A sustainable point‑to‑point service offering Libreng Sakay to the patrons of Robinsons Galleria and Bridgetowne Destination Estate. Operating from 6 AM to 8 PM with a capacity of 30–35 passengers, this PWD‑friendly service will run 8 trips per unit per day and will operate 7 days a week, excluding holidays. Pick‑up points will be located at Robinsons Galleria’s steel parking lay‑by and between Tera Tower and Opus Mall in Bridgetowne Destination Estate. The Libreng Sakay initiative supports modern, eco‑friendly mobility for the public which will be launched this summer.
(L-R) Undersecretary Frisco San Juan Jr, MMDA Deputy Chairman; Sigfrido Tinga, GET Philippines President; Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio, Robinsons Land President and CEO; Faraday D. Go, Robinsons Land EVP and Group Business Unit General Manager; Atty. Romando S. Artes, MMDA Chairman; Atty. Victor Nuñez, MMDA Legal Counsel; and Bambie L. Andal, Robinsons Land VP for PPP
Robinsons Land Corporation’s (RLC) newest premium lifestyle destination, Opus, ushered in the holiday season with “A Christmas Masterpiece” — an extraordinary night of music, flavor, and elegance. More than a holiday celebration, the event signaled RLC’s bold foray into the premium lifestyle space, ushering in a new era of sophistication and innovation as it continues to create world-class destinations.
Held on November 10 at Opus in Bridgetowne Destination Estate, the event brought together distinguished guests, industry leaders, and Quezon City officials to celebrate the spirit of Christmas.
Hosted by Tim Yap, the evening’s highlight was a stunning performance by theater luminary Rachelle Ann Go and the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra (PPO). Their world-class artistry and captivating performances held the audience in awe at the Opus Grand Atrium, which was transformed into a breathtaking stage for a truly magical holiday celebration. Adding to the evening’s allure was a curated culinary showcase, featuring dishes specially crafted by Opus’ esteemed dining partners.
The celebration culminated with the grand lighting of the Opus 60-foot Christmas Tree — a breathtaking and luminous holiday centerpiece, followed by a champagne toast led by Councilor Albert Alvin “Chuckie” Antonio III and Marge Santos-Mejia, Head of Business Permits and Licensing, representing Honorable Joy Belmonte, Mayor of Quezon City; James L. Go, Chairman of JG Summit Holdings Inc.; Robina Y. Gokongwei-Pe, Chairman of Robinsons Retail Holdings, Inc.; Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio, President and CEO of Robinsons Land Corporation; and Faraday Go, Executive Vice President and Business Unit General Manager of the Commercial Centers Division, Robinsons Land Corporation.
Your Lifestyle is Our Masterpiece
Opus continues to redefine the modern mall experience in the Philippines, a place where business, leisure, and community come together harmoniously. Since its opening in 2024, this shopping mall has become a vibrant hub where people gather, connect, and find inspiration from its curated experiences and elevated environment.
“Opus Mall’s design aesthetics goes beyond the shoppers’ regular needs,” said Ms. Kristina R. Lim, Vice President for Lease of Robinsons Malls. “Meticulously and thoughtfully designed spaces, refined architecture, and a carefully curated mix of retail, dining, and entertainment make every visit at Opus feel intentional and elevated.”
“Our vision has always been to create destinations that elevate how people live, connect, and experience life,” said Mybelle V. Aragon-Go Bio, President and CEO of Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC). “Opus, is our latest expression of Robinsons Land’s commitment to elevating the way people live, work, and gather.”
It is home to several “first-in-the-market concepts” that redefine the modern mall experience including Spatio, the first integrated shop-within-a-shop lifestyle destination that brings together upscale retail, a barber lounge, wine bar, café, and waxing salon in one curated space. Dave & Buster’s, the iconic American “eatertainment” brand, makes its Southeast Asian debut at Opus, seamlessly blending gourmet dining with immersive interactive play. On the other hand, St. Ali Coffee, a world-renowned Melbourne specialty café makes its Philippine debut also in Opus. Other culinary Opus A-listers are Sogeum by Soban, a premium Korean barbecue concept; Il Lupino, a refined Italian restaurant offering an elevated culinary experience; and coming soon, Nyx by Vikings, a high-end buffet destination where gastronomy meets grandeur.
For family entertainment, Opus features the first Funtopia Park, a steampunk-inspired indoor playground where kids can climb, slide, and explore freely, and the country’s first Family Cinema, redefining how families relax, bond, and enjoy movies together in comfort with world-class technology in cinema sound and laser projection.
Opus also boasts a curated mix of culinary destinations such as Wildflour, Paul, Breakfast at Antonio’s, Key Coffee, Kitchen, Manam, and Sobra Café, along with Epic Eats Food Hall, a lively dining space featuring diverse food concepts, comfortable seating, and an inviting ambiance located on the 4th floor.
“Opus stands out today because of the collective belief of our retail partners who share in our vision. Together, we have created an exceptional place where business, leisure, and community come together harmoniously,” said Faraday Go, EVP and Business Unit General Manager of RLC.
A New Chapter in Refined Living
Through A Christmas Masterpiece, Opus affirmed its vision: to redefine the mall experience into a masterpiece of lifestyle and design. Beyond shopping, dining and entertainment, Opus is where culture meets curation, where design and emotion converge, and where every moment is crafted with elegance and intention. Located within the country’s premier Bridgetowne Destination Estate, Opus stands as Robinsons Land’s latest architectural and lifestyle masterpiece — an evolving refined space designed for leisure-seeking families and discerning urban dwellers. With its upscale interiors, family and pet-friendly atmosphere, and its elevated retail and culinary offerings, Opus embodies RLC’s evolution into the realm of premium developments that inspire a new way of urban living.
This July, adrenaline and adventure collide at Montclair in Porac, Pampanga, as CFMOTO Philippines brings the highly anticipated MT Challenge 2025 to one of the emerging destination estates of Robinsons Land Corporation (RLC).
Happening on July 5 to 6, the MT Challenge is an off-road endurance event designed exclusively for riders of CFMOTO’s MT-series motorcycles. CFMOTO is a fast-growing global motorcycle brand offering high- performance adventure bikes, now making waves in the Philippine riding community.
Participants can join either as solo riders or as part of a three-member team, with top finishers earning the chance to represent the Philippines in the international leg of the challenge in Australia this October.
Hosting this event at Montclair reflects Robinsons Land’s commitment to building estates that offer “Live- Work-Play-Inspire” lifestyles. Spanning 230 hectares, Montclair blends nature, commerce, leisure, and community—making it an ideal setting for bold experiences that bring people together and spark inspiration.
Open to the public with free spectator admission, the MT Challenge promises a weekend of action-packed excitement with loads of fun, food*, and friendship—with food booths, vendor stalls, and a growing community of adventure enthusiasts all part of the experience. The event will be livestreamed in CFMOTO Philippines Facebook Page with commentary by Jinno Rufino and Mel Aquino.
The world’s most iconic superhero touched down at Bridgetowne Destination Estate, Robinsons Land Corporation’s (RLC) flagship mixed-use development, as it played host to a two-day fan celebration for DC Studios’ upcoming film, Superman. At the center of the festivities stood The Victor, RLC’s towering 60-meter public art installation and an emerging showcase of Filipino pride and creativity.
The Victor with Superman logo: The Victor is transformed into a glowing symbol of heroism during the Superman celebration.
Held on June 18 and 19, the “Superman: Look Up” fan experience marked the film’s only Southeast Asian tour stop and drew thousands of fans to Bridgetowne. The celebration kicked off with a spectacular drone and projection show, lighting up the skyline with exciting cinematic visuals such as Superman flying through the sky, Krypto the Superdog, and the iconic “S” emblem.
After the light show, the crowd turned their attention to The Victor, which had the Superman logo dramatically illuminating its chest, transforming the towering icon into a striking symbol of strength and heroism.
Superman star David Corenswet visits the Philippines to join fans at Bridgetowne for the exclusive “Superman: Look Up” fan event.
The following day, the Bridgetowne Open Grounds became the stage for the largest human Superman “S” formation in the Philippines—a strong show of unity beneath the steel sculpture’s inspiring raised fist pose. Thousands of avid fans most of them wearing Superman costumes -took part in the record-breaking event.
The excitement reached its peak when Superman stars David Corenswet (Clark Kent/Superman), Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane), director James Gunn, and producer Peter Safran made a special appearance to meet their Filipino fans.
Superman star David Corenswet visits the Philippines to join fans at Bridgetowne for the exclusive “Superman: Look Up” fan event.
“Bridgetowne was designed to bring people together through bold ideas and memorable experiences,” said Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio, President and CEO of Robinsons Land, at the event. “Welcoming Superman and the team behind the film to The Victor reflects what this estate stands for—a place where global stories find a home and the Filipino spirit takes center stage. It also shows how our destination estates are evolving into spaces where people can work, live, play, and be inspired—all in one community.”
She was joined at the activity by other key officers from RLC, including Faraday Go, Executive Vice-President of RLC and General Manager of Robinsons Malls; Jericho P Go, Senior Vice President and BU general manager of Robinsons Offices, John Richard Sotelo, Senior Vice President and BU general manager of RLC Residences, Barun Jolly, Senior Vice President and BU general manger of Robinsons Hotels and Resorts, Lois Albert Montes, assistant vice president Robinsons Destination Estates and Jay dela Cuadra, assistant vice president for RLX Logistics.
Superman star David Corenswet visits the Philippines to join fans at Bridgetowne for the exclusive “Superman: Look Up” fan event.
Crafted by Filipino American artist Jefrë, The Victor is fast gaining popularity as a tourist attraction and cultural icon. Standing 60 meters tall and weighing over 300 tons, the sculpture rises at the heart of Bridgetowne and symbolizes the strength, resilience, and aspirations of the Filipino people. Its selection as the backdrop for a global pop culture moment highlights its emergence as both a powerful piece of public art and a landmark of national significance.
“Our aspiration for The Victor has always been to reflect the Filipino winning spirit,” Aragon-GoBio added. “To see Superman—an international emblem of hope and heroism—land here affirms the global relevance of what we are building at Bridgetowne.”
RLC Executives do the Victor pose. (Left to right) Jericho P. Go, Senior Vice President and Robinsons Offices BU General Manager; Barun Jolly, Senior Vice President and Robinsons Hotels and Resorts BU General Manager; Bomboy Lim, General Manager, Robinsons Movieworld; LA Montes, Assistant Vice President for Business Development, Robinsons Destination Estates; Kerwin S. Tan, Chief Financial Officer; Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio, President and CEO; Cora Ang Ley, Senior Vice President and Head of Corporate Land Acquisition; Fatima Olaguer, Head of Human Resources; Faraday D. Go, Executive Vice President and Robinsons Malls BU General Manager; Jay de la Cuadra, Assistant Vice President for Business Development; and Chad Sotelo, Senior Vice President and BU General Manager, RLC Residences.
Spanning 30 hectares across Pasig and Quezon City, Bridgetowne is a master-planned mixed-use development that integrates office spaces, residential communities, retail hubs, local government buildings, sports facilities, and green open spaces. It embodies Robinsons Land’s vision for destination estates that foster a complete, sustainable, and future-ready lifestyle, and is rapidly emerging as an influential creative and cultural community in Metro Manila.
The upcoming Spartan Philippines: North ASEAN Series 2024 finds its home at Montclair Destination Estate in Porac, Pampanga. This sprawling development, clocking in as Robinsons Land Corporation’s largest at 233 hectares, prioritizes environmental sustainability. Montclair integrates green spaces throughout its urban planning, fostering a cooler, more biodiverse, and ultimately more resilient community.
It’s the perfect terrain for the much-awaited Spartan Philippines event, which happens from May 11 to 12 at the prime location. It’s not just any other Spartan race, too. The North ASEAN Series is making stops in Vietnam and Thailand, with the starting leg in Pampanga, where athletes and fitness enthusiasts from across the region can secure a spot in the broader Asia Pacific Championship circuit.
Spartan Philippines: North ASEAN Series 2024 features three challenging categories: the Sprint 5K, the Super 10K, and the Spartan Trail 10K. Each category is designed to push competitors to their limits while offering a unique blend of physical challenges and scenic beauty across the terrain in Porac.
The Sprint, known for its 20 obstacles over a 5K distance, is perfect for those new to the Spartan experience or looking to improve their obstacle course racing skills. The relatively easy trail features the classics: wall climbs, overhead wires, monkey bars, and more. It combines speed with obstacle management, making it a thrilling competition for both beginning racers and returning Spartans.
For those seeking a more demanding challenge, the Super 10K presents 25 obstacles over a 10-kilometer course. This race combines trail running with rigorous obstacle navigation, creating a demanding environment that tests even seasoned athletes. The Super’s obstacles are known for their increased difficulty, requiring not just physical strength and endurance but also strategic pacing and mental toughness. This category is specific to the North ASEAN Series Leg 1 (Montclair).
The Spartan Trail, a 10K race without the traditional Spartan obstacles, focuses purely on trail running. This race attracts both experienced trail runners and those looking to start their journey in trail running. It promises an engaging route through Montclair’s varied landscapes, characterized by its flat but challenging terrain due to the dry, sandy conditions typical of Pampanga.
Montclair Destination Estate is just a five-minute drive from Clark Freeport Zone, offering convenient access for participants already in the area. For those traveling from afar, they can simply take the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) which will take less than an hour and a half to reach the event site from the Balintawak interchange. Simply follow the NLEX, exit at the Clark Spur Road, and then take the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway (SCTEX) Exit towards Subic. Keep an eye out for the Montclair Interchange on your way and exit there to reach the event area at Montclair Destination Estate.
Like every Spartan Race, Spartan Philippines: North ASEAN Series 2024 in Montclair is expected to bring in runners from different backgrounds. The event is strategically planned to ensure smooth access and a great experience for all attendees.
Competitors are reminded to prepare for the high temperatures and intense sunlight that are characteristic of Pampanga during May. Proper hydration, sunscreen, and training for heat acclimatization are crucial for maintaining performance and safety during the races.
Bridgetowne offers lights, music and food—in a wide open space.
Filipinos love the yearend holidays and in fact, much has already been said about how we anticipate its arrival as early as September. But now that the holiday season is actually upon us, some of us might be overwhelmed by the sheer number of activities leading up to Christmas and the New Year festivities.
This year, why not take the opportunity to explore an open, tree-lined space where you can run around with friends, walk your furbabies, and then have a bite to eat? At Bridgetowne, Robinsons Land’s premier destination estate, you can do all that and enjoy the cool holiday breeze at the same time.
Earlier this month, Mercato Central, the country’s largest small food business market, opened an outpost at Bridgetowne located near the property’s football pitch. With almost two dozen stalls to choose from, visitors will be spoiled for choice. This Christmas season, the stalls are open for business Tuesday to Sunday, 4:00pm – 12:00 midnight while in January it operates from Thursday to Sunday, 4:00pm – 12 midnight until March 2024. Buskers provide entertainment, nightly.
If you’re feeling parched after all those steps you put in, there are fresh fruit juices and shakes at Heaven Shake, Nutrifresh and Face Buko, lemonade at Juice Factory, and a selection of brews at Kraft Coffee. Snackers can choose from Hungarian, John Crispy, Lyn’s Bibingka, El Angelicious Empanada, JD’s Takoyaki or shawarma at It’s A Wrap. Need something more substantial? Load up on Korean food at Uncle Kims or Kchase Korean Street Food, grilled faves at Cheng’s Grill or Guagua’s Best, and savories that will hit the spot at Bagnet Rice Patong, 921 Smoking Hot, Mongolian, Cocina Berenguer or Chicago.
Once dusk falls, Bridgetowne lights up and the effect is simply magical. Those who enjoy posting on social media won’t run out of picture-perfect backdrops starting with “The Victor,” a 60-meter high art installation of a human figure with one arm raised in victory. Located on the eastern portion of the 32-hectare estate, the structure by Fil-Am artist Jefrё Manuel-Figueras pays homage to the resilience and determination found in every Filipino.
This holiday season, The Victor will be festively illuminated. Then there’s the stunning four-lane bridge that connects two urban centers Quezon City to Pasig City, lined with colored lights. Designed by the late National Artist Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, the curvy 110 meter-long bridge was inspired by the ribbon depicted in the Bridgetowne logo. There are dedicated lanes for pedestrians and bikers who can enjoy the breeze as well as the view as they traverse the length of the bridge over the Marikina River.
A second art installation, breathtaking in its attention to detail, was recently unveiled and is well worth a visit—and several posts on one’s socials.
“Lambat” depicts a fishing couple at the precise moment when they cast their net. Created by multi-talented artists Jude Tiotuico, Miguel Aguas and Vito Selma, the sculpture is a tribute to the Filipino working class but also serves as a protective shade where people can converge and where children can play.
“Visitors to Bridgetowne can use the football field and obstacle park for sports and recreation, gather at the motorcycle community hub (Mototowne), and take advantage of the open spaces for family activities,” said Loise Albert Montes, AVP Business Development for RLC Destination Estates. Mr. Montes is particularly proud of how the estate has been illuminated for the holidays, and suggests that a weekend visit might be best for families and groups of friends. “There’s more flexibility to engage in recreational activities such as using the football field, obstacle park, and participating in community events without time constraints,” he said adding that the night food market that offers a diverse range of culinary delights would be at its liveliest after dusk.
Brigetowne will also holding its very first NY Countdown on December 31, featuring the country’s top bands-Sandwich Motherbasss with DJ Loonyo, MC Pao Avila, DJ Jet Boado DJ Alondra. Hosted by Kaladkarin and Princess Legaspi, the event will start at 9:00 pm. Entrance is free. After all, what is Christmas but a chance to gather with family and friends over a shared meal, lights and music—this time provided by buskers who will perform Christmas carols.
Bridgetowne, Robinsons Land’s premier destination estate, embraces the power of public art to shape the cityscape and embarks on a visionary journey. The emerging estate will soon unveil its masterpiece, “The Victor,” the first of many planned public art installations, serving as a catalyst for the transformation of Bridgetowne into a thriving art hub, adding to the city’s allure and creating a welcoming public space for residents and visitors alike.
THE VICTOR: AN ICON THAT INSPIRES
“The Victor” is a breathtaking art installation that defies expectations and captures the indomitable spirit of the Filipino people. Rising proudly on the eastern portion of the sprawling 32-hectare Bridgetowne Destination Estate, this awe-inspiring structure pays homage to the resilience and unwavering determination that resides within every Filipino.
The Victor igniting the Filipino winning spirit in Philippine flag colors.
In collaboration with renowned Fil-Am artist Jefrё Manuel-Figueras, Bridgetowne created a towering masterpiece that is one of the world’s tallest art installation with lighting projection. Weighing a hefty 330 tons (660,000 lbs) and standing at a staggering height of 60 meters or 20 storeys (55 meters for the statue itself and an additional 5 meters for the podium it rests upon), “The Victor” commands attention. In fact, it surpasses the height of the iconic Statue of Liberty, which measures only 46 meters from heel to torch. With its intricate design and perforated stainless steel construction, this monumental artwork will undoubtedly become a must-see attraction for both foreign tourists and locals alike.
“It’s destined to be the star of countless social media posts, an icon that captures the beating heart of the city, very much like the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe of Paris, Big Ben with London, and the Colosseum with Rome,” says Mybelle V. Aragon-GoBio, RLC’s senior vice president and general manager for Robinsons Destination Estates.
The Victor gracing the Pasig skyline at night
Inspired by the remarkable success story of Mr. John Gokongwei, Jr., “The Victor” embodies the spirit of triumph and serves as a beacon of inspiration. From humble beginnings, Mr. Gokongwei, Jr. emerged as an iconic and transformative figure in the industry, overcoming adversities, achieving unparalleled success, making an enduring impact on his country. The masterpiece serves as a testament to his journey of resilience, bridging connections, and igniting the unwavering Filipino winning spirit. It stands to honor his legacy, inspiring all who encounter it to carve their own paths to greatness and make a meaningful difference in the world.
“The Victor” embodies the essence of Filipino artistry, creativity, and innovation, seamlessly blending art, architecture, and engineering into a harmonious fusion. Its all-conquering pose, with a raised fist thrust in the air, is meant to inspire visitors. It pays tribute to Global Filipinos who have achieved greatness and influence both within and beyond their homeland. These individuals, whether they are legends, emerging talents, or everyday heroes, embody the fearless pursuit of challenging the status quo, trailblazing new paths, and ignited the Filipino winning spirit.
THE POWER OF PUBLIC ART
Bridgetowne, once the old site of a production plant and textile manufacturing hub, was transformed from an industrial space into a livable and emerging hub of community, creativity and commerce. Recognizing that art has the extraordinary ability to breathe new life into cities, revitalizing public spaces and fostering a sense of community, Robinsons Land invested in the integration of unique public art installations in its open spaces and opened doors to collaborate with Filipino artists.
A render of Bridgetowne, a premier destination estate by Robinsons Land
“We work with local artists to manifest our vision of an urban landscape that empowers individuals to live, work, play, and find inspiration. Art breathes life into cities, infusing them with culture, soul, and emotion. Just as with ‘The Victor,’ our aim is to inspire and unite people, spark their imagination, and leave a lasting impression on those who see and experience it,” said Aragon-GoBio.
A render of Bridgetowne Destination Estate’s iconic bridge, set to be another landmarkA render showcasing the opulence of Opus Mall
According to Aragon-GoBio, this also makes their role as a real estate developer more fulfilling. While real estate development traditionally focuses on constructing buildings and infrastructure, integrating public art into developments adds an extra dimension of social and cultural enrichment in the spaces they create, spaces that resonate with people on a deeper level, making their work more meaningful.
THE BRIDGE: WHERE ARTISTRY MEETS CONNECTIVITY
Visiting Bridgetowne to see “The Victor” offers the opportunity to appreciate another work of art that gives the destination estate its name. Designed by the late National Artist Francisco “Bobby” Mañosa, a visually stunning bridge spans 110 meters, connects the 9-hectare Quezon City side (Bridgetowne West) of the development with the 23-hectare Pasig City side (Bridgetowne East). With the passing of his father, Architect Gelo Mañosa, representing the family’s architectural firm Mañosa & Co., completed the project.
Inspired by the ribbon depicted in the Bridgetowne logo, the bridge serves as a powerful symbol of triumph at the finish line, embodying the spirit of achievement. Its design draws inspiration from the elegant curvature of the ribbon, capturing the essence of reaching milestones and accomplishing goals. The bridge stands as a visual representation of the determination and success that Bridgetowne fosters.
Passing over the Marikina River, the bridge has an expansive width of 25 meters, featuring four lanes dedicated to vehicles with dedicated lanes for pedestrians and bikers. Serving as a vital component of Bridgetowne’s infrastructure, the bridge seamlessly connects both vehicles and pedestrians significantly reducing travel time from one point of Metro Manila to another.
A DESTINATION ESTATE WHERE WINNERS GO
Bridgetowne is a destination estate offering a multitude of life-enhancing amenities. The Opus Mall, an upscale 5-level shopping, dining, and recreation destination, is slated to open this year. The forthcoming Fili Hotel, by Robinsons Hotels and Resorts, the country’s first homegrown Filipino 5-star hotel, will have 300 well-appointed rooms providing guests with luxurious accommodations and signature Filipino hospitality and craftsmanship.
A render of the luxurious, 5-star FILI Hotel
The estate features sustainable architecture through its line-up of premium-grade office buildings in Bridgetowne West, such as the Exxa-Zeta, Tera, and Giga Towers, distinguished by their LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certifications; while the highly anticipated GBF Towers 1 and 2 are poised to achieve LEED Gold certification upon completion. These buildings prioritize energy efficiency, green practices, and a conducive work environment, attracting multinational and local companies.
Nestled within Bridgetowne East, a thriving neighborhood is soon to rise with its line-up of upscale residential towers that is poised to become the most coveted addresses in the city. Among them are luxury residences such as the Velaris (a joint venture with Hongkong Land), Haraya (a collaboration with Shang Properties), Le Pont, and the premium Cirrus by RLC Residences, offering residents a seamless blend of luxury and refined living.
Also housed in Bridgetowne is Blue Leaf Cosmopolitan, the ultimate venue destination known for its modern and sleek design. As the premier choice for grand celebrations, corporate events, meetings, conferences, exhibitions, and product launches, it offers impressive facilities and impeccable service, setting the stage for unforgettable experiences.
Recreational open spaces that promote wellness are also a highlight of the estate. The 6,000 square meter Bridgetowne Obstacle Park, the world’s largest outdoor obstacle park, provides an exciting venue for outdoor activities. The upcoming Bridgetowne Football Pitch, meeting FIFA’s stringent standards, will be the country’s premier football field. An adjacent premium sports bar and lounge will serve as a hub for sports and entertainment, complemented by additional sports facilities and recreational amenities.
A shot of the FIFA-preferred Bridgetowne Football pitch
With its premium residential developments, sustainable office buildings, upscale retail and dining options, 5-star hospitality, and recreational open spaces, Bridgetowne embodies the live-work- play-inspire lifestyle. It creates a vibrant and enriching urban experience for individuals seeking a dynamic and fulfilling lifestyle.
Bridgetowne Destination Estate has been awarded Best Township Development and Best Township Masterplan Design at the prestigious PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards 2022. This recognition solidifies Bridgetowne’s position as a benchmark for excellence in integrated developments, setting the standard for future developments in the country.
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