The firm branched out to Manila in 1993, establishing Gozar Planners Philippines Inc. and thereafter has been active in the local scene executing projects for large developers and banks like Metrobank, Global Bank, PSBank, East West Bank and major local residential, townhouse and office condominium developers. These are exemplified by completed projects like the Ocean Tower in Roxas Blvd., the PSBank Tower in Buendia, the Metrobank Center in Ortigas Ave. and many renovation projects for these banks. The firm completed the new Duty Free - "Fiesta Shopping Center at the NAIA Airport and is the project design director and interior architects for the G.T. International Tower in Ayala Ave.- a 45 story office building designed in NY by KPF Architects.

Arch. Gozar established the HK firm originally to provide in-house design service, to the architectural firm of Architects Hawaii, Far East in HK for it's architectural and interior design projects all over Asia. This appointment has brought Mr. Gozar plenty of work experience for large scale and specialized projects while he was consultant to this firm. He has traveled extensively in China, The Philippines, Korea, Japan, Okinawa, Taiwan, Singapore and as far as Mauritius, near South Africa mainly for hotel projects and large scale master planning jobs. Among the hotels designed and managed by Mr. Gozar are; the Furama Hotel in Dalian, China, and the Ramada Renaissance Hotel in Guilin, China, the interior design of the Rainbow Hotel and the Forum (i.e. Intercontinental) Hotel both in Shenzhen, and the architectural and interior design of the famed Shanghai Swan Hotel. Aside from the hotel projects designed and administered by Mr. Gozar are large scale master planning jobs like the 20 year Master Plan for the Sheraton Okinawa Hotel in Seoul, Korea . Another is the proposed Hainan World Trade Center for the Suzuki Co. of Japan, the 10 year planning for the Kenny Hill Residential Development in Malaysia, the American Club in Singapore, the Irabu Marina and Resort Development in Irabu, Japan.

His appointment has also provided him with a wealth of on-hand management experience in managing these projects from feasibility studies to design development and up the to project construction stage. Projects he saw completed whilst in HK are the expansion and renovations works for the Discovery Bay Golf & Country Club and the Residents Club , both in Discovery Bay, Lantao Island, Hong Kong. Also a 33 unit Luxury Village Housing development in Shatin, the prestigious Prudential Bldg.- a mixed commercial/office building in HK and various residential, and commercial interiors. Prior to joining Architects Hawaii, Mr. Gozar has been in the employment of reputable firms like DMJM International, then the largest US architectural and engineering firm with offices worldwide. He was assigned to its Tokyo and Manila offices doing specialized and classified military design projects. Among them the Nuclear Shelters for the US Military machine, the Mobile Missile Tracking Facility & Stations in various locations in Japan, the Naval Exchange (now "Duty Free Phils.") in Subic, and the Mac Terminal (Airport) Extension and the Aerospace Branch in Clark Air Base, Pampanga.

He went to Hong Kong in Dec. 1977 where he was invited by the architectural firm of Eric Cumine Associates, by then the largest practice in HK. He was assigned as team leader and design architect for the Marco Polo Hotel and the Prince Hotel in the "Harbour City" complex. He was principal graphics designer the whole "Harbour City" development. He also did the planning for the "Harbour City" Sports Center and a luxury apartment building in Barker Rd. Hong Kong.

After completing three full years, he then joined the offices of Wong Tung International, a Texas, USA based American- Chinese firm in HK. In this practice he has been involved mainly in the development of the Discovery Bay project- a large "resort type" residential project for a planned community of 5,000 families. It has hotel, commercial, institutional, transport and public amenity development within. Mr. Gozar's primary involvement was the design and supervision of the Outer Ring Luxury Houses in Phase 1 and the Discovery Bay Golf Club development; a 24 hour, 27 hole International Class Golf Course designed by Robert Trent Jones II.

Mr. Gozar started his professional practice in the Philippines where he was, in 1974 an Associate Architect of the architectural firm of E.L. Mariano & Associates . Whilst there he co-designed the Bank of the Philippine Islands headquarters in Ayala Ave., and it's 17 branches all over the Philippines, the first Ayala parking building in Ayala Center, the IRRI Staff Housing and several office and commercial buildings at various locations in the Philippines and one in Dubai. He was project architect for the PCARR Master Plan, an International Rice Research Institutes' center for studies with indoor and outdoor laboratories and office buildings in Makiling, Los Baños, Laguna.

While in the same employment, he acted as design consultant to the firms of American Architects and Engineers Phils. (AAEP) and Overseas Architects and Engineers Phils. (OAEP) on the proposed "Jalecor" Resort Master Plan and "Jalecor" Warehousing Facility and the redevelopment and extension to the "Army Navy Club" in Luneta, Manila. Prior to all these and during his final years in college he has worked (while studying in night classes) for the architectural practice of C.D. Arguelles and Associates, then a large architectural firm famous for their works like the Philamlife Building, the Ayala Center's Quad Theater and the Manila Hilton Hotel project.