The St. Francis Shangri-La Place

The St. Francis Shangri-La Place is a residential complex in Mandaluyong with two towers rising 60 stories featuring contemporary glass design. The development contains more than 1,000 housing units ranging from compact studios to spacious penthouses, served by multiple elevators throughout both structures.

Construction started in 2005 and finished in 2009, establishing these twin towers as anchors in the Ortigas Center district. The project reflected the real estate boom and rising demand for high-rise residential spaces in Metro Manila during that period.

The towers show how contemporary international design shapes residential living in Mandaluyong, reflecting the city's growth as a commercial hub. The complex represents the standards that appeal to professionals and affluent families seeking urban accommodation in this expanding district.

The complex is easily accessible by car and foot, with parking facilities on-site and clearly marked entrances to each tower. Its location at a major traffic intersection means public transport connections are nearby and local services are within walking distance for residents.

The towers contain viscous dampers hidden within their structure that reduce movement during earthquakes and strong typhoons. This engineering feature is invisible to visitors but demonstrates how modern buildings on the islands are designed to handle natural forces common to the region.

Location: Ortigas Center

Inception: 2009

Official opening: 2009

Floors above the ground: 60

Elevators: 7

GPS coordinates: 14.58010,121.05600

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:45