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Cyber Sigma Building, Lawton Avenue, Taguig View this office online at: https://www.newofficeasia.com/details/serviced-offices-cyber-sigma-building-l awton-avenue-taguig Stationed on the 20th floor, these offices command spectacular views across the vicinity while also boasting a wealth of natural light. Enterprises situated here receive top quality assistance from an in-house management support team who are on hand to deal with everything needed to run a well functioning office space. In addition to this, they help encourage an atmosphere in which tenants can stay focused on what is important to them - business. The business centre also provides its tenants with the contemporary meeting rooms and the very latest remote conferencing facilities, promising a communications platform with sounds and visuals for scenarios in which a physical meeting can't take place. Schedule an introductory tour of these work spaces in the course of your office quest and experience in-person the standard of decor and furnishings that are at the disposal of tenants. Transport links Nearest airport: Key features 24-hour security Administrative support Air conditioning AV equipment Beverages Board room Car parking spaces Carpets Cash machine / ATM Cat 6 networking or higher CCTV monitoring Comfortable lounge Conference rooms Fitness facilities High-speed internet High-speed internet Hot desking IT support available Kitchen facilities Lift Meeting rooms Modern interiors Office cleaning service On-site management support Open plan workstations Photocopying available Reception staff Secure car parking Security system Shower cubicles Staff on site 7 days a week Telecoms Telephone answering service Training rooms available Unbranded offices Video conference facilities Voicemail VOIP telephony WC (separate male & female) Location Stationed on Lawton Avenue, this centre sits in a highly regarded district of Taguig, a stone's throw from numerous restaurants, where employees can take time out during breaks. The centre has many different dining options within easy walk - just 470 metres from the door is The Mckinley Hill Arcade, a lovely place for grabbing a bite to eat after a hard day's work. For organisations and employees that need to travel, the International Airport is but 6 km away, a drive of about 11 minutes depending on traffic conditions. Tying together low overheads, multiple transit options and a well respected postcode, you would be hard pressed to come up with a more appealing place to do business in Taguig. Points of interest within 1000 metres Lawton Ave / Bayani Road Intersection, Taguig City, Manila (public transport stop, bus stop) - 222m from business centre National Mapping and Resource Information Authority (government office) - 226m from business centre Lawton Ave, Taguig City, Manila (public transport stop, bus stop) - 229m from business centre Philippine Army Wellness Center (sports center) - 321m from business centre Headquarters Philippine Army (government office) - 379m from business centre Philippine Army (government office) - 400m from business centre Barangka Ilaya Elementary School (school) - 432m from business centre The Mckinley Hill Arcade (restaurant area) - 467m from business centre 7 Eleven Mckinley Parkway Post Proper Southside (convenience stores) - 473m from business centre Binalot The Ultimate Filipino Food Experience Mckinley Parkway (restaurant, filipino) - 474m from business centre D Port Restobar (asian (other), restaurant) - 475m from business centre Philippine Army Golf Course (golf course) - 479m from business centre Adobo Connection Mckinley Parkway (restaurant, filipino) - 480m from business centre Razons Of Guagua Mckinley Parkway (food shops) - 493m from business centre Starbucks Mckinley Parkway Makati (coffee shop, café/pub) - 504m from business centre Bonifacio Heights (condominium complex) - 528m from business centre BACOLOD CHICKEN INASAL Mckinley Hill (restaurant, chicken) - 532m from business centre McDonald's One World Square (restaurant, fast food) - 532m from business centre The Sandwich Guy Mckinley Hill (restaurant, sandwich) - 532m from business centre 7 Eleven McKinley Hill (convenience stores) - 532m from business centre Razon's of Guagua Mckinley (restaurant, filipino) - 532m from business centre Starbucks One World Square-McKinley Hill (coffee shop, café/pub) - 532m from business centre kitaro SUSHI The Mckinley Hill Arcade (restaurant, sushi) - 532m from business centre Pancake House Mckinley Parkway (food shops) - 542m from business centre Eye Level Bayani Road Center (school) - 575m from business centre Afpovai Phase 4 (condominium complex) - 576m from business centre BPI Mckinley Parkway (bank) - 580m from business centre The Sandwich Guy Mckinley Parkway (food shops) - 581m from business centre Dunkin' Donuts Mckinley Parkway (coffee shop, café/pub) - 582m from business centre PNB Lt Gen Alfonso Arellano Post Proper Southside (bank) - 583m from business centre Watsons Mckinley Parkway (pharmacy) - 611m from business centre Pizza Hut Mckinley Parkway (restaurant, pizza) - 616m from business centre Bayani Bar and Grill (café/pub) - 618m from business centre The Wicked Waffle Express Mckinley Parkway (restaurant, fast food) - 618m from business centre Kowloon House Fort Bonifacio (restaurant, chinese) - 627m from business centre PSBank Mckinley Parkway (bank) - 640m from business centre Doctor Tess Zamoranos Dental at Fort Clinic (dentist) - 640m from business centre 7 Eleven Mckinley Parkway Makati (convenience stores) - 655m from business centre Kagitingan Executive Golf Course, Lawton Ave, Taguig City, Manila (public transport stop, bus stop) - 67m from business centre PANCAKE HOUSE McKinley Hill (restaurant) - 671m from business centre Yellow Cab Pizza Co. McKinley Hill (restaurant, pizza) - 671m from business centre Panyang's Ihaw-Ihaw (restaurant, chinese) - 673m from business centre Chinese International School Manila (school) - 685m from business centre Jed & Julians Fatburger Stand (restaurant, hamburgers) - 690m from business centre Sealtiel Dental Clinic (dentist) - 737m from business centre Alfen Dental Office (dentist) - 737m from business centre The Venice Residences Mckinley Street (condominium complex) - 765m from business centre Light Miles Travel Mckinley Parkway (travel agents) - 799m from business centre Country Style Three World Square (restaurant) - 814m from business centre Fort Andres Bonifacio Evangelical Church (place of worship, church) - 820m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAsia.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. Please confirm all details with the agent representing this office space before proceeding. 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