Cascadia introduces a new urban environment that is dedicated to culture, community, resilience and sustainability. It also represents Philippine‘s growing cultural and economic independence and its visible role as a major participant in global affairs and Asia Pacific, in particular. Cascadia Tower is a three-dimensional structure with various programmatic intersections. The stacks of volumes refer to ancient landmarks of stone piles for orientation and place making. The volumes of Cascadia can be seen as pebbles or rocks that create a vertical park – a park for plants, a park for working, a park for free time and relaxation, a park for retail and for culture. Another reference point was the national flag- a symbol of unity and peace. The Urban Park set the project apart as a unique public space and experience. The park intends to accommodate one of the most important collections of public art by known artists from Philippines and abroad, making it a cultural destination of national impotence. The park also complements the urban design vision of the linear park along the east west axis in the new city.

LEGEND 1. Vahicular Entry 2. Vahicular Exits 3. Pedestrain Entry 4. Sculptural Park 5. Outdoor Plazas 6. Stages 7. Water Body 8. Basement Vent 9. Entry 10. Coffee Shop 11. Ladies Toilet 12. Gents Toilet 13. Bus Parking 14. Delivery 15. Service Lift 16. Entry - Retail / Museum 17. Lift 18. Outdoor Seating 19. Outdoor Seating shaded