The World Centre, Office skyscraper in Makati, Philippines.
The World Centre is an office skyscraper in Makati standing 152 meters tall across 30 floors and featuring glass curtain walls that catch and reflect sunlight. The building houses multiple passenger elevators and service elevators with five basement levels for parking and building operations.
The building was completed in 1996, marking a significant phase in Makati's central business district development during the 1990s construction boom. This period shaped the modern character of the district.
The building combines international architectural principles with Filipino design elements created through collaboration between W.V. Coscolluela and Skidmore Owings Merrill. This blend shapes how the Makati skyline appears and reflects the approach toward global standards from that period.
The building sits at 330 Gil Puyat Avenue in the heart of Makati's business district and can be easily reached from major roads. The extensive elevator and parking infrastructure makes visiting straightforward and convenient.
The roof of the structure features a helicopter landing pad, making it stand out on the Makati skyline. The building also houses a consular section and military attaché office for the Embassy of China.
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