LEADING green and sustainable property developer Arthaland recently held an on-time topping off of the Savya Financial Center North Tower in ARCA South, which is being positioned as a next-generation 24/7 global business address offering excellent amenities, a fully integrated retail area, zero contact building features and huge green and open spaces.
The two-tower sustainable office development was launched in 2019 and its first building, the North Tower was built in partnership with Japanese major real-estate developer Mitsubishi Estate.
Masato Aikawa, managing director of Mitsubishi Estate Asia, expressed confidence that the Savya Financial Center will attract locators particularly multinational companies as it offers, innovative technology, sustainability, and wellness features that have been incorporated in the building’s design. “From the very beginning, we have been aligned with Heartland’s corporate vision to create high quality and sustainable buildings for our next generation. Through this strong partnership, the Savya Financial Center became our company’s first venture in the Philippines. The success of this development will certainly become the foundation for our long-term partnership with Arthaland ,” said Aikawa in a press statement.
Moreover, Arthaland and Mitsubishi Estate are introducing key technologies that will include remote virtual concierge and semi autonomous security surveillance robots that promote a safer, contactless office environment. By offering sustainable and wellness features, Arthaland and Mitsubishi Estate, future occupants will also benefit from the healthier workplace ecosystem, higher work force efficiency, and substantial savings in energy costs, making it an ideal location for both multinational and local companies to transfer or consolidate.
Aside from making good its commitment to all stakeholders to top-off the North Tower of Savya Financial Center on schedule, Arthaland Vice Chairman and President Jaime C. Gonzalez said the company is standing on the success of its world-renowned and multi-awarded Arthaland Century Pacific Tower in Bonifacio Global City and the Cebu Exchange in Cebu City to be replicated in Savya Financial Center to become the preferred address in what will be the most highly connected business district in the country.
Furthemore, Gonzalez said ARCA South is a highly connected and synchronized growth center that offers a seamless working environment as it connects tenants and locators to several host services in the area through its connective infrastructure, strategic master plan, and its very own intermodal transport system.
Savya Financial Center will be accessible to Metro Manila, the new transportation networks such as the Southeast Metro Manila Expressway, Metro Manila Skyway, Metro Manila Subway, and the Taguig Integrated Terminal Exchange. It also lies near various warehousing facilities in the nearby Food Termina Inc. (FTI), the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia), and major commercial business districts like Makati City, Bonifacio Global City and Ortigas Center.
Arthaland will provide its tenants convenient shuttle services that will further provide a seamless, hassle-free commute experience to and from several key pick-up and drop-off points across the Greater Metro Manila area. Through its leading-edge sustainable features, Savya Financial Center is soon to become a multi-certified green building. It has been ore-certified for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold Certification and on-track for the Philippine Green Building Council’s BERDE Certification, International WELL Building Institute’s WELL Building Standard, and the International Finance Corporation’s Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies (EDGE) certification.
The North Tower is scheduled for completion in November 2021.
Article and Photo originally posted by Business Mirror last February 24, 2021 and written by Rizal Raoul Reyes .
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