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Monday, December 17, 2012

Stock News 2012: Robinsons Magnolia Is ‘Green Mall’

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Robinsons Magnolia Mall, which was opened recently, has been certified as a green infrastructure by the local government of Quezon City, making it the “First Green Mall Building” in the country’s most populous city.

In a statement, the Gokongwei-led Robinsons Land Corp. said the four-level retail complex was awarded the certificate in ceremonies in City Hall. It was found to have strictly adhered to the stringent standards set under the city government’s Green Building Ordinance of 2009, which requires the design, construction or retrofitting of building, other structures and movable properties to meet minimum standards of a green infrastructure.

The awarding of the green building certification now makes the Robinsons Magnolia Mall, located along the bustling corner of Aurora Boulevard and Hemady Street, a showcase of sustainable development practices.

According to Arlene G. Magtibay, Robinsons Malls’ General Manager, “We are very glad that Robinsons Magnolia has been certified as Quezon City’s first Green Mall Building.  We have always been concerned that our developments work with and not against the environment, and we are happy that the QC government shares the same vision and has recognized our efforts towards this common goal.”

Magtibay said that RLC’s 32nd mall was installed with skylight and glass curtains that allow natural lighting, a move that is expected to rake in huge energy savings for the company.

To further reduce its carbon footprint, Robinsons Magnolia Mall used the more energy efficient colored LED (light emitting diode) light fixtures for the façade.

Compared with normal high wattage metal halide lamps, the LED lighting saves 50 percent in energy consumption.

In the interior, the mall resorted to high efficient light fixtures that saves energy by 30 percent.

Robinsons Magnolia likewise treats the wastewater coming from its sewage treatment plant (STP) and recycles the wastewater for use in cleaning, flushing toilets and irrigation.  It has installed rainwater collectors which help reduce its usage of fresh water.

http://www.mb.com.ph/articles/384175/robinsons-magnolia-is-green-mall#.UMKGS-Smj3w

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Thursday, June 16, 2011

Stock News 2011: DMCI flaunts high-rise expertise

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With DMCI Homes taking the top spot in the medium-rise residential development category, it’s only consequential for the builder-developer to literally, level up.

The company’s latest project is Flair Towers – a two-tower high-rise condominium complex that will reflect the same winning advantages that have generated success for DMCI Homes’ mid-rise projects all over the metro. Following the developer’s commitment to innovation, this project will emerge with its own outstanding attributes that will distinguish it from other products in the market.

DMCI Homes uses its 55-year construction heritage to do what may seem impossible: turn high-rise living into a resort-style daily experience. Rising at 41 storeys on 1.4 hectares of prime land, Flair Towers uses the company’s expertise in creating luxurious communities for condo dwellers. DMCI Homes tempers the modern constraints of urban living through a grand solution: the Lumiventt Design Technology.

This innovative concept in high-rise living refers to an architectural building design that aims to maximize the natural benefits of “light” (lumen) and air (ventus). The Lumiventt design allows light to enter and fresh air to freely circulate among common areas and even in the residents’ individual units through Sky Patios, or three-storey high openings at the front and back of each building, on every five floors.



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