CLARK | Global Gateway Logistics City [mix]

[doctor joe]

malapit sa airport,expressway,highway,railway,mall

ending, eto ang next to fort boni,makati,and ortigas sa pinaka lahat sa CBD

[mnemonick]

Originally Posted by andrewayala

ito ba yung may cover na blue na bakod sa likod ng SM clark? Kung ito yun ganda ng location nya.

Yung may blue cover sa likod ng SM clark ay ang ginagawang expansion ng SM Clark, as far as we know, dun ilalagay ang IMAX theater and additional shops/resto at mas pinalalawak na Alfresco Area...

After nun, dun na yung GGLC, magkatabi lang sila

Heto po ang picture para mas malinaw....


Yung Red po ay SM Clark, Orange is its expansion (SM Clark Annex) and the whole blue one is the GGLC

[Karisma]

hanggang ilan floor ang pwde sa mga bldgs in Clark?

alam ko ang aviation has limit bcoz they groom DMIA as premier gateway..

Bkt sa NAIA marami high rise hndi bawal malapit lng naman distance sa airport

[tita01]

parang mga 10-15 floors

[TheJMP617]

(TIMELAPSE)Driving from Clark, Pampanga to Balanga, Bataan via SCTEX and Roman Highway

We also passed by GGLC in the beginning...

[mnemonick]

Nice Video update.....Photo update from Pampanga thread by TheAvenger

Originally Posted by TheAvenger

View after leaving the SCTEX Clark South Interchange going to SM Clark/

[tita01]

nice

[Planning Democracy]

Dang, this thing is funded by Middle East oil, we're gonna have an instant city right there in Clark. Excellent. This city is probably gonna be multi cultural since it is envisioned to be an "Aerotropolis". This is what we want, infra building and not tired old politics. Anyway, I hope North Rail can be sorted out as well to complete the GGLC project, imagine taking the train at BGC and then arriving at GGLC a few hours later. Wow, nice to daydream, the next generation is gonna be pretty lucky to experience all of this.

[mnemonick]

Like the mythical phoenix rising from its ashes, a vast expanse of land rendered barren by Mt. Pinatubo’s volcanic ash and lahar flows is slowly but steadily coming to life.


Underground labyrinth. Pipes andfiber optics are installed beneath the ground. Jess Malabanan

Situated right in the heart of the Clark Free Port in Pampanga, a P150-billion state-of-the art industrial-residential complex project is going full blast.

The project, called Sabah Al-Ahmad Global Gateway Logistics City, is envisioned to become a transport-logistics hub, aero park, medical center and an investors’ haven, among other business activities.

“I see the entire areas fully developed in the next 10 years,” said Jeff Pradhan, director for business development at Peregrine Development Int’l, the American partner of Sabah Al-Ahmad.

Named after a Kuwaiti emir, the Sabah Al-Ahmad Global Gateway is a 15-minute drive from the Free Port’s main gate. It is parallel to the Clark International Airport, which makes the place a perfect blend of prime real state and facilities for all the business needs.

Pampanga Gov. Lilia Pineda says of the project: “It is an honor for Pampanga and Central Luzon as well to have this kind of project and a huge one at that.”

For his part, Mabalacat Mayor Marino Morales, is also upbeat. “It will spur economic activities and generate lots of jobs.”

The planned Aerotropolis is situated 30 minutes from Subic Bay Freeport via Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway.

The developers take pride in having all utility and infrastructure placed beneath the ground. “All the utility pipes and power cables including fiber optics are underground,” said Pradhan.

Work on the underground “labyrinth” costs $35 million (about P12 billion) excluding the newly constructed road network, he said.

The construction, Pradhan said is being done, taking into consideration the quality of work and in accordance with the international standards.

The roads are 35 meters wide, meaning ample space, Pradhan said.

The project broke ground in 2008 but Peregrine stepped into the picture only in 2010.


The facade of Global Gateway Logistics City.

The Global Gateway Logistics City is subdivided into four major zones: 72-hectares Logistics Park; 58-ha Business Park; 27-ha Aero Park and 21-ha Town Center.

The Logistics Park will house aviation support activities, distribution centers, multi-modal transport hub, light industries and manufacturing facilities.

The Business Park will cater to corporate centers, financial and operational offices, support services, hotels and condominiums.

Aircraft modeling and simulation centers, air crew facilities, medical schools and hospitals will form part of the Aero Park area.

Iconic buildings will be built at the Town Center, which will have a commercial strip, fine dining restaurants, shops and boutiques and convention center, among other amenities.

“Just imagine, you will have a big number of occupational activities in the entire Aerotropolis,” Pradhan said.

Victor Luciano, president of Clark International Airport, said the project would “complement our program and vision for the airport and the Free Port being an investment haven.

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[Karisma]

Wow!!! 150B megaproject!!!
is this the biggest project in the philippines?? the masterplan is amazing sana masunod yon.
after this project finish it will change the landscape of Clark and Pampanga :-) baka maging Singapore or Hongkong in the future ang Clark. lalo na pag naging premiere gateway :-)

This project alone pwde na maging bentahe sa Disneyland Clark. i think hintayin muna matapos ito ng ceo ng disneyland bago magdecide kung feasible itayo dito ang Disneyland :-)

Originally Posted by mnemonick

GGLC Scale Model

[mnemonick]

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[InformaticIAN]

Originally Posted by mnemonick

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million million LIKES.

[tita01]

nice

[leechtat]

Originally Posted by mnemonick

GGLC Scale Model

Great Project! I support!

My only concern about it though is that again, its built right beside the Airport Runway. (Or am i mistaken?) Hazardous like NAIA.

Advantageous for newly built cities though, since regional businessmen may fly in and out of Clark with no need to pass by congested Manila. They may just establish satellite offices at Clark and do meetings there, etc.

[mnemonick]

Originally Posted by leechtat

Great Project! I support!

My only concern about it though is that again, its built right beside the Airport Runway. (Or am i mistaken?) Hazardous like NAIA.

Advantageous for newly built cities though, since regional businessmen may fly in and out of Clark with no need to pass by congested Manila. They may just establish satellite offices at Clark and do meetings there, etc.

The red part is the whole Clark International Airport vicinity, the yellows are where the 3rd and 4th runways are supposed to be. The green part is the GGLC so it doesn't affect in anyway the future expansion of CIA and all is planned perfectly. It does sit beside the Airport cause they're building an Aeropolis, most of the activities there are airport logistics related so its built to complement the expansion of the airport

[hugodiekonig]

Wow magandang pantapat ito sa ipinapatayong Johor City sa Malaysia, just the land mass North of Singapore

[mnemonick]

hehehe i've been to Johor Bahru, para syang Manila, ma trapik na syudad hehehe

[leechtat]

Originally Posted by mnemonick

The red part is the whole Clark International Airport vicinity, the yellows are where the 3rd and 4th runways are supposed to be. The green part is the GGLC so it doesn't affect in anyway the future expansion of CIA and all is planned perfectly. It does sit beside the Airport cause they're building an Aeropolis, most of the activities there are airport logistics related so its built to complement the expansion of the airport

I see. Definitely helpful representation...

So no sonic boom here like Newport City. Exciting stuff happening in the Philippines.

Question, why though that the Port Fund (investment fund affiliated with GGLC) is based in the Cayman Islands? Tax concerns perhaps for the investors, who would like anonymity?

Hopefully the emir of Kuwait will approve this port fund to be based here in the country. *wishful-thinking*

[Planning Democracy]

Originally Posted by leechtat

I see. Definitely helpful representation...

So no sonic boom here like Newport City. Exciting stuff happening in the Philippines.

Question, why though that the Port Fund (investment fund affiliated with GGLC) is based in the Cayman Islands? Tax concerns perhaps for the investors, who would like anonymity?

Hopefully the emir of Kuwait will approve this port fund to be based here in the country. *wishful-thinking*

I think they're using that for tax breaks, I think KGL has an office here in Manila as well. I think they plan to build an "instant city" here given all their financial muscle, imagine if the rumored Disneyland gets built in Clark, that would sure speed up investments in GGLC.

[mnemonick]

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