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ZAD office is registered in Yangon to provide 360-degree design solutions for esteemed clients.

DESIGN

Design influences the way we live. We employ design processes that seek to find solutions for our clients in the increasingly complex living and working environment. Sustainability, Culture, and Human Comfort are the top priorities for us in our design philosophy.

 

CLIENTS

Our clients dream big. We support that vision and steer it with our creativity to make it a reality. Because understanding clients’ vision, needs, and expectations is crucial to us, we work closely together to achieve the best design quality and deliver desired results. 

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Zaw Lin Myat

Principal Architect - Partner

Master of Architecture

Master of Science in Historic Preservation

GSAPP, Columbia University in the City of New York, New York

Bachelor of Arts in Architecture - Minor in Sustainable Design
CED, University of California - Berkeley, California

Zaw Lin Myat is an environmentally conscious designer. Wyne Hotel in Yangon, Hupin Resort Hotel in Inle, are some of the known projects in Myanmar.


At Columbia, Zaw Lin Myat undertook the thesis titled “Heritage in the Myanmar Frontier: Shan State, Haws and Conditions for Public Participation” which explored potential processes for public engagement in the conservation of ethnic heritage in Myanmar. 


Zaw Lin Myat is a licensed architect (LA-404) and is a member of Association of Myanmar Architects. He is a part-time lecturer at Yangon Technological University, formerly Rangoon Institute of Technology. He is also serving as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Pre-Collegiate Program of Yangon and as an Institutional Advancement Officer for the founding of Parami University in Myanmar, co-leading the master planning and building programs of its campus.

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Chaw Kalyar

Principal Architect- Partner

Masters of Science in Architecture
Cardiff University, UK


Bachelor of Architeture
Yangon Institute of Technology, Myanmar

Chaw has over 15 years of experience in Myanmar. She is a

Senior Licensed Architect (SLA-41) and a member of Association of Myanmar Architects.

Notable works include Avenue 64 Hotel, Balance Fitness, Tourist Burma Building Conservation, Australian Ambassador Residence, New Link Office Building, EMP Office Building, KBZ Bank Branch Offices, Green Hill Kalaw Residence Masterplan, Golden Valley Tachileik Masterplan, Yangon University Masterplan.

Tun Linn Aung

Tun Linn Aung

Associate Principal Architect

Bachelor of Architecture
Technology University Mandalay, Mandalay


Tun Lin Aung has 6+ years of experiences in various local and regional firms as an architect before joining ZAD office. He believes in creating architecture that not only expresses a unique space for different inhabitants but also in enhancing the value of living standards for all humans.

Tun Linn Aung won Outstanding Design Thesis Award for his Football Stadium Thesis Design from the Association of Myanmar Architects (AMA) in 2015.


Tun Linn Aung is a registered architect and is a member of

Association of Myanmar Architects.

Htet Wai Lwin

Htet Wai Lwin

Junior Architect

Bachelor of Architecture
West Yangon Technology University, Yangon


Htet Wai Lwin has 3+ years of experiences as a junior architect before joining ZAD office. He believes that architecture should provide convenience of the occupants while designs should be mindful of environmental sustainability. In his spare time, he likes to watch movies and he loves to travel to beaches.


Htet Wai Lwin is a registered architect (RA-1091) and is a member of

Association of Myanmar Architects.

Khin Maung Chin

Khin Mg Chin

Assistant Architect

Bachelor of Architecture
Technology University Mandalay, Mandalay


Khin Maung Chin worked as a junior architect in a construction company before joining ZAD office. He believes that as an architect, one must think architecture not just in terms of utilization of space but also a response to its orientation and environment.


Khin Maung Chin is a registered architect (RA-1539) and is a member of

Association of Myanmar Architects.

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Myo M. Han

Architectural Intern

Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Temple University, Pennsylvania

Myo Myint Han is a designer and artist who takes design inspirations from nature into the built environment.

 

At Tyler School of Art and Architecture, Myo Myint Han undertook the thesis of “Improving physical, social, and mental wellbeing through nature-integrated architecture and ways successful buildings have utilized biophilic designs” explores how healthy transparencies between nature and the built environment influences the overall wellbeing of our lives. 

 

He believes design through nature should be an activation of senses in the fundamentals of living in this fast-pacing technologic world. He loves swimming, studying and exploring nature.

Min Khant Mon

Min Khant Mon

Office Admin and Secretary

Certificate in Front Office Operations
Lux Dev Hospitality Training School


Before joining ZAD office as a secretary to the Principal, Min Khant worked as Front Office Receptionist at hotels in Yangon. Apart from assisting the Principal in day to day operations, he keeps ZAD office organized and handles communications with various suppliers and partners in design. He loves playing football and his favorite player is Christiano Ronaldo.

E:   sec@zadoffice.com

P:   0998 520 2923

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Architecture Tomorrow:

Developing Our Identities in Buildings for Myanmar

 

Zaw Lin Myat | TEDxYangon

What are quintessential Myanmar design characteristics? What should they be in the future? Myanmar architect Zaw Lin Myat takes us on a delightful visual journey to explore how he builds a Myanmar identity in his work. He challenges us to question and imagine how Myanmar design can create happiness, sustainability and togetherness in today's world where global influences are huge and resources are scarce. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community.

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