Heeding the prayers of yuppies and young families, a premier residential development is set to bring a different take to condominium living in Quezon City.
The Capital Towers, a project of Federal Land, one of the country’s biggest property developers, is a contemporary living environment that has it all. It has played a critical part in the 2009 Metrobank Art and Design (MADE) Competition, pushing the envelope for eco-friendly habitats and allowing interior designers to come up with different design possibilities.
Using recycled and indigenous materials, young interior designers transformed blank spaces into inspiring green homes. Karina Diana Cortez emerged as the grand winner with her "Search and Rescue" motif, applying recycled materials such as wood blocks, glass mirrors and cut moldings. The Capital Towers not only opened its doors to young interior designers but also offered designing ideas for future residents, whether they choose a 1-bedroom or 2-bedroom unit.
What’s more, units are already equipped with ceramic tiles (for the kitchen, bath and toilet), teakwood parquet flooring (living and dining rooms, bedrooms) as well as granite countertop, splashboard, laminated doors and kitchen base cabinet.
These quality finishes combined with floor-to-ceiling windows signify The Capital Towers’ pledge to provide comfortable family living. After all, space management is the heart of the development.
Aside from the elegant interiors, The Capital Towers also has a dedicated property management team, providing fully automated sprinkler and heat or smoke detector system, centralized garbage disposal system, and 24-hour security. The development also has a concealed sanitary piping system, encouraging efficient water management system -- practicing environmental sustainability in the process.
The development, which is located along E. Rodriguez Avenue in Quezon City, also unveils a whole load of benefits. Its prime location means its residents need not brave long commutes. The Capital Towers is easily within reach of schools, health & beauty shops and similar other commercial establishments.
Leading medical institutions like St. Luke’s Medical Center, Delos Santos-STI Medical Center, and the National Children’s Hospital are within the vicinity. Various schools and universities are also within reach, some are even walking distance: St. Joseph’s College, and Trinity University of Asia, just to name a few.
Slated for turnover in 2010, The Capital Towers’ potpourri of impressive design ideas, modern finishes, amenities and services, and its accessibility to life’s essentials- schools, hospitals, churches, and other commercial establishments make this pristine structure the height of prime living.