Ayala Land Inc (ALI) has officially unveiled the redevelopment of Dela Rosa Gardens, a 2,600-square-meter green space in the heart of the Makati Central Business District (CBD), as part of its broader efforts to create a more sustainable and pedestrian-friendly city.
The revitalized park is strategically located near other green spaces such as Ayala Triangle Gardens, Legazpi Active Park, and Washington SyCip Park,. The redevelopment is a key component of the city’s “Emerald Network”, — a long-term plan to connect Makati’s parks and open spaces through walkable, shaded pathways and eco-friendly corridors.
Designed to support passive cooling and reduce urban heat, the park features elevated walkways and is integrated into the city’s growing network of pedestrian infrastructure. It also emphasizes low-impact mobility, offering safe and accessible routes to nearby landmarks, including MRT stations, Greenbelt and Glorietta malls, as well as major office towers like BPI Tower.
“This isn’t just about aesthetics. The Dela Rosa Gardens reflects Ayala Land’s long-standing commitment to sustainability. From energy-efficient buildings and water conservation systems to waste management and native plant prioritization, Ayala Land integrates eco-conscious practices into every layer of development,” the property firm said.
The project is scheduled for completion by the fourth quarter of 2028. It will serve as a hub for both weekday activity and weekend recreation, positioned close to cultural, educational, and healthcare institutions.
A new Ayala Land Premier residential development is also expected to rise near the park, further reinforcing the area’s vision of integrated and sustainable urban living.
Dela Rosa Gardens joins a growing list of green spaces that have been enhanced by ALI in recent years. These spaces are frequently used for community events such as Art Fair Philippines, Art in the Park, weekend markets, and Car-Free Sundays.
The redevelopment of Dela Rosa Gardens is part of ALI’s broader strategy to promote livability and sustainability within the country’s financial capital.
