By Charles E. Buban
Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines--Imagine being at the oval viewing deck of this soon-to-rise residential high rise at the corner of UN Avenue and Mabini Street.
Offering a 360 degree view of its environs -- with the Manila Bay as the centerpiece -- the Mayfair Tower is indeed one of the most anticipated projects in Manila.
In fact, owner and developer Anchor Land Holdings Inc. is happy to announce that their two- and three-bedroom units facing Manila Bay and their 36-square-meter single bedroom units are still available. The project is expected to meet its deadline of completion in the second quarter of 2008.
“Alhi is guided by the principle that you have to deliver what you promised. And more than simply building a structure, what we want for our homebuyers are units where they can safely and comfortably rest after their busy day,” said Alhi vice chair Steve Li during the Mayfair Tower’s recent topping-off ceremony.
Cosmopolitan living
Li added that Alhi made sure that the P850-million Mayfair Tower will respond to the lifestyle of its homebuyers who have been exposed to cosmopolitan living.
The design of the building alone conveys the message: extensive use of rectangular prism of jade green, reflective glasses and lines of stainless.
The 7th floor will feature a 30 meter, three-lane pool as well as a kiddie pool, spa, sauna and shower areas, fitness center, pond, function hall, sun deck, pocket gardens, viewing deck, waterfall feature and a lounge area.
But the main attraction of Mayfair Tower lies on top of the building where it is crowned by a unique, oval-shaped structure rising on the 30th floor.
This is also where the Skygarden and the Vista Deck are located.
30th floor attractions
While the Skygarden will feature pocket landscaping, bench seating and a multilevel outdoor function area, the Vista Deck located at the 30th floor will have the Skylounge where a lounge and reading areas, breakfast nook, bar, viewing deck and indoor pocket gardens will be located.
This area can also be converted into an open-plan indoor function area.
“Mayfair Tower’s location also makes it very accessible to Manila’s finest restaurants, schools and various entertainment options. Long-staying expatriates or homecoming Filipino professionals would indeed appreciate having a unit here,” said Alhi AVP Elizabeth Sison.
Famous sunset
She said that as an added bonus, those who bought or will buy units facing west will get a fantastic view of Manila Bay’s famous sunset right from their living room. “Now that’s an added feature that very few developments here in Manila offer.”
Alhi is a multinational company with several projects in China and some parts of Asia. It began its commercial operations in the Philippines with the launch of Lee Tower, a luxury condominium project located in Binondo, Manila.
Photos courtesy of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
MANILA, Philippines--Imagine being at the oval viewing deck of this soon-to-rise residential high rise at the corner of UN Avenue and Mabini Street.
Offering a 360 degree view of its environs -- with the Manila Bay as the centerpiece -- the Mayfair Tower is indeed one of the most anticipated projects in Manila.
In fact, owner and developer Anchor Land Holdings Inc. is happy to announce that their two- and three-bedroom units facing Manila Bay and their 36-square-meter single bedroom units are still available. The project is expected to meet its deadline of completion in the second quarter of 2008.
“Alhi is guided by the principle that you have to deliver what you promised. And more than simply building a structure, what we want for our homebuyers are units where they can safely and comfortably rest after their busy day,” said Alhi vice chair Steve Li during the Mayfair Tower’s recent topping-off ceremony.
Cosmopolitan living
Li added that Alhi made sure that the P850-million Mayfair Tower will respond to the lifestyle of its homebuyers who have been exposed to cosmopolitan living.
The design of the building alone conveys the message: extensive use of rectangular prism of jade green, reflective glasses and lines of stainless.
The 7th floor will feature a 30 meter, three-lane pool as well as a kiddie pool, spa, sauna and shower areas, fitness center, pond, function hall, sun deck, pocket gardens, viewing deck, waterfall feature and a lounge area.
But the main attraction of Mayfair Tower lies on top of the building where it is crowned by a unique, oval-shaped structure rising on the 30th floor.
This is also where the Skygarden and the Vista Deck are located.
30th floor attractions
While the Skygarden will feature pocket landscaping, bench seating and a multilevel outdoor function area, the Vista Deck located at the 30th floor will have the Skylounge where a lounge and reading areas, breakfast nook, bar, viewing deck and indoor pocket gardens will be located.
This area can also be converted into an open-plan indoor function area.
“Mayfair Tower’s location also makes it very accessible to Manila’s finest restaurants, schools and various entertainment options. Long-staying expatriates or homecoming Filipino professionals would indeed appreciate having a unit here,” said Alhi AVP Elizabeth Sison.
Famous sunset
She said that as an added bonus, those who bought or will buy units facing west will get a fantastic view of Manila Bay’s famous sunset right from their living room. “Now that’s an added feature that very few developments here in Manila offer.”
Alhi is a multinational company with several projects in China and some parts of Asia. It began its commercial operations in the Philippines with the launch of Lee Tower, a luxury condominium project located in Binondo, Manila.
Photos courtesy of the Philippine Daily Inquirer
