Park Central Towers

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Twin Residential Building in Makati, Philippines

StatusCompleted

TypeResidential

LocationMakati Avenue, Makati, Philippines

Coordinates14°33′34″N 121°01′39″E / 14.55943°N 121.02738°E / 14.55943; 121.02738

Park Central Towers
Park Central Towers in 2023.
Interactive map of the Park Central Towers area
General information
Status	Completed
Type	Residential
Location	Makati Avenue, Makati, Philippines
Coordinates	14°33′34″N 121°01′39″E / 14.55943°N 121.02738°E / 14.55943; 121.02738
Opening	2025
Technical details
Floor count	South Tower - 69 North Tower - 56
Design and construction
Architecture firm	SCDA Design Leandro V. Locsin Partners
Developer	Ayala Land
Main contractor	Makati Development Corporation
Website
ayalalandpremier.com/our-portfolio/park-central-towers/

The Park Central Towers is a complex of two skyscrapers in Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines.

The Park Central Towers were publicly announced in August 2016 by its developer Ayala Land, replacing the Mandarin Oriental Manila, which was relocated to a new structure across the street. Park Central Towers was placed under the Ayala Land Premier brand.^[1]

The first building to be built was the Park Central South Tower.^[1] The South Tower was topped out on October 21, 2022.^[2]. It was completed in 2024. The North Tower was topped out in 2023, and was completed in 2025.

Architecture and design

The Park Central Towers are composed of the 69-storey North Tower with a height of 248 metres (814 ft) and the 56-storey South Tower. Its exterior design was designed by Singaporean firm SCDA Design by Soo Chan, in collaboration with Philippine firm Leandro V. Locsin Partners.^[2] The residential towers' interiors were designed by J. Antonio Mendoza Design Consultants, Asuncion Berenguer Inc. in collaboration with Studio Taku Shimizu for the retail podium’s interiors, Q-Works for environmental graphics, Ace and Associates for security, and BCL Asia for landscaping. ^[3]

References

1 2 Mangawang, Cesar (6 August 2016). "Park Central Towers P20.5B ultra-luxury Makati project". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved 7 July 2023.
1 2 "Ayala Land's tallest building tops off". BusinessMirror. 9 November 2022. Retrieved 7 July 2023.
↑ BrandRoom, INQUIRER net (2022-11-07). "Park Central Towers, Ayala Land's tallest building, tops off". INQUIRER.net. Retrieved 2024-10-30.

Skyscrapers and towers in Metro Manila

Completed

Over 300 m	Metrobank Center (318 m, 2017)
250–299 m	PBCom Tower (259 m, 2000) Trump Tower Manila (251 m, 2017) The Gramercy Residences (250 m, 2013) Discovery Primea (250 m, 2013)
200–249 m	Mega Tower (249.7 m, 2021) Park Central South Tower (248 m, 2022) Shangri-La at the Fort, Manila (247 m, 2016) Century Spire (245 m, 2022) Grand Riviera Suites (230 m, 2014) One Shangri-La Place (227 m, 2014) BSA Twin Towers (221 m, 2011) The Skysuites Tower (220 m, 2019) G.T. International Tower (217 m, 2001) The St. Francis Shangri-La Place (213 m, 2009) The Podium West Tower (210 m, 2019) BDO Corporate Center Ortigas (210 m, 2015) One Rockwell West Tower (210 m, 2010) Petron Megaplaza (210 m, 1998) The Knightsbridge Residences (210 m, 2014) UnionBank Plaza (206 m, 2004) The residences at Greenbelt San Lorenzo Tower (205 m, 2009) Edades Tower (205 m, 2014) 1322 Golden Empire Tower (203 m, 2002) One Corporate Centre (202 m, 2009) Milano Residences (200 m, 2016) AIA Tower (200 m, 2000)
150–199 m	Milano Residences (196 m, 2016) Ayala Triangle Gardens North – Tower 2 (194.6 m, 2021) Anchor Skysuites (193 m, 2013) RCBC Plaza Yuchengco Tower (192 m, 2001) The Infinity Fort Bonifacio (190 m, 2011) Park Central North Tower (189 m, 2025) Alveo Financial Tower (188 m, 2020) Rufino Pacific Tower (186 m, 1994) One San Miguel Avenue (183 m, 2001) Tower 6789 (180 m, 2013) LKG Tower (180 m, 2000) Marco Polo Ortigas Manila (180 m, 2014) The Shang Grand Tower (180 m, 2005) The Finance Centre (180 m, 2018) Pacific Plaza Towers (179 m, 2001) Atlanta Centre (179 m, 1998) Robinsons Equitable Tower (175 m, 1997) One Roxas Triangle (174 m, 2000) Robinsons Summit Center (174 m, 2001) The Enterprise Center Tower 1 (172 m, 1999) The Residences at Greenbelt Laguna Tower (171 m, 2008) The Residences at Greenbelt Manila Tower (171 m, 2010) RCBC Plaza Tower 2 (170 m, 2001) The Beacon Arnaiz Tower (170 m, 2013) Solaire Resort North (170 m, 2024) Pearl of the Orient Tower (168 m, 2004) One Rockwell East Tower (165 m, 2011) Torre de Manila (165 m, 2019) Seven/NEO (162 m, 2016) Rizal Tower (161 m, 2000) Ayala Tower One (160 m, 1996) Orient Square (160 m, 1999) The Beacon Amorsolo Tower (158 m, 2012) The Beacon Roces Tower (158 m, 2012) Zuellig Building (155 m, 2012) Exportbank Plaza (155 m, 1998) The World Centre (152.4 m, 1996) Salcedo Park Twin Towers (151 m, 1996) Joy-Nostalg Center (150 m, 2009) Summit One Tower (150 m, 1998)

Under
construction

The Stratford Residences (312 m, 2023)
The Estate Makati (276.8 m, 2029)
New BDO Corporate Center Makati Towers (272 m and 220 m)
New BPI Headquarters (224 m, 2028)
UNTV Broadcast Center (200 m, 2017)
Metrobank & Trust Company Headquarters Office (177 m)

Proposed

DDT Sky Tower (280 m)
Icone Tower (275 m)

Unbuilt

PAGCOR Tower (665 m)
Philippine Diamond Tower (612 m)
One Galleon Place (400 m)
Centennial Tower (390 m)
Skycity (335 m)
Lopez Center (320 m)

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