Vertical Gardens of New DMCI Homes Condos to Refresh Busy Roads

Artist’s illustration of The Valeron Tower showcasing vertical gardens on the facade.

Amid the metro’s endless rush, Quadruple A developer, DMCI Homes is introducing refreshing pockets of calm through the vertical gardens of its newest developments. 

 

Soon to rise along major thoroughfares, The Valeron Tower along C-5 (E. Rodriguez Avenue) in Pasig City, One Delta Terraces at the corner of West Avenue and Quezon Avenue in Quezon City, and The Calinea Tower in M.H. Del Pilar, East Grace Park in Caloocan City are envisioned as vibrant green landmarks. 

 

With terraced gardens, lush façades, and landscaped open areas, these communities will not only provide residents with serene living environments but also bring a breath of nature to passersby navigating the city’s busiest roads. 

 

The Valeron Tower greets residents and visitors with a bright, eye-catching façade adorned with vertical greenery, setting it apart along C-5. Its ground floor features landscaped areas, commercial spaces, and a convenience store catering to everyday needs, seamlessly blending functionality with nature. 

 

In Quezon City, One Delta Terraces stands out with its verdant façade, where vertical gardens create a striking contrast against the urban surroundings, establishing it as a true city landmark. 

 

Similarly, The Calinea Tower in Caloocan City combines lush vertical greenery with thoughtful landscaping, providing residents a relaxing home environment while giving the neighborhood a distinctive and inviting character. 

Artist’s illustration of One Delta Terraces highlighting its nature-inspired exterior.

Beautiful Landscapes 

 

Greener living has long been part of DMCI Homes’ identity. The company continues to lead in urban residential design by integrating expansive, beautifully landscaped spaces into its developments, while also carrying greenery into the public realm for the benefit of the broader community. 

 

Through programs such as the Local Government Support Fund – Assistance to Cities (LGSF-AC) under the “Green, Green, Green” initiative, the government underscores the vital role of parks and landscaping in urban wellness. In the private sector, DMCI Homes has been advancing this vision for years. 

 

To date, DMCI Homes has created 47 hectares of landscaped areas across its communities—nearly twice the size of the Quezon Memorial Circle national park in Quezon City. 

 

Unlike typical projects where open spaces are an afterthought, DMCI Homes treats greenery as a cornerstone of community living. Each space is thoughtfully planned and nurtured by its award-winning in-house Concepts and Landscape Management Team, supported by facilities like the Acacia Estates nursery in Taguig, where thousands of plants are cultivated before being integrated into communities. 

 

This commitment has earned recognition. In 2016, Arista Place in Parañaque received the first Urban Land Institute Philippines Healthy Places Award for its ecological and community-friendly design. Royal Palm Residences in Taguig set the tone in 2008 by devoting a full hectare of open space alongside resort-style amenities—an uncommon practice at the time. 

Artist’s illustration of The Calinea Tower’s lush façade design.

Green Benefits 

 

The value of these green spaces extends beyond beauty. According to a 2016 World Health Organization report, access to nature is linked to reduced stress, sharper mental focus, stronger immunity, and healthier lifestyles. Green spaces also foster social connections, provide safe play areas for children, cool down neighborhoods, improve air quality, and reduce noise. 

 

For DMCI Homes residents, these benefits are part of daily life, woven into the 47 hectares of gardens and open areas that define their communities. For families and professionals, it means living where the restorative power of nature is built in—day after day, year after year. 

 

DMCI Homes continues to show that greenery is not just a feature but part of its identity, extending the touch of nature beyond its gates and setting the standard for sustainable urban living. 

 

DMCI Homes is the Philippines’ first Quadruple A real estate developer known for building quality resort-inspired communities in Mega Manila, Baguio, Boracay and Davao City. The company’s portfolio boasts more than 70 properties since it was launched in 1999.   

  

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