One of the latest government projects, the upcoming Sta. Monica-Lawton bridge, will help extend Greenfield District’s smart and fully-connected lifestyle t the Bonifacio Global City and Makati areas.
The bridge will not only will it help decongest traffic by providing an alternate route from Pasig to BGC and vice versa, but it will also deliver increased accessibility for nearby communities like Greenfield District in Mandaluyong City.
Also known as the BGC-Ortigas Center Link Road, the 613-meter four-lane, two-way bridge is scheduled to be completed in 2020. It will interconnect Lawton Avenue-Global City viaduct with Sta. Monica street in Barangay Kapitolyo ,Pasig across the Pasig River.
The Pasig River is a five-minute drive to and from Greenfield District.
“Once operational, the bridge will reinforce our promise to offer a fully-connected lifestyle to our residential unit buyers, and commercial and office locators,” said Duane A.X. Santos, executive vice president and general manager at Greenfield Development Corp.(GDC)
Greenfield District offers a genuine fully-connected lifestyle with ingeniously-designed infrastructure for convenience and ease of accessibility to and from the district.
Its residential, business and commercial components are interconnected through road networks and pedestrian lanes.
The tree-lined streets encourage a healthy walkable lifestyle among residents, office workers and visitors. The pocket parks and verdant sceneries allow them to commune with nature on a daily basis while promoting wellness.
Williams street, which serves as an alternate route going straight to EDSA from the Greenfield District CBD, is notable for its underground utilities and cabling to create a beautifully landscaped road that is safe and hindrance-free.
The connectivity extends to digital with an integrated state-of-the-art network capable of handling massive amounts of data and support emerging technologies. All the units will be fitted with fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) or fiber-to-the-office (FTTO) and fiber-to-the-store technology.
The Greenfield Tower boasts of high-speed connectivity that supports voice over (VoIP) services and faster access to cloud. Residents, particularly in Twin Oaks Place, benefit from FTTH technology, which supports cutting-edge digital-based products and services such as Internet TV, smart home technology, IP video home monitoring, tele-med services, video streaming and a lot more.
