Brilliant city living at Gem Residences
Life sparkles in the Pasig City skyline with a new SMDC project
Home is where you find yourself: a haven where you are safe, content, and secure. With the churn and grind of urbanization, it can be challenging to find that safe haven within the metropolis.
There are many reasons why many people choose to invest in homes in the city. It could be proximity to work or simply a desire for a slice of urban life. Some do it for investment, others as a dwelling place during trips to the Metro or as a future home for one’s kids. For many, Metro living means being close to the action and to new and exciting possibilities.
One needs the kind of environment that enables one to find that settling down place, one that opens up possibilities for brilliant city living.
This is what Gem Residences offers, the only development in the C5-Pasig stretch that has direct access to C5 road.
M Concept is the interior design firm behind SMDC’s award-winning developments, such as last year’s PropertyGuru Philippines Property Awards runaway winners: Air and Shore Residences (Best High-End Condo Interior Design for the Philippines), and Coast Residences (Highly Commended Design for the Philippines).
EAALA is one of the Philippines’ leading architectural firms that combines expertise in landscape architecture, master planning, and environmental graphics. Among its award-winning designs for SMDC are: 2019 PropertyGuru Philippines Philippines Property Awards’ Best Condo Landscape Architectural Design for Vine Residences and Shore Residences.
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