Starmall Taguig

Project Description
Starmall Taguig will have a gross leasable area of almost 50,000 square meters with anchor stores such as AllHome, Finds Department Store and a preferred supermarket chain. AllHome is expected to open in the summer of 2014.

The mall will have cinemas, restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, as well as businesses and professional services. It will offer a town center experience with a "hip" vibe.Project Location

• Near Greenville Subdivision (Camella Homes) and Pacific Residences (Camella Homes), at the Back of Vista de Lago, along Levi Mariano Avenue corner Bagong Calzada Street, Ususan-Tuktukan Boundary

Implementing Agency

• Manuela Corporation (Star Malls)

SM Grace Residence

Project Description

Grace Residences is set in the progressive city of Taguig, the natural expansion area of the country's financial capital, Makati City.

Project Map

Site Development Plan

Implementing Agency:

• SM Development Corporation

SSI's Central Square

Implementing Agency:

• Stores Specialists, Inc.

LRT Line 1 Refurbished Rolling Stock Project

Project Description

A refurbished BN ACEC 1st Generation LRV and Kinki Sharyo and Nippon Sharyo 3rd Generation LRV features an Active Route Map and the STARiS version 2.0 features real-time multi-purpose displays that feature landmarks in the vicinity of a station when the train arrives at a station. Animated advertisements, including local commercials and movie trailers, will also be available.

The 4-car BN ACEC 1st Generation LRV and Kinki Sharyo and Nippon Sharyo 3rd Generation LRV stainless steel trains feature electrically operated automatic sliding doors, larger gangway, air-conditioning, dedicated space for passengers with reduced mobility, route map in English & Traditional Chinese, LED display, and announcement for passenger information, and luggage racks. They will be equipped with a regenerative braking system ensuring significant energy savings. These cars, although similar to their counterparts running on the LRT-1, they feature LCD showing the station number and station name in each car.

The trains underwent a four-year mid-life refurbishment program, which was completed on 2 January 2016.

Implementing Agency:

• Light Rail Transit Authority (Lines 1 and 2)
• Department of Transportation and Communications