Makati, Philippines – July 24, 2025 – Zeroten Park’s The Company announces the grand opening of its Makati flagship on August 1, 2025, redefining how innovative startups and international enterprises access and scale in Metro Manila’s most prestigious business district. As Makati continues to attract the world’s most forward-thinking organizations, the need for frictionless, globally connected workspace solutions has never been greater.

Overcoming Barriers, Unlocking Opportunity

Historically, the path to establishing a presence in Makati has been complex and capital-intensive. According to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority and consultancies like Leechiu and Colliers, new entrants routinely face upfront costs of PHP 250,000–300,000, from lease deposits and permits to fit-out and internet. Monthly operational outlays—rent, utilities, salaries, supplies—easily exceed PHP 120,000, with extra complications for foreign firms managing regulatory processes and service delays. Even “serviced offices” often fall short, adding hidden fees, steep deposits, and pay-per-use charges that disrupt business plans and cash flow.

The Company Makati: A Launchpad for Global Growth

The Company Makati offers a powerful alternative—tailored for both emerging founders and multinational teams. Its plug-and-play solution removes the usual barriers to entry, enabling immediate market presence with transparent, all-inclusive pricing:

Minimal Setup: Move in with just one month’s rent, deposit, and advance—well under half the traditional requirement.

Predictable Costs: The monthly rental of a private office for 1-person at The Company Makati starts at PHP 15,000/month, with all-in monthly costs (rent, internet, utilities, permits, furnishings, pantry.)

Business Class Infrastructure: Members receive fully furnished, secure offices, business-grade connectivity, backup power, compliance support, and access to flexible meeting rooms and pantry amenities.

Beyond Space: Business Matching and Global Connectivity

What sets The Company apart is its commitment to driving business growth—locally and internationally. Every membership includes not only workspace and operations support, but also proactive business matching services, delivered by a dedicated team of business producers and community professionals. Startups gain direct introductions to funding, partners, and clients. Multinational corporations are instantly connected to a curated network of local suppliers, regulators, and innovation leaders.

The Company’s USA and Asia-Pacific network, spanning Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and Hawaii, offers unrivaled soft-landing opportunities for firms entering new markets. Whether scaling up, hiring locally, or seeking cross-border ventures, members can leverage The Company’s experience and relationships to accelerate progress.

As featured on ABS-CBN News Channel’s Business Outlook segment, Joy Garingo - Dela Serna (Country Manager, The Company Philippines) discussed the organization’s vision in an interview with renowned anchor Ron Cruz. She highlighted The Company’s unique approach to business: matching companies and entrepreneurs across all branches, creating opportunities for collaboration that reach beyond traditional workspace boundaries.&nbsp;

“Across my years in the industry, I’ve seen both the excitement and frustration that come with entering Makati,” says Jessel Lisondra, Branch Manager of The Company Makati. “Our vision is to remove the guesswork and give every founder and executive not just a desk, but a ready-built launchpad—complete with operational clarity, expert guidance, and an open door to our global network. Business matching is part of every service we offer because our members come here to grow.”

Makati remains the nation’s commercial heart, with average office rents between PHP 900 and PHP 1,600 per square meter (Colliers Q2 2025), and a magnet for tech, BPO, finance, and consulting giants. Yet, as costs and complexity rise, flexibility and global connectivity are now non-negotiable. The Company Makati stands at the intersection of both: local expertise, international reach, and a track record of helping businesses—from the first hire to full-scale regional expansion.

Open Now: Experience What’s Next

The Company Makati is now accepting tours, inquiries, and membership applications for startups and MNCs seeking a smarter way to expand in the Philippines and beyond.

Make Makati your launchpad. Make The Company your partner.

The Company Makati is a workspace and business solutions hub by Zero-Ten Park, purpose-built to support startups and multinational companies expanding into the Philippines. Every membership includes premium office facilities, regulatory support, and global business matching across the USA and Asia-Pacific.

Zero-Ten Park is an industry leader in international real estate and workspace management, renowned for pioneering flexible, high-impact office environments throughout Asia.

A Trusted Answer to the Rising Cost and Complexity of Doing Business in the Philippines’ Premier CBD Makati, Philippines – July 24, 2025 – Zeroten Park’s The Company announces the grand opening of its Makati flagship on August 1, 2025, redefining how innovative startups and international enterprises access and scale in Metro Manila’s most prestigious business district. As Makati continues to attract the world’s most forward-thinking organizations, the need for frictionless, globally connected workspace solutions has never been greater.Overcoming Barriers, Unlocking OpportunityHistorically, the path to establishing a presence in Makati has been complex and capital-intensive. According to data from the Philippine Statistics Authority and consultancies like Leechiu and Colliers, new entrants routinely face upfront costs of PHP 250,000–300,000, from lease deposits and permits to fit-out and internet. Monthly operational outlays—rent, utilities, salaries, supplies—easily exceed PHP 120,000, with extra complications for foreign firms managing regulatory processes and service delays. Even “serviced offices” often fall short, adding hidden fees, steep deposits, and pay-per-use charges that disrupt business plans and cash flow.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/2c351cec-45e3-4d9d-8f1f-97856c867900/public" alt="Modern, flexible office space in Makati’s business district. Move-in ready, with high-speed internet and 24/7 access for teams of any size." />The Company Makati: A Launchpad for Global GrowthThe Company Makati offers a powerful alternative—tailored for both emerging founders and multinational teams. Its plug-and-play solution removes the usual barriers to entry, enabling immediate market presence with transparent, all-inclusive pricing:Minimal Setup: Move in with just one month’s rent, deposit, and advance—well under half the traditional requirement.Predictable Costs: The monthly rental of a private office for 1-person at The Company Makati starts at PHP 15,000/month, with all-in monthly costs (rent, internet, utilities, permits, furnishings, pantry.)Business Class Infrastructure: Members receive fully furnished, secure offices, business-grade connectivity, backup power, compliance support, and access to flexible meeting rooms and pantry amenities.Beyond Space: Business Matching and Global ConnectivityWhat sets The Company apart is its commitment to driving business growth—locally and internationally. Every membership includes not only workspace and operations support, but also proactive business matching services, delivered by a dedicated team of business producers and community professionals. Startups gain direct introductions to funding, partners, and clients. Multinational corporations are instantly connected to a curated network of local suppliers, regulators, and innovation leaders.The Company’s USA and Asia-Pacific network, spanning Japan, Singapore, Vietnam, and Hawaii, offers unrivaled soft-landing opportunities for firms entering new markets. Whether scaling up, hiring locally, or seeking cross-border ventures, members can leverage The Company’s experience and relationships to accelerate progress.<div style="width: 100%; height: 100%; padding: 16px;"><iframe style="width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/3haOOJ9junY" allowfullscreen=true></iframe></div>As featured on ABS-CBN News Channel’s Business Outlook segment, Joy Garingo - Dela Serna (Country Manager, The Company Philippines) discussed the organization’s vision in an interview with renowned anchor Ron Cruz. She highlighted The Company’s unique approach to business: matching companies and entrepreneurs across all branches, creating opportunities for collaboration that reach beyond traditional workspace boundaries.&nbsp;A Trusted Partner for Expansion“Across my years in the industry, I’ve seen both the excitement and frustration that come with entering Makati,” says Jessel Lisondra, Branch Manager of The Company Makati. “Our vision is to remove the guesswork and give every founder and executive not just a desk, but a ready-built launchpad—complete with operational clarity, expert guidance, and an open door to our global network. Business matching is part of every service we offer because our members come here to grow.”The Makati Advantage—ReimaginedMakati remains the nation’s commercial heart, with average office rents between PHP 900 and PHP 1,600 per square meter (Colliers Q2 2025), and a magnet for tech, BPO, finance, and consulting giants. Yet, as costs and complexity rise, flexibility and global connectivity are now non-negotiable. The Company Makati stands at the intersection of both: local expertise, international reach, and a track record of helping businesses—from the first hire to full-scale regional expansion.Open Now: Experience What’s NextThe Company Makati is now accepting tours, inquiries, and membership applications for startups and MNCs seeking a smarter way to expand in the Philippines and beyond.Make Makati your launchpad. Make The Company your partner.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/0785b85b-eefd-4e2f-fbb5-88c0a33e0f00/public" alt="Bright, fully-equipped meeting room at The Company Makati—ideal for team sessions or client calls. Sleek, private, and ready to book by the hour." />About The Company Makati
The Company Makati is a workspace and business solutions hub by Zero-Ten Park, purpose-built to support startups and multinational companies expanding into the Philippines. Every membership includes premium office facilities, regulatory support, and global business matching across the USA and Asia-Pacific.About Zero-Ten Park
Zero-Ten Park is an industry leader in international real estate and workspace management, renowned for pioneering flexible, high-impact office environments throughout Asia.

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Startups

SMEs

A Trusted Answer to the Rising Cost and Complexity of Doing Business in the Philippines’ Premier CBD

Zeroten Park’s The Company Unveils Plug-and-Play Workspace in Makati, Unlocking Seamless Expansion for Startups and Multinationals

In a post-pandemic world shaped by isolation, remote work, and housing scarcity, the question is no longer whether people want to live together—it’s how we intentionally build environments where they can thrive.

About one year ago, my family relocated from the Philippines to Finland so my wife could take on an exciting new role. Since then, I’ve become even more immersed in Woke Coliving—not only as its founder, but as a full-time community member. I had to leave behind my “expat life” in Rockwell, arguably one of the best neighbourhoods in the world (and believe me, I’ve had the privilege of living and working in diverse cities around the world). Yet even after trading that lifestyle for an 18-square-meter room, I found myself surprisingly at ease.

Adaptability is part of who I am. And after a year of living the coliving experience firsthand, I can proudly say: we’ve built a strong, resilient community. What was once a professional venture has become something much more personal—an experiment in proximity, shared rhythms, and purpose-driven living.

At Woke, we don't just manage the space—we live and breathe it. Most of the Woke team, myself included, live and work within the very walls we operate. And that proximity has allowed me to witness something remarkable.

Every week, I see groups forming organically around shared interests—fitness, wellness, hobbies, even romance. We have a running group and a gym crew that train together and join marathon and fitness challenges. Just last night, I walked through the lobby of our Mandaluyong property and was caught off guard—in the best way possible. A group of sporty residents were gearing up for a night run, another few were laughing around a table, fully engaged—with no phones, no laptops, just presence. Two more were deep into a jigsaw puzzle, heads bent in focus. This wasn’t some curated brand experience. It was a real community, unfolding in real time.

And yet, outside these walls, the digital world is doing the opposite—fragmenting our attention and pushing people further into isolation. The irony is hard to ignore: we’re more connected than ever, but lonelier than we’ve ever been. That’s why we’ve made a deliberate decision at Woke to design for connection. From the layout of common spaces to the temperature of the lighting, the height of the counters, and the softness of the couches—every detail is considered. Because the right atmosphere encourages people to linger, to engage, to open up.

But physical design is only half the equation. Community needs culture—and culture needs boundaries. We’ve implemented a clear, firm set of rules that uphold the health of our community. Racism, discrimination, or any kind of hostility is simply not tolerated. We're Woke not just by name, but in spirit. That means inclusion, respect, and shared responsibility. Most of our team lives in the properties, and we lead by example—keeping the spaces clean, showing up for others, and creating the kind of environment we’re proud to call home.

A Dual Challenge—Operator and Architect

As both coliving operator and active resident, I’ve seen firsthand how well-designed spaces and strong community frameworks can combat urban isolation. But with that insight comes responsibility—and complexity. The challenge for us at Woke is twofold.

From an operator’s perspective, the next frontier is scaling without losing soul. Growth brings investors, metrics, expansion targets. But how do we preserve intimacy and human connection when managing 1,000+ residents across multiple cities? How do we replicate a culture—not just a floor plan? The operational playbook must evolve to include not just SOPs and legal compliance, but deep rituals of community building, staff integration, and long-term resident engagement.

From the architect’s perspective, coliving must be recognized as an essential component of future cities. We’re no longer talking about an alternative housing model—we’re talking about critical social infrastructure. One that addresses density, affordability, and the need for intentional connection in urban environments. Yet most city plans and zoning regulations still lag behind these realities. The question now is: how do we embed coliving into the architectural and policy fabric of modern cities? How do we design neighbourhoods that are not just liveable, but shared, inclusive, and vibrant?

At Woke, we’re still writing the blueprint. But we know this much: coliving isn’t a temporary fix—it’s a long-term solution to urban loneliness and fragmentation. It calls on us to build not just better rooms, but better rhythms. Not just amenities, but belonging.

Coliving isn’t a trend—it’s infrastructure. After relocating to Finland with my family, I’ve continued to live part-time in an 18 sqm unit in the Philippines—immersed not just as a founder of Woke Coliving, but as a full-time community member. And what I’ve seen inside our walls is extraordinary.

We run together. We puzzle together. We laugh, share meals, and sometimes even fall in love. All while the outside world grows more digitally connected—and more emotionally distant.

The real challenge? Scaling this kind of community without losing its soul. And convincing cities to treat coliving not as a novelty, but as essential social infrastructure for the future.

📖 Here’s how we’re building not just rooms, but rhythms of belonging.

#Coliving #UrbanDesign #CommunityBuilding #FutureCities #WokeColiving #RealEstateInnovation #SocialInfrastructure In a post-pandemic world shaped by isolation, remote work, and housing scarcity, the question is no longer whether people want to live together—it’s how we intentionally build environments where they can thrive.About one year ago, my family relocated from the Philippines to Finland so my wife could take on an exciting new role. Since then, I’ve become even more immersed in Woke Coliving—not only as its founder, but as a full-time community member. I had to leave behind my “expat life” in Rockwell, arguably one of the best neighbourhoods in the world (and believe me, I’ve had the privilege of living and working in diverse cities around the world). Yet even after trading that lifestyle for an 18-square-meter room, I found myself surprisingly at ease.Adaptability is part of who I am. And after a year of living the coliving experience firsthand, I can proudly say: we’ve built a strong, resilient community. What was once a professional venture has become something much more personal—an experiment in proximity, shared rhythms, and purpose-driven living.At Woke, we don't just manage the space—we live and breathe it. Most of the Woke team, myself included, live and work within the very walls we operate. And that proximity has allowed me to witness something remarkable.Every week, I see groups forming organically around shared interests—fitness, wellness, hobbies, even romance. We have a running group and a gym crew that train together and join marathon and fitness challenges. Just last night, I walked through the lobby of our Mandaluyong property and was caught off guard—in the best way possible. A group of sporty residents were gearing up for a night run, another few were laughing around a table, fully engaged—with no phones, no laptops, just presence. Two more were deep into a jigsaw puzzle, heads bent in focus. This wasn’t some curated brand experience. It was a real community, unfolding in real time.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5606733c-aa7a-40c8-86d3-d37a592ff700/public" alt="Woke Coliving Kanlaon St." />And yet, outside these walls, the digital world is doing the opposite—fragmenting our attention and pushing people further into isolation. The irony is hard to ignore: we’re more connected than ever, but lonelier than we’ve ever been. That’s why we’ve made a deliberate decision at Woke to design for connection. From the layout of common spaces to the temperature of the lighting, the height of the counters, and the softness of the couches—every detail is considered. Because the right atmosphere encourages people to linger, to engage, to open up.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/0ca368e7-79ec-4d17-ef05-8adae26b0f00/public" alt="Image" />But physical design is only half the equation. Community needs culture—and culture needs boundaries. We’ve implemented a clear, firm set of rules that uphold the health of our community. Racism, discrimination, or any kind of hostility is simply not tolerated. We're Woke not just by name, but in spirit. That means inclusion, respect, and shared responsibility. Most of our team lives in the properties, and we lead by example—keeping the spaces clean, showing up for others, and creating the kind of environment we’re proud to call home.A Dual Challenge—Operator and ArchitectAs both coliving operator and active resident, I’ve seen firsthand how well-designed spaces and strong community frameworks can combat urban isolation. But with that insight comes responsibility—and complexity. The challenge for us at Woke is twofold.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/5fb233ba-9ad4-4d18-8a09-f606e4fbde00/public" alt="Image" />From an operator’s perspective, the next frontier is scaling without losing soul. Growth brings investors, metrics, expansion targets. But how do we preserve intimacy and human connection when managing 1,000+ residents across multiple cities? How do we replicate a culture—not just a floor plan? The operational playbook must evolve to include not just SOPs and legal compliance, but deep rituals of community building, staff integration, and long-term resident engagement.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/f1befac6-7eb3-47e1-8849-a269e1c71000/public" alt="Woke Coliving shared room" />From the architect’s perspective, coliving must be recognized as an essential component of future cities. We’re no longer talking about an alternative housing model—we’re talking about critical social infrastructure. One that addresses density, affordability, and the need for intentional connection in urban environments. Yet most city plans and zoning regulations still lag behind these realities. The question now is: how do we embed coliving into the architectural and policy fabric of modern cities? How do we design neighbourhoods that are not just liveable, but shared, inclusive, and vibrant?At Woke, we’re still writing the blueprint. But we know this much: coliving isn’t a temporary fix—it’s a long-term solution to urban loneliness and fragmentation. It calls on us to build not just better rooms, but better rhythms. Not just amenities, but belonging.

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Residential / Condominium

Coliving isn’t a trend—it’s infrastructure. After relocating to Finland with my family, I’ve continued to live part-time in an 18 sqm unit in the Philippines—immersed not just as a founder of Woke Coliving, but as a full-time community member. And what I’ve seen inside our walls is extraordinary.

We run together. We puzzle together. We laugh, share meals, and sometimes even fall in love. All while the outside world grows more digitally connected—and more emotionally distant.

The real challenge? Scaling this kind of community without losing its soul. And convincing cities to treat coliving not as a novelty, but as essential social infrastructure for the future.

📖 Here’s how we’re building not just rooms, but rhythms of belonging.

#Coliving #UrbanDesign #CommunityBuilding #FutureCities #WokeColiving #RealEstateInnovation #SocialInfrastructure

Coliving as Infrastructure: Building Communities in the Age of Urban Isolation

Almost 40% of the annual CO2 emissions comes from the building and construction world and, out of this, 70% comes from building operations.

As an architect, I worked for the past 18 years designing projects across the globe and very rarely I have encountered sustainable buildings that pursue sustainability beyond the building itself. I mean, you can have a theoretically net-zero building, but if the community that uses it doesn’t have a sustainable approach to living, part of your efforts as designer and builder will be wasted.

In 2007, in my early days as an architect, I visited the BedZed in the UK, one of the first and most successful sustainable communities ever developed. BedZed, acronym for Beddington - its location - and Zero Emission Development, is a residential project in the British countryside, not too far from London. I went there riding my Vespa with no GPS and surprisingly it took me quite some time to find it, as the site was not advertised despite its famous pioneeristic approach. Upon entering the development, I noticed how much the architecture of BedZed was inspired by its sustainable approach: wind chimneys to promote natural ventilation, PV panels, green roofs, big windows (that compromised privacy a bit), sustainable materials and appliances. While sneaking around the private development, I was lucky enough to be invited by James, one of the residents, to visit the inside of his unit. James was a BedZed enthusiast. He proudly showed me his planters full of vegetables that he cultivated together with his next door neighbors. James explained to me that the BedZed community had a direct and effective sustainable approach to its daily life. For example, the use of cars was highly discouraged among residents, and James was riding his bicycle to London. Each house displayed a clear metering system to help residents monitor their utilities. Residents could benchmark their own consumption against the rest of the community, and no one wanted to be the one consuming the most. James told me that this benchmarking approach was particularly effective as he really felt the pressure to be among the “good residents” and was also a good reason to compete and have fun in BedZed. When it came the time to leave BedZed and James saw me on my Vespa, he scolded me, saying that next time I should have used public transport, because the bus stop is just conveniently right next to BedZed.

Since we started Woke Coliving in 2018, we set our goals to play a role within the SDGs framework, to impact the environment and to help the local communities to improve their living standards. By managing coliving communities, we really have the opportunity to bring sustainability up from the building to the community level. Our locations and proximity to the CBDs (Central Business Districts) promote walk-to-office culture and reduce the dependency from vehicular transportation. This directly reduces the individual's carbon footprint. Our newly built project in Mandaluyong was designed to maximize natural light and ventilation in all living areas, thus reducing dependency from the energy providers that, similarly to BedZed, are metered individually and are paid per use. Finally, moving from a sustainable approach to a design perspective, in the end I am still an architect, our building almost triples the occupancy of a traditional residential building, reducing the square meter per person from 24 to 8. Less buildings, more room for green and public spaces.&nbsp;

Coliving delivers tangible benefits to the people and the way they live, work and play. As operators and community managers, we have the responsibility to create awareness about wellness and influence sustainable living. Stepping forward with simple choices and small sacrifices creates a positive impact on our lives and the world we live in.&nbsp;

Since we started Woke Coliving in 2018, we set our goals to play a role within the SDGs framework, to impact the environment and to help the local communities to improve their living standards. By managing coliving communities, we really have the opportunity to bring sustainability up from the building to the community level. Almost 40% of the annual CO2 emissions comes from the building and construction world and, out of this, 70% comes from building operations.As an architect, I worked for the past 18 years designing projects across the globe and very rarely I have encountered sustainable buildings that pursue sustainability beyond the building itself. I mean, you can have a theoretically net-zero building, but if the community that uses it doesn’t have a sustainable approach to living, part of your efforts as designer and builder will be wasted.In 2007, in my early days as an architect, I visited the BedZed in the UK, one of the first and most successful sustainable communities ever developed. BedZed, acronym for Beddington - its location - and Zero Emission Development, is a residential project in the British countryside, not too far from London. I went there riding my Vespa with no GPS and surprisingly it took me quite some time to find it, as the site was not advertised despite its famous pioneeristic approach. Upon entering the development, I noticed how much the architecture of BedZed was inspired by its sustainable approach: wind chimneys to promote natural ventilation, PV panels, green roofs, big windows (that compromised privacy a bit), sustainable materials and appliances. While sneaking around the private development, I was lucky enough to be invited by James, one of the residents, to visit the inside of his unit. James was a BedZed enthusiast. He proudly showed me his planters full of vegetables that he cultivated together with his next door neighbors. James explained to me that the BedZed community had a direct and effective sustainable approach to its daily life. For example, the use of cars was highly discouraged among residents, and James was riding his bicycle to London. Each house displayed a clear metering system to help residents monitor their utilities. Residents could benchmark their own consumption against the rest of the community, and no one wanted to be the one consuming the most. James told me that this benchmarking approach was particularly effective as he really felt the pressure to be among the “good residents” and was also a good reason to compete and have fun in BedZed. When it came the time to leave BedZed and James saw me on my Vespa, he scolded me, saying that next time I should have used public transport, because the bus stop is just conveniently right next to BedZed.Since we started Woke Coliving in 2018, we set our goals to play a role within the SDGs framework, to impact the environment and to help the local communities to improve their living standards. By managing coliving communities, we really have the opportunity to bring sustainability up from the building to the community level. Our locations and proximity to the CBDs (Central Business Districts) promote walk-to-office culture and reduce the dependency from vehicular transportation. This directly reduces the individual's carbon footprint. Our newly built project in Mandaluyong was designed to maximize natural light and ventilation in all living areas, thus reducing dependency from the energy providers that, similarly to BedZed, are metered individually and are paid per use. Finally, moving from a sustainable approach to a design perspective, in the end I am still an architect, our building almost triples the occupancy of a traditional residential building, reducing the square meter per person from 24 to 8. Less buildings, more room for green and public spaces.&nbsp;Coliving delivers tangible benefits to the people and the way they live, work and play. As operators and community managers, we have the responsibility to create awareness about wellness and influence sustainable living. Stepping forward with simple choices and small sacrifices creates a positive impact on our lives and the world we live in.&nbsp;

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Since we started Woke Coliving in 2018, we set our goals to play a role within the SDGs framework, to impact the environment and to help the local communities to improve their living standards. By managing coliving communities, we really have the opportunity to bring sustainability up from the building to the community level. 

Paradigm Shift: From Sustainable Buildings to Sustainable Communities

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Tangerang, Banten, October 3, 2023 Presenting a harmonious blend of classical charm and contemporary elegance, Sutera Hall has officially announced its status as Tangerang’s go-to destination for events, weddings, and conferences. Offering state-of-the-art facilities coupled with an expert team, Sutera Hall promises events that aren’t just hosted, but celebrated.

"Our aim isn’t just to be another venue. We want it to be an unforgettable experience," says Tjandra Wancik a representative from Sutera Hall. The iconic Main Hall, devoid of any obstructing columns and spanning over a massive 2,511m2, borrows design inspirations from local wonders like the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid. A fusion of heritage and innovation is evident in every corner, making events truly extraordinary.

From the Wedding Package offering for intimate weddings to the strategic location attached to Mall @Alam Sutera, Sutera Hall seems to have thought of everything. Guests can enjoy special wedding packages, such as the Magnolia and Orchid packages, which accommodate 50 to 100 people respectively. These packages offer amenities from buffet menus by TableTop Catering to VIP rooms, ensuring every need is catered for.

One of the standout features includes direct access to Mall @Alam Sutera. This not only provides convenience but elevates the overall experience for guests. Additional facilities range from private changing rooms, a VIP lounge designed for utmost comfort, a sprawling parking area for over 2000 vehicles, and a versatile backstage area equipped with a loading dock.

Conveniently located near West Jakarta, Sutera Hall’s versatility shines through. Whether you're aiming for a corporate conference, a lavish wedding, an extensive exhibition, or an electrifying concert, this venue promises an unparalleled experience.

"Sutera Hall isn’t just about the space of a venue. It's about the stories we help to create. Whether you're taking the next big step in your personal life or in business, we're here to ensure that step is memorable," Tjandra adds.

To those interested, Sutera Hall invites you to explore their offerings more deeply. For more detailed information, or to get a feel of their comprehensive price list, the venue encourages potential clients to reach out.&nbsp;

A proud member of *<a href="https://alcorprime.com/">Alcor Prime</a>*, Sutera Hall is more than just a venue. It's an emblem of luxury, comfort, and memorable experiences in Tangerang.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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A proud member of Alcor Prime, <a href="https://suterahall.com">Sutera Hall</a> is more than just a venue. Located in Tangerang, adjacent to Mall @Alam Sutera, Sutera Hall is a blend of classical elegance and modern design. Inspired by the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid, this column-free Main Hall offers state-of-the-art facilities. Perfect for weddings, conferences, or concerts, Sutera Hall ensures each event is both extraordinary and memorable.

Established in 2009, <a href="https://alcorprime.com">Alcor Prime</a> stands as Indonesia's premier end-to-end event solution provider. Offering a spectrum of services, from event organization to sound &amp; lighting rentals, they streamline the event process. Driven by a mission to deliver unmatched experiences using top-tier products and skilled professionals, Alcor Prime consistently exceeds event expectations.

<h1>Sutera Hall Unveils Premier Event and Wedding Venue in Tangerang</h1>Sutera Hall in Tangerang, Banten stands out as a top venue for events, blending classic and modern designs. Its spacious Main Hall, inspired by the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid, spans 2,511m2. They offer tailored wedding packages, Magnolia and Orchid, for groups of 50 and 100. Conveniently linked to Mall @Alam Sutera, it provides amenities like changing rooms, a VIP lounge, and ample parking. Positioned near West Jakarta, it's suitable for a range of events and is affiliated with Alcor Prime.Tangerang, Banten, October 3, 2023 Presenting a harmonious blend of classical charm and contemporary elegance, Sutera Hall has officially announced its status as Tangerang’s go-to destination for events, weddings, and conferences. Offering state-of-the-art facilities coupled with an expert team, Sutera Hall promises events that aren’t just hosted, but celebrated."Our aim isn’t just to be another venue. We want it to be an unforgettable experience," says Tjandra Wancik a representative from Sutera Hall. The iconic Main Hall, devoid of any obstructing columns and spanning over a massive 2,511m2, borrows design inspirations from local wonders like the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid. A fusion of heritage and innovation is evident in every corner, making events truly extraordinary.From the Wedding Package offering for intimate weddings to the strategic location attached to Mall @Alam Sutera, Sutera Hall seems to have thought of everything. Guests can enjoy special wedding packages, such as the Magnolia and Orchid packages, which accommodate 50 to 100 people respectively. These packages offer amenities from buffet menus by TableTop Catering to VIP rooms, ensuring every need is catered for.One of the standout features includes direct access to Mall @Alam Sutera. This not only provides convenience but elevates the overall experience for guests. Additional facilities range from private changing rooms, a VIP lounge designed for utmost comfort, a sprawling parking area for over 2000 vehicles, and a versatile backstage area equipped with a loading dock.Conveniently located near West Jakarta, Sutera Hall’s versatility shines through. Whether you're aiming for a corporate conference, a lavish wedding, an extensive exhibition, or an electrifying concert, this venue promises an unparalleled experience."Sutera Hall isn’t just about the space of a venue. It's about the stories we help to create. Whether you're taking the next big step in your personal life or in business, we're here to ensure that step is memorable," Tjandra adds.To those interested, Sutera Hall invites you to explore their offerings more deeply. For more detailed information, or to get a feel of their comprehensive price list, the venue encourages potential clients to reach out.&nbsp;

A proud member of *<a href="https://alcorprime.com/">Alcor Prime</a>*, Sutera Hall is more than just a venue. It's an emblem of luxury, comfort, and memorable experiences in Tangerang.&nbsp;&nbsp;For inquiries and bookings:Sutera Hall*Mall @ Alam Sutera,Jl. Jalur Sutera Bar. No.16,&nbsp;Panunggangan Tim., Kec. Pinang,Kota Tangerang, Banten 15143<a href="https://wa.me/62818181670">0818 181 670</a><a href="mailto:info@suterahall.com">info@suterahall.com</a>To stay updated with what's happening at Sutera Hall, follow them on <a href="https://www.instagram.com/suterahall">https://www.instagram.com/suterahall</a> or visit their website [<a href="https://suterahall.com/.%5D(https://suterahall.com/)">https://suterahall.com/.](https://suterahall.com/)</a>About Sutera Hall:A proud member of Alcor Prime, <a href="https://suterahall.com">Sutera Hall</a> is more than just a venue. Located in Tangerang, adjacent to Mall @Alam Sutera, Sutera Hall is a blend of classical elegance and modern design. Inspired by the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid, this column-free Main Hall offers state-of-the-art facilities. Perfect for weddings, conferences, or concerts, Sutera Hall ensures each event is both extraordinary and memorable.About AlcorPrimeEstablished in 2009, <a href="https://alcorprime.com">Alcor Prime</a> stands as Indonesia's premier end-to-end event solution provider. Offering a spectrum of services, from event organization to sound &amp; lighting rentals, they streamline the event process. Driven by a mission to deliver unmatched experiences using top-tier products and skilled professionals, Alcor Prime consistently exceeds event expectations.Located in the heart of Jakarta, Naikreatif is recognized as an illustrious Digital Branding Agency, dedicated to refining and amplifying the digital presence of B2B entities. Utilizing a sophisticated blend of strategic insight, advanced Social Media Marketing tactics, and unparalleled Digital Content Production, we deftly transform digital complexities into lucrative avenues. Our repertoire encompasses meticulously crafted Company Profile Websites and innovative digital paradigms, positioning our esteemed clientele at the zenith of digital sophistication and influence.Name: Tjandra Wancik (Sutera Hall Consultant)
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Sutera Hall in Tangerang, Banten stands out as a top venue for events, blending classic and modern designs. Its spacious Main Hall, inspired by the Cisadane River and the Vanda Douglas orchid, spans 2,511m2. They offer tailored wedding packages, Magnolia and Orchid, for groups of 50 and 100. Conveniently linked to Mall @Alam Sutera, it provides amenities like changing rooms, a VIP lounge, and ample parking. Positioned near West Jakarta, it's suitable for a range of events and is affiliated with Alcor Prime.

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SM North EDSA Tower 1 is KMC Solutions’ first new flexible office development in 2023, with 553 seats across 2,449 sqm of floorspace. Located close to transit hubs, pedestrian walkways, shopping malls, and restaurants, the new flexible workspace in Manila offers a truly flexible working environment with hot desks and retractable outlets alongside a pantry, mind and body training room, shower facilities, and an ice cream machine. 

Meanwhile, the Jollibee Tower on Emerald Street, Ortigas, will offer 741 seats over 1,869 sqm of floor space, while the 5,590-sqm Lexmark, a PEZA-accredited building, will have 1,215 seats.

KMC's total footprint now spans across 27 buildings, totalling an impressive 106,442 square meters. These new workspaces are sure to meet the growing demand for flexible office solutions in the country, and KMC is excited to continue providing top-notch workspaces for businesses of all sizes.

Businesses and individuals renting office space in the KMC Solutions developments can expect flexible workspace designed for human moments. Each office strikes a balance between privacy and openness, with the need for social interaction taking equal precedence alongside business function.

KMC's latest addition, the SM North EDSA Tower 1, is opening at a time when many employees are seeking to rebuild their social capital, which McKinsey defines as "the presence of networks, relationships, shared norms, and trust," following the isolation and disruption caused by the pandemic. As a result, the role of the office is shifting from an individual-focused work environment to a social hub that fosters cooperation and innovative, unscripted collaboration. KMC recognizes this changing dynamic and has designed their space at SM North EDSA Tower 1 with this in mind, creating a flexible workspace that caters to the diverse needs of modern businesses and their employees. With KMC's community-oriented approach and state-of-the-art facilities, SM North EDSA Tower 1 is poised to become a hub for networking, creativity, and growth.

Hybrid office space allows for the in-person mentoring, meetings, and team communication, valued in particular by increasing numbers of Gen Z employees, but with the seamless flexibility for staff to enjoy the ease and efficiency of a working day at home. 

Commenting on the launch, Gian Reyes, VP of Marketing at KMC Solutions, said: “For businesses in the Philippines, the future of work is clear. People work best when they have the flexibility to work how they are programmed to work, not how they are forced to by traditional workplace norms. 

“The pandemic has given businesses in the Philippines the opportunity to rethink how they get the most out of their employees. Flexible working from a hybrid office is the future our businesses need.

“Our new office layouts are sensitive to the changing nature of work, with flexible solutions that allow for truly collaborative, meaningful professional engagement. We cater to individuals that need space to express themselves, employees who work best from the sofa, or people that need the structured surroundings of a more traditional office. Our flexible working philosophy means everyone can find the environment that drives their focus, creativity, and innovation.

“Hybrid working is emerging as the leading choice in the way we work. Companies that fragment their offices and offer multiple, smaller locations can offer the best of both working worlds and consequently attract and retain the best talent.”

<h1>KMC’s 1st 2023 Development Opens in SM North EDSA: Unveiling An Innovative Vision for the Future of Work in the Philippines</h1>KMC, the Philippines’ largest provider of coworking spaces, inaugurated SM North EDSA Tower 1 in Quezon City on Thursday, April 27, 2023, with plans of opening two more sites at Jollibee Tower, Pasig, and Lexmark, Cebu Business Park in May. Each offers state-of-the-art tech and business facilities and fully equipped social amenities, making hybrid work more achievable and sustainable for Filipino businesses. SM North EDSA Tower 1 is KMC Solutions’ first new flexible office development in 2023, with 553 seats across 2,449 sqm of floorspace. Located close to transit hubs, pedestrian walkways, shopping malls, and restaurants, the new flexible workspace in Manila offers a truly flexible working environment with hot desks and retractable outlets alongside a pantry, mind and body training room, shower facilities, and an ice cream machine. Meanwhile, the Jollibee Tower on Emerald Street, Ortigas, will offer 741 seats over 1,869 sqm of floor space, while the 5,590-sqm Lexmark, a PEZA-accredited building, will have 1,215 seats.KMC's total footprint now spans across 27 buildings, totalling an impressive 106,442 square meters. These new workspaces are sure to meet the growing demand for flexible office solutions in the country, and KMC is excited to continue providing top-notch workspaces for businesses of all sizes.<img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/KMC SM North EDSA.jpg" alt="Image"/>Businesses and individuals renting office space in the KMC Solutions developments can expect flexible workspace designed for human moments. Each office strikes a balance between privacy and openness, with the need for social interaction taking equal precedence alongside business function.KMC's latest addition, the SM North EDSA Tower 1, is opening at a time when many employees are seeking to rebuild their social capital, which McKinsey defines as "the presence of networks, relationships, shared norms, and trust," following the isolation and disruption caused by the pandemic. As a result, the role of the office is shifting from an individual-focused work environment to a social hub that fosters cooperation and innovative, unscripted collaboration. KMC recognizes this changing dynamic and has designed their space at SM North EDSA Tower 1 with this in mind, creating a flexible workspace that caters to the diverse needs of modern businesses and their employees. With KMC's community-oriented approach and state-of-the-art facilities, SM North EDSA Tower 1 is poised to become a hub for networking, creativity, and growth.Hybrid office space allows for the in-person mentoring, meetings, and team communication, valued in particular by increasing numbers of Gen Z employees, but with the seamless flexibility for staff to enjoy the ease and efficiency of a working day at home. <img style="max-width:100%;height:auto;" src="https://vritimes-public.s3.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com/production/KMC SM North EDSA Boardroom.jpg" alt="Image"/>Commenting on the launch, Gian Reyes, VP of Marketing at KMC Solutions, said: “For businesses in the Philippines, the future of work is clear. People work best when they have the flexibility to work how they are programmed to work, not how they are forced to by traditional workplace norms. “The pandemic has given businesses in the Philippines the opportunity to rethink how they get the most out of their employees. Flexible working from a hybrid office is the future our businesses need.“Our new office layouts are sensitive to the changing nature of work, with flexible solutions that allow for truly collaborative, meaningful professional engagement. We cater to individuals that need space to express themselves, employees who work best from the sofa, or people that need the structured surroundings of a more traditional office. Our flexible working philosophy means everyone can find the environment that drives their focus, creativity, and innovation.“Hybrid working is emerging as the leading choice in the way we work. Companies that fragment their offices and offer multiple, smaller locations can offer the best of both working worlds and consequently attract and retain the best talent.”MC Solutions has over a decade of experience in delivering forward-thinking office spaces and highperforming teams to 400+ global brands and local businesses across multiple industries in the Philippines. 
With 55+ flexible workspaces in over 20+ locations around Metro Manila, Cebu, Clark and Iloilo, their 
expansive geographical footprint enables their clients to work in the most efficient, effective, and safest 
way possible. As the country’s largest flexible workspace and staff leasing provider, they are uniquely 
positioned to provide clients with the “who” and “where” they need to establish or grow their business in 
the PhilippinesCassandra Belcina
hello@kmc.solutions

KMC, the Philippines’ largest provider of coworking spaces, inaugurated SM North EDSA Tower 1 in Quezon City on Thursday, April 27, 2023, with plans of opening two more sites at Jollibee Tower, Pasig, and Lexmark, Cebu Business Park in May. Each offers state-of-the-art tech and business facilities and fully equipped social amenities, making hybrid work more achievable and sustainable for Filipino businesses. 