Makati Is Turning the Dela Rosa 2 Car Park Into an Actual Park

Here's what we know so far.

renovation of the dela rosa 2 car park
An artist rendition of the park.
PHOTO BY Facebook/Make It Makati

(SPOT.ph) After the overwhelming success of car-free Sundays along Ayala Avenue, it’s clear there is a clamor for more open spaces in Makati City. Responding to this demand, Makati's local government unit is transforming one of its many carparks into a “refreshed urban experience.”

Starting June 1, Dela Rosa 2 Carpark will be redeveloped into a multi-use block that will “create a dynamic environment for living and working.” Specifically, it is set to feature a park with lush greenery, a space for active recreation, and a multi-functional building with retail outlets along the front.

renovation of the dela rosa 2 car park
Another artist rendition of the space.
PHOTO BY Facebook/Make It Makati

In addition, the redevelopment will see the rise of a new office building, which will serve as the Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) headquarters.

“The mixed-use development will provide a seamless transition between the business district and residential areas, fostering community connections and enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors,” Make It Makati said in an advisory on May 15.

Also read: Ayala Avenue Extends Car-Free Sundays to 2024

Alternative parking options for Dela Rosa 2 Carpark

While renovation is ongoing, alternative parking options will be available for motorists at the following locations:

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  • Teleperformance
  • Ayala North Exchange
  • CVG 1
  • Solaris One
  • Valero Open Car Park
  • Ayala Tower One
  • Ayala Tower Two
    Valero Car Park
  • Gabriela Silang
  • Dela Rosa 1 Car Park
  • Legazpi Car Park
makati parking alternatives
PHOTO BY Facebook/Make It Makati

The public transport terminal will also be temporarily relocated to Dela Rosa 1 Carpark.

Meanwhile, the Dela Rosa elevated walkway connected to the carpark will stay open until June 30. From July 1, pedestrians are advised to use the stairs to reach the sidewalk, which will remain accessible during redevelopment.

Also read: Here's Where You Can Park in Circuit Makati

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