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A Silhouette of Identity: The Tagaytay City Hall captures the city's soul through its architecture.

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Tagaytay City Hall

Firm LocationSan Juan City , Philippines

Project locationTagaytay City, Cavite

CompanyWTA Architecture and Design Studio

Lead ArchitectWilliam Ti

ClientLocal Government of Tagaytay City

Projecthttps://www.wtadesignstudio.com/institutional-religion/tagaytay-city-hall

Project Videohttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/14PhH1eEwTDeDP4e17UFIqmgHLvnmjS6g?usp=sharing

Lying along Taal Ridge overlooking Taal Lake, Tagaytay City is shaped by geography, forests, and tourism. Home to the world’s smallest volcano within the lake, its cool climate and pine forests lend a unique identity that draws over a million visitors annually. The new City Hall pays homage to the volcano’s caldera through its diamond form, a civic ridge of layered public and administrative spaces. With golden-brown fins echoing pine silhouettes, open terraces, and a transparent core, it becomes more than a government office—a democratic forum and a true silhouette of identity.