GREEN SPACES BOOST RESIDENTS’ WELL-BEING

As Metro Manila’s landscape is transformed by urbanization, property developers strive to find a balance of development and green spaces for residents’ well-being.

DMCI Homes, the country’s first Quadruple A builder-developer, for one, has been devoting at least 70 percent of the land area of its projects to green spaces and amenities to make them more viable, livable and sustainable for homeowners.

In Balintawak, Quezon City, DMCI Homes is building The Celandine, a 45-level tower, touted to have one of the largest amenity areas among the condominium developments in the emerging growth district of the biggest city in metropolitan Manila.

DMCI Homes intended The Celandine to be an ideal place to relish serenity amidst the ongoing urban redevelopment in the Cloverleaf interchange area by combining design innovations and green spaces to give residents a breather at a time of compounding stress in urban living.

The Celandine boasts of a wide range of resort-inspired amenities where residents can rejuvenate after a long day of work. These include linear park and themed gardens, roof garden, an expansive open lawn with grill pit areas, jogging trail, playground, swimming pool, basketball court, gazebo, and fitness gym.

Moreover, DMCI Homes has also incorporated its proprietary Lumiventt Design Technology. The design innovation allows natural lighting and airflow to permeate the building through Sky Patios and breezeways while single-loaded hallways and garden atriums create wide open feel to the building interior.