Project Name and Location : UAP Headquarters Quezon City

Date Completed : December 2000

Project Description : Chosen from Hundreds of entries at national design competition, the objective of this design was to create a structure where-in the architectural finishes and construction methods are highly emphasized to educate the students as they experience the building. It intended to stimulate curiosity and simulate the experience of being in an actual job site. The Glass exterior walls reflect its surroundings, thus creating a vibrant look and effervescent reality. The architect used the transformation method of design using the architectural metric scale. It emphasizes the importance of the instrument even when almost all of the architect’s tools have shifted to digital.

Project Name and Location: Crown Regency Hotel and Tower Fuente Tower II Cebu City

Date Completed :December 2006

Project Description : Known as the tallest building outside Metro Manila the five-star Crown Regency Hotel and Tower assumes its rightful place as a powerhouse business and leisure destination in the South end. This prestigious structure is also one of the three high profile projects at Fuente Tower in Osmeña Boulevard wherein these edifices, strategically located adjacent to each other, were designed to cater guest comfort at its finest

Project Name and Location:Lyceum of the Philippines Cavite Campus Phase I Gen. Trias, Cavite

Date Completed : June 2008

Project Description : Education is a very important investment indeed. Which is why Lyceum University always makes sure they offer not only the quality education to its students but also the best facilities and better campuses even. In line with this objective. Lyceum University is now extending their grounds to new campuses in Cavite and Batangas which will all be designed by TVA&P Inc. The Conceptual design of its Cavite campus was develop from Laurel leaf which goes way back from history as a famous symbol for education. It also significantly follows the roots of the Laurel family, which is responsible for keeping Lyceum Education foregoing ass these years. Beginning from the site development plan, up to the unique roof design, it won’t be any surprise if Lyceum Cavite campus will be recognized as an architectural feat as soon as it is finished. Research is one of the very foundation of this designed considering that this was the very first school undertaken by the firm. Newest design solutions and technology were proudly applied on this project.

Project Name and Location: Quorum International Inc. Pasig City

Date completed : December 2010

Project Description: Development of a property with a total area of 4,000 sq.m. into a corporate office and warehouse. The design concept of the building should incorporate certain characteristics inherent in sports such as movement, dynamism and playfulness. There should be a provision for a commercial area around 500 sq.m. at the ground floor, facing the main road and 1,000 sq. m. convertible for future high-rise development.

Project Name and Location: Bayleaf Hotel/ Lyceum Culinary Institute Intramuros, Manila

Date Completed : October 2011

Project Description: The Baylaef Hotel is situated in the historical district of Intramuros.Manila.With its Spanish architecture, it features a faced with historical reference at the same time giving guest modern interior spaces. The 9-storey hotel building boasts a luxury rooftop restaurant with a magnificent view of the Intramuros Golf and the Manila Bay Adjacent to this is the 4-storey Lyceum Institute of Culinary Arts wing that serves as an extension of the Lyceum of the Philippines University .Demonstration rooms, classroom and state-of the-art kitchen was provided to give opportunity for students to train in an international-standard facility.

Project Name and Location: Diocesian Curia Sucat, Parañaque

Date Completed : November 2005

Project Description: A multipurpose center for the archdiocese of Parañaque, Las Piñas and Muntinlupa City the site is located at West Service Road, Parañaque City. We were able to convince Bishop Mercado to do modern design because it’s a new Diocese that will challenge the future generation. This was another collaborative work with my fellow professionals who opted to waive their professional fees for the Church. In spite lack of sufficient funding, this project turned out better than expected. The roof is symbolic to Christ’s palm, where the nail hole is poetically represented as an opening from the roof leading to a landscaped atrium.