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Tower Sales Briefing October 25, 2019 Value Propositions NATSU (Summer) Tower Sales Briefing October 25, 2019 Value Propositions Partnership between FLI, NRE and IMH Team of Experts Project Location The First Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Japanese Contents in Residential Units Amenities FLI – NRE – IMH Partnership Sunshine Fort JV Partnership NOMURA REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Co.,Ltd. https://www.nomura-re.co.jp/english/ Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. NOMURA Holdings 100% 34% NOMURA Securities NOMURA REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS Established as a spin-off from Nomura Securities Co., Ltd. Launches real estate business in 1957. Since then, it was running to Japan one of the largest property development. Company Profile 1-26-2 Nishi-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Name in Full: Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd Head Office: Tokyo Establishment: April 15, 1957 Telephone: +81-3-3348-8617 Capital: JPY 2 billion (as of April 1, 2017) Telefax: +81-3-3348-9032 6,636 Employee: Website: https://www.nomura-re.co.jp/english/ (including 300 top-class Architectural engineers) JV Partnership Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Business Activities/ Latest Achievements JV Partnership Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. ‘Proud’ has been rated as No.1 residential brand in Japan. *According to Internet data applied to the 2016 Residential Brand Survey published by Nikkei Inc. on May 23, 2016 JV Partnership NOMURA REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Co.,Ltd. The largest membership for Rate among the highest in Japan searching condominium Number of housing units Membership of Proud Club handed over in 2017 about about 5,600 350,000 NOMURA REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Co.,Ltd. http://www.g-mark.org/about/ ‘Proud’ has received Good Design Award consecutively more than 10years. NOMURA REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Co.,Ltd. Overseas Businesses NRE is penetrating into the oversea property market focusing on rapidly growing major cities in Asia and co-developing various projects, from residences, offices to mixed-use facilities, with respectable local partners. Sunshine Fort Project Midtown Project Manila, Philippines Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Condominium & Retail Condominium Staybridge Suites Beijing Fortune Building Bangkok, Thailand Beijing, China Serviced Apartment Office Building THE SEASONS RESIDENCES is the first project of Nomura Real Estate Development in the Philippines. NOMURA REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT Co.,Ltd. Overseas Businesses NRE is penetrating into the overseas property market focusing on rapidly growing major cities in Asia and co-developing various projects, from residences, offices to mixed-use facilities, with respectable local partners. Sunshine Fort Project Midtown Project Manila, Philippines Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Condominium & Retail Condominium Staybridge Suites Beijing Fortune Building Bangkok, Thailand Beijing, China Serviced Apartment Office Building THE SEASONS RESIDENCES is the first project of Nomura Real Estate Development in the Philippines. JV Partnership Isetan - Mitsukoshi JV Partnership History of the Isetan Mitsukoshi JV Partnership Isetan - Mitsukoshi JV Partnership MI Department Stores in Japan JV Partnership ISETANMITSUKOSHI in Numbers This JV is Federal Land’s commitment to bring global industry standards in the country to add value to our lifestyle. This project will bring the Japanese tradition of excellence, innovation and artistry to the Philippines. This partnership introduces a new condominium living experience through Japanese efficiency and design. JV Partnership The company’s venture into the Philippine market is a result of the strong history of friendship between the two countries. This project is remarkable to us since this is the first time we will integrate Japanese concepts of project planning, technology, knowledge to the Philippine market. - SEICHI MIYAJIMA Nomura Real Estate President JV Partnership We will try our best to excite and move every customer in the Philippines by helping Federal Land enhance the Filipino lifestyle through introducing Japanese style and quality. - KUNIO ISHIZUKA Isetan Mitsukoshi Former Chairman and Current Senior Adviser JV Partnership Team of Experts NIKKEN Sekkei | Master Plan Established in 1900 NIKKEN GROUP has completed over 20,000 projects in 40 countries and 200 cities worldwide. Ranked #3 architectural firm in the world [2016 ranking]. Team of Experts NIKKEN Sekkei WORLD ARCHITECTURE Ranking from 2005 - 2016 WORLD ARCHITECTURE Ranking is BD’s annual survey of the world’s largest practices ranked by the number of fee-earning architects they employ. NIKKEN Sekkei NIKKEN Expertise Expertise covering not only Architectural Design, but also all construction related services. NIKKEN Sekkei Roppongi Hills Residences Site area: 16,649 sqm Building area: 9,906 sqm Total Floor Area: 149,811 sqm Structure: S(CFT), RC, SRC Floors:43 aboveground (2 bldgs.) 18 aboveground (1 bldg.) 6 aboveground (1 bldg.) Units: 793 units Team of Experts NIKKEN Sekkei Tokyo Midtown Site area: 68,891.63 sqm Build-up area: 37,994.31 sqm Total floor area: 563,801.02 sqm Floors: 54 aboveground 5 underground 2 levels of PH Height: 248.1 m Parking capacity: 1,226 cars Team of Experts NIKKEN Sekkei Team of Experts NOMURA Co., Ltd. | Retail Interior Design Team of Experts TORAFU ARCHITECTS + ASAO TOKOLO ASAO TOKOLO Asao Tokolo Team of Experts Architects & Engineers GF&Partners Annette F. Gadi-Liganor FUAP, APEC, AA Managing Partner GF & Partners Architects (GFP) is a thriving organization of more than 150 architects and employees, led by five partners whose cohesive management strategy and synergy has built a reputation for professionalism and effective collaboration with industry partners and foreign counterparts. Team of Experts Project Location Bonifacio Global City • Schools – British School Manila | Manila Japanese School | Treston International College | Everest Academy | DLSU | STI | MGC | University of the Philippines • Retail – S&R | Bonifacio High Street | Central Square | Bonifacio Stopover | MC Home Depot | Serendra | Market! Market! | SM Aura | Uptown | Big Apple (soon) | Mitsukoshi (soon) Project Location Bonifacio Global City • Churches – St. Michael Chapel | St. Gabriel Chapel | Victory Fort | New Life | San Pedro Calungsod Chapel • Hotels – Grand Hyatt | Ascott | Seda | F1 | Shangri-la • Medical Facilities – St. Lukes | The Medical City Clinics | Centre Medicale Internationale Project Location Bonifacio Global City ‘True Center’ of Metro Manila 2-3km SE of Mandaluyong 4-5km south of Ortigas CBD 1km east of Makati 3-4km SW of Pasig 7-8km from MOA Project Location Bonifacio Global City Masterplanned community An orderly, density-controlled development (presence of DSG and FAR restrictions) Live-Work-Play concept Mini-cities or townships Truly world-class/ Offers a Better Urban Experience (Cleaner, Greener and Safer environment) Wide roads with sidewalks Eco-smart transportation system (BGC Bus and Electric Tricycles) Underground utilities (no unflattering, tangled, overhead power lines) Flood-free (underground drainage detention structure can hold 22mn liters of water) LPG is distributed through an underground piping system 24/7 Security Project Location Bonifacio Global City Good investment FLI project in BGC 138% increase in 5.5 years Project Location Infra Projects | BGC Ortigas Link Road Start: July 2017 Target Completion: June 2020 Project Location Infra Projects | Mega Subway Project Start: Feb 2019 Target Completion: 2025 Project Location Infra Projects | BGC to NAIA BRT Target Completion: 2021 Project Location Infra Projects | Sky Train Target Completion: 2021 Project Location Grand Central Park Project Location Sunshine Fort Block HARU NATSU Project Location Site Access & Circulation Project Location New Iconic Skyline FUYU AKI C: 50 C: 47 M: 55 NATSU M: 51 U: 390 C: 43 HARU U: 337 C: 41 M: 47 M: 45 U: 313 U: 304 Project Location The First Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mitsukoshi Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mall Concept Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mall Concept Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mall Concept Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mall Concept Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Mall Concept Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Perspectives Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Perspectives Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Perspectives Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Podium Façade Design Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Podium Façade Design Hemp Leaf | Asanoha Pattern Mitsukoshi in the Philippines Japanese Elements/Contents Elements Japanese Elements Convenience | Mitsukoshi at the Podium Japanese Elements Convenience | Mitsukoshi at the Podium Residents have direct access to Mitsukoshi through the shuttle elevators Japanese Elements Perspective Ground Level Lobby | Towers A&B Perspective Ground Level Lobby | Towers C&D Safety | Damper Japanese Contents Safety | Damper • VCDs are an economic high-performing damping system optimized for reinforced concrete buildings. • VCDs use high-damping material bonded between steel plates. They are easily connected to the building structure using high-strength bolts. • VCDs increase building comfort, safety and resilience to both wind and earthquakes. It can recover saleable space, decrease structural materials and is 100% maintenance free. Japanese Contents Safety | Damper Tower A Tower B Tower C Tower D Japanese Contents Safety | Key Card Access Japanese Contents Design Efficiency | Sunken Slab Conventional: Sunken Slab: Japanese Contents Design Efficiency | Shoe Cabinet Japanese Contents Design Efficiency | Kitchen Floor Storage Japanese Contents Design Efficiency | Kitchen Sink & Cabinets Japanese
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