and] social responsiveness that embraces architecture's role in nation-building,' he explained to Build & Design.

An artist’s rendition of Batangas Forest City. IMAGE FROM WTA DESIGN STUDIO

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