SM Central Business Park, Metro Manila, Philippines

[kikodj]

parang magkahawig yung style ng SMMOA at SMtheBlock

okay....("j)

i said the interior designs of the SMOA and SMtheBlock looks the same

[Sinjin P.]

^ Speak English please, we're not in our local forum

[Mosaic]

hugh and nice.

[paw25694]

what's the material used for the shiny white floors??

[raphael478]

Originally Posted by kikodj

parang magkahawig yung style ng SMMOA at SMtheBlock

okay....("j)

i said the interior designs of the SMOA and SMtheBlock looks the same

Oh, yess. They REALLY look the same. As far as I know, they have a thing in common: therir architects came from Arquitectonica. Hmmm. (Correct me if I am wrong.)

[raphael478]

Oh I have a wrong spelling there. (OH,yes. Enemy Spotted! Change topic? Bad!)

[Sinjin P.]

SMX Convention Center (formerly Maitrade) and One Esplanade

[Sinjin P.]

This thread needs to be renamed to Mall of Asia Complex

[Sinjin P.]

SM group spending P10B to expand Mall of Asia
Office, hotel, leisure facilities to be added
ELizabeth Sanchez-Lacson, PDI

MANILA, Philippines--SM INVESTMENTS CORP. (SMIC), the holding firm of tycoon Henry Sy Sr., is investing P10 billion over the next five years to further develop the 60-hectare Mall of Asia complex in Pasay City by putting up office, hotel and leisure facilities. At the heart of the complex is the country's biggest shopping mall, the SM Mall of Asia. Rising soon on the complex are a business and information technology hub, the country's largest convention center, and a 16,000-seat sports and entertainment arena.

Coming on stream on Oct. 10 is the SM Mall of Asia Science and Discovery Center (SDC), a themed park devoted solely to science and technology. SM Prime Holdings Inc. has partnered with US-based Leisure Entertainment Consultancy for the SDC, which will feature a digital planetarium and a wide range of technology and science-themed exhibits.

The Mall of Asia complex's proximity to the international airport, seaports, hotels and other commercial districts will also cater to the launch of SM's OneE-Com Center in November. The 10-story OneE-Com Center is SMIC's answer to the growing demand for office space from business process outsourcing (BPO) firms. It will offer 76,000 square meters of leasable space to potential locators.

Also set to rise within the complex is the SMX Convention Center, which is envisioned to be the country's biggest venue for local and international trade and cultural events. The P1.8-billion development will span 46,000 square meters and feature open exhibition areas, multifunctional halls and flexible meeting rooms with amenities for major conferences and trade exhibits.The SMX Convention Center can fit approximately 6,000 people.

Another major development in the pipeline is the SM Arena, a sprawling indoor facility for big-time sports and entertainment events that can seat more than 16,000 spectators. The SM Arena is expected to be the venue of choice for concerts and other entertainment-related events.

The SM Group will also construct a ferry terminal--to service guests and tourists who want to travel to Cavite City and Bataan and to SMIC's 5,300-hectare ecotourism estate in Nasugbu, Batangas, called Hamilo Coast. The ferry terminal will be completed by 2009.

The Mall of Asia complex will also give rise to deluxe hotels, upscale offices and full-serviced apartments. SMIC will start construction of a four-star hotel within the Mall of Asia complex next year under the Radisson brand. The hotel will have 400 guest rooms and will be operational in October 2009.

[Sinjin P.]

Repost. Originally posted by (((myx)))

Originally Posted by (((myx)))

We had a seminar a while ago at One Esplanade.
Here are some of the photos that I took.

[scarletazula]

Hi, i just went through all the past threads, and i've this huge headache, but i still wasn't able to find the info i need... i'm hoping someone could help me asap? i wish i found this site sooner... anyway, i'm doing this paper on Moa, and i've visited it a LOT of times, but i was unable to identify its most popular / visited places (currently), as well as the specific architectural forms employed in the building of the mall (aside from deconstructivism, new urbanism and postmodernism, which i'm still having trouble understanding, but i'm getting there...) i would greatly appreciate it if somebody would post a reply to my dilemma asap... seeing that a lot of people here know what they're talking about when it comes to architectural forms and the details of the mall, i really do hope some of you could help in supplying the data... thank you very much...

[amidcars]

any update soho central?tnx to all

[jaygold06]

Originally Posted by amidcars

any update soho central?tnx to all

you may visit the soho central thread on this link.
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=816338

[skykid8]

This is a tsunami prone area. scary

[watcher09]

Originally Posted by skykid8

This is a tsunami prone area. scary

A tsunami in a giant cove? Manila Bay is almost enclosed by land. If there will be a tsunami coming from the South China Sea, first places to hit are Bataan, Cavite and probably Batangas plus Cavite's Corregidor. Prone to tsunami are the provinces on the eastern part (e.g. Aurora, Cagayan, Isabela down to Visayas and Mindanao). You would be scared if you didn't know your geography.

[Blubinbin]

d/p

[tita01]

[italiano_pellicano]

amazing mall