Five days later.
The boardroom of TG Motors Philippines had a different atmosphere today. The long glass table was no longer just lined with executives and analysts, it now hosted architects, engineers, and consultants. On the main display screen, digital renderings of skyscrapers rotated slowly in 3D, reflecting on the polished surface of the table like mirages of the future.
Hana sat at her usual spot beside Timothy, tablet in hand, stylus poised for notes. Across from them sat representatives from Aidea Philippines, the firm chosen to conceptualize and design the TG Tower project. The lead architect, Engr. Ramon Velasco, a man in his early forties with sleek glasses and the calm confidence of experience, spoke first.
