“Arden Botanical Village will be built around the natural features that thrive in the estate, providing purposeful, livable spaces for its residents. Because the location is naturally gifted with greeneries that couldn’t be found in any other residential villages, we want to preserve and highlight them in our development,” said Eugene Em Lozano, first vice president for sales and marketing of Megaworld.

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The exclusively gated Arden Botanical Village, which was thoughtfully designed by renowned Filipino landscape architect and environmental planner Paulo Alcazaren, takes inspiration from Scandinavian architecture—a primarily minimalist philosophy that emphasized clean lines and simple designs that were inspired by nature and climate. For some, Scandinavian architecture means a natural way of life that helps one stay close to nature even in urban surroundings.

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A much awaited highlight of the Arden Botanical Village will be the Centrera Park that will be surrounded by trees and waterways. Within this park is the village’s clubhouse which will offer a curated lineup of amenities for the exclusive use of the residents and their guests. A natural swimming pool will be part of the amenities and village landscape, a trend that has gained popularity in European neighborhoods.

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Further exuding that European vibe would be the planned thematic bridges, landscaped walkways, bike lanes, and interactive water features. Houses and village amenities, including the village showroom, will feature minimalist form and clean lines with panoramic windows that look out, and make a pleasant contrast with the village’s verdant landscape.

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