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D.M. Wenceslao Opens its Flagship Project Parqal in Aseana City

 


D.M. Wenceslao Board of Directors together with Cong. Edwin Olivarez during the ribbon

D.M. Wenceslao & Associates, Inc. (DMWAI) proudly unveiled its flagship project in Aseana City, Parqal, in a recent grand opening,  marking a momentous occasion for both DMWAI and the vibrant community it now calls home.

 

Wall art in Parqal celebrating Filipino culture and heritage


As attendees stepped into Parqal, they were greeted by a captivating blend of nature and entertainment. The atmosphere was filled with the joyous echoes of traditional Pinoy street games, offering a nostalgic nod to the rich cultural heritage of every Pinoy. Adding to the festivities, an array of enticing food stalls adorned the courtyard, presenting flavors that celebrated the diversity of Filipino cuisine.


The evening culminated with a spectacular free inaugural concert that left a lasting impression on everyone present. Pinoy rock artists such as Yeng Constantino, I Belong to the Zoo, MC Einstein, and rising P-pop groups—VXON, G22, and Yes My Love—took the stage, enchanting the audience with their electrifying performances.

 


Parqal goers can now explore a variety of establishments, with more to follow in the future. Notable names like Cafe Mary Grace, Dylan Gourmet Café, Dunkin', A1 Shabu Shabu, Chachago, Soy Yummy, Sarabia Optical, Anthony's Hair & Nails Studio, Open Source by BTB, Aquabest, Iconique, Akira Skin & Spa, Le Reale Muebles, Skinive Aesthetics and Wellness Spa, Security Bank, Levi's, and KidCo are ready to welcome visitors. Additionally, The Marketplace is set to open its doors on October 4, offering even more choices for an enriching Parqal experience.

 

Parqal is open from 10 AM to 9 PM every Monday to Wednesday and from 10 AM to 10 PM on Thursdays to Sundays.

 

 

About Parqal

 

‘Parqal’, a wordplay from ‘park’ and ‘kalye’, aptly embodies Aseana City’s tenets of livability, walkability, and sustainability. 60% of its total area is dedicated to lush green landscapes and recreational facilities. At the center of Parqal lies a climate-protected linear park brimming with greenery. Parqal-goers will find respite from Metro Manila’s ever-changing weather as they explore a vibrant urban oasis while sheltered under a sweeping canopy.

Nestled in the heart of Aseana City, Parqal sits on five hectares of land stretching from Diokno Avenue to Macapagal Boulevard. Parqal blurs the line between public and private space by integrating public amenities into commercial development. The development is a collection of nine independent four-storey buildings. Its architectural expression has a modernized approach to the “Bahay-na-Bato” – the Philippines’ vernacular architecture derived from Hispanic and Chinese influences. The lower floors are designed to host retail and F&B shops whereas the upper floors will be home to offices.

 

Parqal also has a dedicated station in the Aseana City Loop which facilitates convenient public transport to and from dense commuter hubs Paranaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX) and Mall of Asia (MOA) through Aseana City. In the future, Parqal will be connected to an elevated walkway network which will connect major thoroughfares and establishments in the estate, including the upcoming Aseana City- Redemptorist LRT Station.

 

Testament to DMWAI’s commitment to sustainability, Parqal was designed and constructed to meet the rigorous certification requirements of the Philippine Green Building Council's Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence (BERDE) which has stringent criteria on energy consumption, GHG emissions, water consumption, and waste generation, among others.

 

ABOUT D.M. WENCESLAO & ASSOCIATES, INCORPORATED

DMWAI is an integrated property developer with expertise in land reclamation, construction, and real estate development. It is the master developer and primary owner of Aseana City, a development project with a total land area of 107.5 hectares located along the coastal waters of Manila Bay. Since 1965, DMWAI has reclaimed more than 2.4 million square meters of land, leased or developed 250,000 square meters of land and buildings, and completed over 140 construction and infrastructure projects including large, complex government developments throughout the Philippines. For further information, visit dmwai.com or contact iro@dmwai.com

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