Live elegantly at Eastwood LeGrand

The sunburst spire of the Chrysler Building, the silhouette of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, and the geometric patterns of the Empire State Building lobby are all architectural icons.

These are just some of the iconic representations of Art Deco, a popular design movement that swept through the world in the first half of the 1900s because of its eclectic, functional style. Unfortunately, Asia has few, famous Art Deco landmarks. But this scarcity will be repaired soon with the rise in Manila of a 38-story structure whose façade will become indelible to those who behold it.

Great proportions

Eastwood LeGrand, by its very name, will make a statement as grand as its predecessors, the Chrysler and Empire State Buildings. The geometric lines of steel grills will weave through the lower floors. Decorative moldings will embrace the building’s very top, while stonework will grace the ground-level columns. Furnishings, done in the cheerful curves, angles, and tints of Art Deco, will welcome every resident and visitor at the grand lobby.

To get a taste of LeGrand living, visit the 2-bedroom model unit soon at the Eastwood City Information Center or contact 421-4243 and 421-4247 now for a viewing appointment at your leisure.