Developer prioritizes mobility of residents
All livable communities place the mobility of people at the center of their infrastructure planning. Prioritizing accessibility not only ensures safety for pedestrians but also encourages private car owners to use public conveyances, which means less vehicles adding to the traffic congestion.
This explains why affordable real estate provider Amaia Land continues to build developments that are accessible and promote connectivity.
With Filipino families and professionals opting to buy homes that are close to key establishments and entryways, the developer builds their properties near major roads, growth areas, and transport hubs. This minimizes time spent on the road, allowing homeowners to reduce fuel consumption and cut down on their carbon footprint.
The developer likewise includes pedestrian and cyclist-friendly facilities in its developments such as bike racks. This encourages homeowners to consider biking — and even walking — to get around the vicinity.
To facilitate pedestrian mobility within Amaia Scapes communities,
Over the last decade, the PropertyGuru Property Awards has expanded across the region to become a benchmark for quality real estate in Asia. The annual grand final celebrates the achievements of developers and designers from Singapore to Myanmar, the Philippines to Mongolia, and this year South Korea and Australia will also participate to receive accolades on a regional stage.
In Thailand, the PropertyGuru Property Awards will be celebrated in Bangkok on Aug. 31 when judges announce the country’s best real estate developers, designers and top projects of the year. More than 40 awards will be presented this year.
The winners in all the main categories at the PropertyGuru Thailand Property Awards will advance to the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final. The awards ceremony and gala dinner will be integrated with the two-day PropertyGuru Asia Real Estate Summit at The Athenee Hotel, Bangkok on Nov. 8-9.
The judging process is overseen by BDO, the world’s the developer also provides alleys and waiting sheds. Residents may likewise hop on shuttles (in some projects) for a smooth and convenient commute to their destinations.
Finally, Amaia Skies and Amaia Steps, its high-rise and mid-rise developments, fifth largest network of accounting, tax and advisory firms, to ensure fairness and transparency. BDO has been working with the organizers for over a decade now to ensure that the judging is conducted fairly and with integrity.
Photo shows, from left: Paul Ashburn, co-managing partner, BDO Thailand; Suphin Mechuchep, managing director, Jones Lang LaSalle Thailand and chairman of the Thailand judging panel; and Kamolpat Swaengkit, country manager (Thailand) of DD Property. feature retail arcades to serve the basic needs of homeowners.
It puts a premium on convenience and accessibility because these are what Filipino families constantly seek in their dream homes.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) released a Department Administrative Order (DAO) that declares the mandatory implementation of 12 Philippine National Standards (PNS) that were aligned to the International Standard (IS) of the InternationalElectrotechnical Commission (IEC).
The DAO 18-03 or the Mandatory Philippine National Standards (PNS) for Household and Similar
Electrical Appliances adopts the Philippine National Standard/ International-Electrotechnical Commission (PNS/IEC) standards for mandatory implementation under the Product Certification
Scheme of the DTI- Bureau of Philippine Standards (DTI-BPS).
Through DAO 18-03, the DTI-BPS adds 14 products that the DTI-BPS regulates prior to its distribution and sale in the market. These are: spin extractors, fully-automatic washing machines, electric grills, electric ovens, turbo broilers, induction cookers, electric juicers, electric food mixers,
“We commit ourselves to the bigger goal of giving homeowners a chance at sustainable living by adopting measures that not only improve pedestrian experience but also benefit the environment,” said Nikie Lingad of Amaia Land. electric food processors, electric kettles, electric pressure cookers, electric slow cookers, electric multi-cookers, and, inverter air conditioners.
“The DAO 18-03 on the mandatory certification of Philippine National Standards declare the products under these standards to go through the process of testing and verification. This will ensure that only safe and quality household and similar electrical appliances are in sold in the country,” DTI- Consumer Protection Group (DTICPG) Undersecretary Atty. Ruth B. Castelo said.
The DAO also states that the BPS shall update 11 of the 35 PNS for electrical and electronic products that are currently being implemented for mandatory certification to their higher versions.
Under the DAO 18-03, a manufacturer’s in-plant testing must be able to conduct test parameters as prescribed by the relevant PNS using its own inspection, measuring and, test equipment.