Amaia upgrades residents’ lifestyle with cozy interiors
The main point of residing in a condominium – in the heart of a bustling metropolis – is to be close to your workplace or school. Whether you are a young professional and family man or a student living on your own, chances are you opted for condo living to suit your fast-paced lifestyle and gain access to leisure facilities, too.
This enhanced condo living experience is made possible by a proximity to a wide array of amenities, which is one of prospective buyers’ main considerations when choosing a place to nest. This is why top-of-mind real estate developer Amaia Land Corp. welcomes its new residents to Amaia Skies and Amaia Steps with new cozy interiors and functional amenities, bringing the spirit and quality of A-development to more Filipinos.
Amaia Skies Cubao Tower 1, for instance, has a multi-purpose hall swimming pool and children’s play area wherein residents can spend leisure time or bond with their kids. Same amenities will soon be available on Tower 2. Upcoming project is the development of a basketball court.
Homeowners at Amaia Steps Sucat currently enjoy regular dips in their swimming pool, while down south, residents of Amaia Steps Mandaue have a children’s playground.
Petes Gamboa, head of Amaia Land’s Innovation and Design Group, said Amaia Land’s amenities stand out because of their functionality, while the design harmonizes with the environment, giving its projects a unique and homey feel.
“The design inspiration for the newly developed amenities has always been functionality. The architectural character was stripped of “purely aesthetic” elements, resulting in simple but elegant structures. The colors are neutral and muted to give it that ‘timeless’ look that would be relevant even years from now,” Gamboa said.
“The entire community was, in fact, planned to evoke a modern style and feel, which has been well accepted by the property market. A testament to this is how major competitors have started to emulate the designs in their respective projects,” he said.