Market Market and SM Aura are huge malls. The Grand Canal also has that Italian feel in it and you can enjoy riding the gondola. For posh malling experience, Uptown Bonifacio and The Grand Canal at McKinley Hill are great places. It’s a popular and high-end business district with plenty of business activities and areas for shopping, dining, and entertainment. Wide pedestrian walkways line both edges of the green area while above, deep overhangs are fixed to the shop facades to provide shelter from sun and rain.BGC is one of the most posh places in Manila. The architecture was designed to respond at the appropriate scale.
By orienting all shops this the green spine and taking cars out of the equation, users directly engage with the environment at their own pace. The aim was to create a large green space as a visual paradigm of nature thriving within a rapidly changing metropolis. Instead of orienting the six blocks that comprise the development toward the streets bordering the site to pander to passing motor traffic, these are instead turned inward to form a linear park, thus creating a hybrid space that is part public park, part shopping mall, and part urban promenade. Aidea rose to the design challenge in collaboration with Studio Taku Shimizu for C1, C2 and C3, and solely for Central Square and the C3 Annex. For this project, Aidea was tasked by one of the Philippines' leading developers with the design of a new kind of outdoor shopping experience for a metropolis with an excess of malls and precious few open green areas. These structures provide the backdrop to an 800-meter long, 40-meter-wide landscaped central spine around which the entire length of the development is organized, thus creating a pleasing harmony with the park setting and a well-defined sense of place.
Within this vibrant environment, Bonifacio High Street Central houses offices, retail outlets, and restaurants. Bonifacio High Street is a kilometer-long, mixed-use development in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig, Metro Manila, Philippines.
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