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Selected Works

This archive gathers five projects delivered by SOMA CEA across Tog-Wajaale — spanning administrative architecture, healthcare infrastructure, community governance buildings, and public landscape design.

Featured Projects

ADMINISTRATION	Admin Office Building
PUBLIC REALM	Green Space & Streetscape
HEALTHCARE	Health Center
GOVERNANCE	Kebele Office
PLACEMAKING	Tog-Wajaale Wayfinding

Approach

Every project moves from concept massing through BIM-coordinated documentation, balancing context-sensitive design with buildable, cost-controlled delivery.

Admin Office

A single-storey administrative office with a layered stone-and-render facade, deep colonnaded verandas, and full-height glazing that opens the workspace to the surrounding landscape.

Design Notes

A rhythm of orange-toned timber fins screens the entry lobby, while natural stone veneer anchors the building against a fully glazed office frontage.

BUILDING TYPE	Single-Storey Office
FACADE	Natural Stone + Render
CIRCULATION	Covered Veranda

Streetscape & Park

A linear green corridor woven between two pedestrian walkways, featuring a meandering water channel, shaded seating, and dense planting for a walkable public realm.

Landscape Strategy

Planting bands buffer the walkways from adjacent traffic, while stone-set paving and lighting bollards extend usability into the evening.

TYPOLOGY	Linear Park / Median
FEATURES	Water Channel, Seating, Planters
SURFACE	Herringbone Stone Paving

Health Center

An L-shaped health facility designed for clear patient flow, with a covered entry veranda, generous fenestration for natural light, and a calm, low-maintenance material palette.

Material Options

Two facade treatments were studied side by side — a smooth painted render and a textured stone-effect finish — to balance budget against long-term durability.

BUILDING TYPE	Single-Storey Clinic
ENTRY	Covered Veranda
FINISH OPTIONS	Render / Textured Stone

Kebele Office

A civic office building for local administration, organized around two covered entry porches with a distinct purple accent band that identifies the public-facing facade.

Design Notes

Two independent entrances separate public service counters from administrative offices, each marked by its own porch and glazed door.

BUILDING TYPE	Civic / Administrative
ENTRIES	Dual Covered Porches
ACCENT FINISH	Coloured Cladding Band

Tog-Wajaale Identity

A civic landmark sign anchoring the town's public realm — paired with the streetscape design to create a recognisable gathering point and photo landmark for residents and visitors.

Design Notes

The illuminated lettering and heart motif sit at the terminus of the green corridor, lit by matching street lamps that carry the lighting language through the wider streetscape.

TYPOLOGY	Civic Landmark Sign
LOCATION	Tog-Wajaale Streetscape
LIGHTING	Integrated Illumination

All visualizations are concept renders. Final materials and lighting subject to detailed design.