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Ayala Greenfield Estates gets the Sanders touch

April 20, 2002 - 12:00am

Landscape artist par excellence, Shirley Sanders, has always been wary about designing for corporate clients. "Most of the time, large companies hire foreign designers while landscape artist are only brought...

Real Estate

The good life on Boracay’s strip

By Johnny Litton | January 12, 2002 - 12:00am

Just how often can you stretch a hedonist’s bottom line? Boracay is Boracay. The sand. The waters. The azure skies. Those lithe, curvaceous bodies glist’ning in the sun. The...everything.

Modern Living