Bonifacio High Street Central is Bonifacio Global City's newest centerpiece
Manila, Philippines - It’s considered the centerpiece of Bonifacio Global City’s passion for life, work and play with an urban space that is uniquely dynamic, engaging and vibrant. An extension of Bonifacio High Street, the new development offers a heightened experience modern structures and community-friendly spaces.
With new restaurants, fashion boutiques and an urban amphitheater, Bonifacio High Street Central, the recently developed 80-meter wide landscape of Bonifacio High Street might be the citygoer’s next favorite destination. It’s the new jewel of Bonifacio Global City, a project of the Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation (FBDC), which is a joint venture of Ayala Land and Evergreen Holdings.
Bonifacio Global City celebrated the launch of the establishment with a symphony of music, lights and sound. Consider the opening acts: a marching band and a light-and-sound show featuring its interactive water fountain.
FBDC chairman Butch Campos, FBDC vice chairman Fernando Zobel, FBDC president Tony Aquino, FBDC director John Tan, FBDC director Atty. Arnel Casanova and Taguig Rep. Jorge Bocobo led the opening ceremony and welcomed guests to the event.
BHS Central is responsible for bringing in international labels German denim apparel G Star, Y3 by Yohji Yamamoto and Adidas, Ever New from Australia, and Karen Millen from England, apart from the more familiar brands Onitsuka Tiger, Promod, Tumi, Fred Perry and Belo.
BHS Central introduces new flavors with local and international food selections, such as Aria from Boracay, Beso, Diamond Hotel’s Cake Club, Crystal Jade from Singapore, Cue, Elias by Chef Florabel Co-Yatco, Geisha by Red Kimono, Jamba Juice from California, Lorenzo’s Way, Mango Tree from Bangkok, Nanbantei of Tokyo, Nolita, Sariwon from Korea, desserts place Slice, Sutra, Village Tavern from North Carolina, Stella and Rocket Room.
Also showing their support to BGC’s newest addition are Bobby Dy, Meean Dy, Rowena Tomeldan, Myrna Fernandez, Cathy Bengzon, Joseph Reyes and Maricris Bernardino of Ayala Land Inc.; Ed Cruz and Lourdes Reyes of FBDC; Sen. Pia Cayetano of Slice; Kevin Prassad of Sutra; Donna and Diana Tan of Sariwon; Patrick Santos of Nolita; Luigi Vera of Nanbantei; Dr. Gil and TJ Divinagracia of SPEX Optical Shop; Mike and Nameeta Dargani of Geisha, and Joseph Romero of Stores Specialists, Inc.
