MaCEA Unveils Two Renewed Makati Parks

Started from  Makati Commercial Estate Association's (MaCEA)  vision of a greener,  refreshed city  they recently reveal the new landscapes of Legazpi Active Park and Washington SyCip Park.
        After seven months of reconstruction,  two of the most iconic parks in the country's premier business district have been transformed into spaces where nature and art converge.
The park's redevelopment is part of MACEA's larger commitment to it's greening projects and improve pedestrian friendliness in Makati.  Vibrant and relaxing, an assortment of Philippine trees has been preserved to provide a soothing green surrounding with fresh air.  These include Barra, Vargas,  Mahogany,  Acacia and more.  Sculptures by notable Filipino visual artist Impy Pilapil add an artistic charm to the scene.

Notable words of wisdom and motivation by Washington SyCip,  the business icon whom the park was named after,  provide inspirations to parkgoers.  Other park features include a pond with koi, jogging paths,  an amphitheater,  clean restrooms,  and pavilions where transients and  office workers can relax and de-stress after a hectic day.  Park  entrances and exits were added to provide access along natural pedestrians paths.
                   
                 
     "The redevelopment of the Legazpi Active Park and the Washington Sycip Park is part of our bigger initiative,  which is to revitalize the Makati CBD.  Along with the greening projects is the commitment to enhance walkability,  upgrade infrastructure and sidewalks, as well as increase security features in Makati CBD, " says Mr.  David L.  Balangue-President and Chairman of MaCEA.
     As primary mover of city's development,  MACEA is taking active steps with a set of redevelopment projects in store to keep the district resilient and relevant.


       Together with the renewal of Legazpi Active Park  and Washington SyCip Park, MACEA has accomplished a long list of greening projects in order to provide it's community and it's guests a wider breathing space that can compliment the distance Makati vibe.  Some of their recent project included the installation of green patios and the Amorsolo Greenwall,  as well as the landscape improvements.

Legazpi and SyCip Park by night...

                   
      "A sense of community spirit in Makati is being strengthened with better venue for community events,  art exhibits,  and general public services such as dental and medical mission of Brgy.  San Lorenzo" adds Arch. William V.  Coscolluela– Vice President and Chairman of Special Projects Committee of MaCEA.

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