Meadowcrest is a new 48-ha multi-use

Masterplanned neighborhood township offering a distinct lifestyle and business environment that is intimate yet complete – a warm, contemporary community in South Luzon.

Meadowcrest: Neighborhood District of the South

More than just another mixed-use development, Meadowcrest is a vibrant hub where life unfolds in myriad ways. Its quaint residential enclaves, commercial hubs, and lush green spaces are designed to support a multitude of functions that cater to the needs and aspirations of the residents.

The intimate footprint allows Meadowcrest to utilize the 15-minute urban planning concept through its walkable, human-scale design with integrated pedestrian and dedicated bike lanes amongst lush tree canopies, scenic landscaping, and dedicated parklets.

Comfort and Convenience through the 15-Minute Community Concept

What is a 15-minute community? It’s a concept that provides everything you need within a short 15-minute walk or bike ride: jobs, food, parks, community, and more. Building on the principles of New Urbanism and popularized by Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, this urban design concept is a solution to create more sustainable, equitable, and healthier cities.

At Meadowcrest, the 15-minute community concept comes to life, offering residents a lifestyle where essential amenities, recreational spaces, and a vibrant community atmosphere are all within easy reach. Whether it’s enjoying a leisurely walk to the neighborhood center or cycling to nearby key centers, Meadowcrest embodies the essence of a modern, sustainable township.

Reimagined Communities for Modern Living

Federal Land Communities (FLC) is a collection of master-planned, multi-use developments for the new era. Anchored on versatility and purposeful design, Federal Land Communities are envisioned to provide a productive and holistic living experience by giving access to livelihood, tourism, outdoor recreation, local culinary and crafts, and clever space planning that go beyond limiting possibilities in place today.

The thoughtfully-executed Federal Land Communities properties were designed to be multi-functional. Intended to go further than the mixed-use concept, it provides a more thoughtful approach to the use of open space, as different areas in an estate can be deliberately designed to support multiple uses. This is in contrast to mixed use estates that employ zoning to assign specific functions to areas such as residential, commercial, or industrial.

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