At Home with Minotti

An interior design is a reflection of one’s personality. Perhaps, it draws from a collective imagination that conveys the emotion, character, and style to create a unique set of aesthetic design principle.

Each design speaks of itself, as they say, but the pieces to create an ideal living space entails a great challenge to achieve new lifestyle masterpieces that will satiate even the most discrimating of tastes.

Thus Megaworld, the country’s leading real estate developer, has partnered with Italian lifestyle brand, Minotti, to bring a perfect balance between innovation and tradition, luxury and understatement, and style and comfort in its ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units.
Minotti pieces marry the well thought of interior designs provided by Megaworld. The architecture and emotion of Minotti lend a great weight to create projects that are beyond the bounds of time and fashion.

Minotti’s trademark focuses on its years of tradition in making authentic well-designed Italian pieces. And with the partnership of Megaworld and Minotti, it hallmarks the great Italian lifestyle brand to the large expansive residential condominiums in the most sought-after addresses in Metro Manila.

In One Central, located at the heart of Makati’s financial business district, the three-bedroom unit naturally balances the Minotti’s Alison Iroko Sofa, Marta Floor Lamp, M Carpet, and Movimento Continuo (side table) to usher a distinctive Italian aesthetic pattern into the design.

The splash of white perfectly interplays with the shapes and sizes of Minotti to highlight the whole interior meant for sophisticated and conscious customers.
Minotti fixtures, coupled with the best of Megaworld’s RFO units, give you the best of upscale condominium lifestyle.

Minotti is exclusively distributed in the Philippines by Living Innovations.

At Home with Minotti

An interior design is a reflection of one’s personality. Perhaps, it draws from a collective imagination that conveys the emotion, character, and style to create a unique set of aesthetic design principle.

Each design speaks of itself, as they say, but the pieces to create an ideal living space entails a great challenge to achieve new lifestyle masterpieces that will satiate even the most discrimating of tastes.

Thus Megaworld, the country’s leading real estate developer, has partnered with Italian lifestyle brand, Minotti, to bring a perfect balance between innovation and tradition, luxury and understatement, and style and comfort in its ready-for-occupancy (RFO) units.
Minotti pieces marry the well thought of interior designs provided by Megaworld. The architecture and emotion of Minotti lend a great weight to create projects that are beyond the bounds of time and fashion.

Minotti’s trademark focuses on its years of tradition in making authentic well-designed Italian pieces. And with the partnership of Megaworld and Minotti, it hallmarks the great Italian lifestyle brand to the large expansive residential condominiums in the most sought-after addresses in Metro Manila.

In One Central, located at the heart of Makati’s financial business district, the three-bedroom unit naturally balances the Minotti’s Alison Iroko Sofa, Marta Floor Lamp, M Carpet, and Movimento Continuo (side table) to usher a distinctive Italian aesthetic pattern into the design.

The splash of white perfectly interplays with the shapes and sizes of Minotti to highlight the whole interior meant for sophisticated and conscious customers.
Minotti fixtures, coupled with the best of Megaworld’s RFO units, give you the best of upscale condominium lifestyle.

Minotti is exclusively distributed in the Philippines by Living Innovations.

Resort vibe fills DMCI Homes’ The Amaryllis to the top

Entering a DMCI Homes residential condominium community is like entering a resort as swimming pools surrounded by gardens and trees are standard amenities in such exclusive village. The scene of young and old swimmers splashing across the pool on a hot summer day even more make the likes of The Amaryllis in New Manila, Quezon City a rare home-in-a-resort within the city.

From the poolside cabanas and sun loungers, The Amaryllis’ resort vibe extends to the lounge, hotel-like lobby and every floor and unit in the 22-storey upscale, residential condominium tower at the corner of E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue and 12th Street. Garden atriums, single-loaded corridors and breezeways bring in natural air and light inside the building. The Sky Lounge even has the “chic resort” look.

If the pool complex play up the tropical paradise spirit downstairs, the Sky Lounge’s simple yet elegant finishes and furniture pieces give The Amaryllis residents a luxe escape from the urban jungle, according to Jen Padrigo, DMCI Homes interior designer.

“Wooden elements, gauzy curtains and tropical plants plus splendid views of the New Manila skyline bring in the feel of a resort while polished stone, metal and glass keep it modern,” says Padrigo of the Sky Lounge design. “A clean and neutral color palette accented with greens and combined with ambient/mood lighting enhances the overall cozy and sophisticated feel of the space.”

With couches that can fit groups and armchairs suited for intimate conversation, the Sky Lounge is a virtual extension of the living room. Residents can entertain their guests or invite friends over for a snack or coffee there. It can even be an enjoyable alternative to the bars and restaurants along Tomas Morato Avenue and Timog Avenue below. One can have privacy and quiet to read a book, surf the net, study or just sit comfortably while enjoying the magnificent views of the cityscape. The whole venue can also be reserved by residents for family and social events.

Outside the Sky Lounge, date palms and Kalachuchi trees with its white flowers replicate the ground floor landscape on the open roof deck for a consistent resort feel.

The Amaryllis promises low-density living with only 450 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom units in cuts ranging from 55 to 105.5 square meters. The sizes make them ideal homes for start-up families. Each unit has a balcony and every unit owner can have a parking slot at the four-level basement parking.

Other resort-like amenities, include a multi-purpose hall and fitness gym. Additional facilities that make living at The Amaryllis more convenient and worry-free are three (3) high speed elevators, individual mailboxes, a laundry station, 100% back up stand-by power generator, and overhead water tank, water station, and property management office.

Privacy, exclusivity and security are provided through a gated entrance, electrified perimeter fence, 24-hour roving security guards and provision for CCTV cameras. Safety features are fire alarm and fire hose cabinets along corridors, and fire exit in both wings of the L-shaped tower.

Schools, commercial establishments, offices, hospitals and churches are near The Amaryllis. Major roads around the development also make it very accessible to public transportation.

Triple A property developer DMCI Homes assures homeowners of a quality and affordable home plus timely completion and delivery of their investment. The company is the builder of many resort-themed residential communities in Metro Manila and is backed by D.M. Consunji, which has more than 60 years experience in construction and property development.

Resort vibe fills DMCI Homes’ The Amaryllis to the top

Entering a DMCI Homes residential condominium community is like entering a resort as swimming pools surrounded by gardens and trees are standard amenities in such exclusive village. The scene of young and old swimmers splashing across the pool on a hot summer day even more make the likes of The Amaryllis in New Manila, Quezon City a rare home-in-a-resort within the city.

From the poolside cabanas and sun loungers, The Amaryllis’ resort vibe extends to the lounge, hotel-like lobby and every floor and unit in the 22-storey upscale, residential condominium tower at the corner of E. Rodriguez Sr. Avenue and 12th Street. Garden atriums, single-loaded corridors and breezeways bring in natural air and light inside the building. The Sky Lounge even has the “chic resort” look.

If the pool complex play up the tropical paradise spirit downstairs, the Sky Lounge’s simple yet elegant finishes and furniture pieces give The Amaryllis residents a luxe escape from the urban jungle, according to Jen Padrigo, DMCI Homes interior designer.

“Wooden elements, gauzy curtains and tropical plants plus splendid views of the New Manila skyline bring in the feel of a resort while polished stone, metal and glass keep it modern,” says Padrigo of the Sky Lounge design. “A clean and neutral color palette accented with greens and combined with ambient/mood lighting enhances the overall cozy and sophisticated feel of the space.”

With couches that can fit groups and armchairs suited for intimate conversation, the Sky Lounge is a virtual extension of the living room. Residents can entertain their guests or invite friends over for a snack or coffee there. It can even be an enjoyable alternative to the bars and restaurants along Tomas Morato Avenue and Timog Avenue below. One can have privacy and quiet to read a book, surf the net, study or just sit comfortably while enjoying the magnificent views of the cityscape. The whole venue can also be reserved by residents for family and social events.

Outside the Sky Lounge, date palms and Kalachuchi trees with its white flowers replicate the ground floor landscape on the open roof deck for a consistent resort feel.

The Amaryllis promises low-density living with only 450 2-, 3- and 4-bedroom units in cuts ranging from 55 to 105.5 square meters. The sizes make them ideal homes for start-up families. Each unit has a balcony and every unit owner can have a parking slot at the four-level basement parking.

Other resort-like amenities, include a multi-purpose hall and fitness gym. Additional facilities that make living at The Amaryllis more convenient and worry-free are three (3) high speed elevators, individual mailboxes, a laundry station, 100% back up stand-by power generator, and overhead water tank, water station, and property management office.

Privacy, exclusivity and security are provided through a gated entrance, electrified perimeter fence, 24-hour roving security guards and provision for CCTV cameras. Safety features are fire alarm and fire hose cabinets along corridors, and fire exit in both wings of the L-shaped tower.

Schools, commercial establishments, offices, hospitals and churches are near The Amaryllis. Major roads around the development also make it very accessible to public transportation.

Triple A property developer DMCI Homes assures homeowners of a quality and affordable home plus timely completion and delivery of their investment. The company is the builder of many resort-themed residential communities in Metro Manila and is backed by D.M. Consunji, which has more than 60 years experience in construction and property development.

Megaworld’s profit up by 22% to P9.03B in 2013

Megaworld Corporation, the Philippines’ leading property developer and the no. 1 office developer and landlord, posted a net income of P9.03-billion (inclusive of P760-M non-recurring gain) in 2013, 22 percent higher than in 2012 due to strong residential sales from its various townships, particularly in Newport City, Uptown Bonifacio, McKinley Hill and Eastwood City; and higher leasing income from its office and retail portfolio. In 2012, the company posted P7.41-billion net income that was also attributed to strong sales from its residential segment.

“The country’s strong and stable economy as well as the continuous growth of the BPO sector have propelled our growth in 2013. Last year was another banner year for Megaworld,” says Dr. Andrew L. Tan, chairman and CEO, Megaworld.

Total revenues of Megaworld, together with its subsidiaries Empire East Land Holdings and Suntrust Properties, amounted to P36.24-billion in 2013, up 18 percent from P30.6 billion in 2012.

The Megaworld Group posted a record P68.2-billion in reservation sales in 2013 from the 18 projects launched.

Last year’s launched projects include 10 for Megaworld: One Eastwood Avenue Tower 2 in Eastwood City; Uptown Parksuites in Uptown Bonifacio; The Florence Tower 1 in McKinley Hill; Manhattan Plaza Tower 1 in Araneta Center, Quezon City; Bayshore Residential Resort Phase 2 in Pasay City; One Manchester Place Tower 1 in The Mactan Newtown, Cebu; and One Madison Place Tower 1, 2, and 3 as well as commercial lots in the Iloilo Business Park in Mandurriao, Iloilo City.

Meanwhile, Empire East has launched five towers: San Lorenzo Place Tower 3 in Makati City; Kasara Urban Residences Tower 3 and The Rochester Tower 6 in Pasig City; and Cambridge Village Clusters 32 and 33 in the border of Pasig City and Cainta, Rizal.

Suntrust Properties, likewise, has launched three residential projects: Suntrust Kirana in Pasig City, Suntrust Rivabella and Suntrust Ecotown in Cavite.

On the other hand, Megaworld’s rental income from office developments and lifestyle malls surged to a record P6.04-billion in 2013, 21 percent higher than P4.99-billion in 2012.

Megaworld is set to further solidify its position as the leader in office development in terms of total office space inventory by completing another 112,000 square meters of office spaces this year. By the end of 2014, the company will have around 712,000 square meters of office spaces in its portfolio with the completion of new state-of-the-art office towers in Uptown Bonifacio, The Mactan Newtown in Cebu, and Iloilo Business Park.

On the retail side, Megaworld is also set to complete another 70,000 sqm in additional commercial and retail spaces with the completion of the Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Hill, and some commercial strips at The Mactan Newtown, bringing its commercial and retail space portfolio to 240,000 square meters by the end of 2014.

“Along with our sustained growth in the residential segment, we are committed to further expand our recurring income portfolio especially in our office and retail businesses. Year after year, we will be completing more office towers, malls, and commercial spaces. By 2017, we expect our rental income to reach P10-billion, double that of 2012,” adds Tan.

Megaworld has pioneered the “LIVE-WORK-PLAY-LEARN” lifestyle concept for mixed-use communities in the Philippines, which are popularly known as “townships.”

To date, the company has 10 townships all throughout the country covering around 300 hectares of land. This includes the 17-hectare Eastwood City, which is considered to be the country’s first cyberpark; the 50-hectare McKinley Hill in Fort Bonifacio; the 25-hectare Newport City in Pasay City; the 5-hectare Forbes Town Center in Bonifacio Global City; the 28.8-hectare The Mactan Newtown in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu; the 15.4-hectare Uptown Bonifacio in Bonifacio Global City; the 34.5-hectare McKinley West in Fort Bonifacio; the 14-hectare Woodside City in Pasig City; the 11-hectare Davao Park District in Davao City; and the 72-hectare Iloilo Business Park in Iloilo City.

Over the past 24 years, the Megaworld Group has emerged as the country’s No. 1 real estate organization. It has completed more than 320 residential and office buildings with a total area of around 5.6 million square meters. Currently, about 185 residential, office and hotel buildings with a total area of around 5.4 million square meters are under development.