Eluria at dusk on Rada Street, its timber-toned facade lit against the Makati skyline. Artist's perspective.
Arthaland · ARCH Capital

EluriaYour neighborhood awaits you.

Thirty-seven residences. Two to a floor.

Eluria is Arthaland's joint venture with ARCH Capital, on 916 square metres at 119 Rada Street. Its architects divided each floor into two elongated homes rather than the usual eight or ten, so every residence draws daylight from three sides and the cross breeze runs the length of it. They describe the result as a contemporary tree house. The name is a portmanteau of élan, flourish and allure.

37Residences
2To a floor
31Storeys
3Parking slots each
Legazpi Village

The village

Rada Street closes to cars for the parklets. Greenbelt, Ayala Triangle and the Legazpi Sunday market are all inside a walk, and One Legazpi Park sits across the road.

Design and architecture

Four decisions that shape the building.

The lanai at Eluria: two chairs on a planted balcony behind folding louvred shutters, the city beyond. Artist's perspective.
The lanai Gardens and balconies deep enough to sit out in rather than step onto. Folding louvred screens close down as the sun comes round, and a quarter of the tower is given over to planting and open space.
The curved, planted balconies of Eluria stacked up the elevation. Artist's perspective.
Two to a floor The plate divides into two elongated residences instead of the eight or ten a Makati tower usually carries. Each one takes light from three sides and cross-ventilates end to end.
Eluria from Rada Street: pale precast concrete with timber shutter screens to the balconies. Artist's perspective.
The envelope Light-coloured precast concrete warmed with wood and bronze. Double-glazed low-e glass sits behind the shutter system, and the roughly one-to-three glass-to-concrete ratio is what keeps the interiors cool.
A furnished living area in the Eluria show suite, with stone, warm timber and a curved sofa.
Who drew it FMB Architects of Sydney as architect of design, Aidea as architect of record, and Chada, a hospitality studio, on the common areas. The show suite is by Jigs Adefuin.

A butler, trained in the Netherlands.

An Eluria Hospitality Director in white gloves, hand to chest.

Eluria's Hospitality Directors take an intensive programme at The International Butler Academy in the Netherlands before they stand at the door. With thirty-seven households in the building, the service is close to one-to-one, and white-glove in the literal sense.

At the door

  • Concierge
  • Door staff, around the clock
  • Bell and porter service
  • Visitor management
  • Function room service
  • Chauffeured shuttle nearby

For the residence

  • The newspaper, daily
  • Mail and parcel handling
  • Food and drink by cart or tray
  • Escort to your private lift
  • Guests welcomed and announced
  • Amenity reservations

Dining, hotel and venue arrangements, cleaning, laundry, in-residence spa and salon, pet grooming and walking, and a travel desk run through accredited third-party providers rather than the building's own staff.

Four plans. Two of them exist once.

Three-Bedroom North 288 sqm Unit 02 on each residential floor, looking north over Legazpi Village. Plus 10 sqm of limited common area. 3,096 sqft
Three-Bedroom South 294 sqm Unit 01, the south half of the plate, six square metres larger than its neighbour. Plus 10 sqm limited common area. 3,162 sqft
Five-Bedroom Garden 579 sqm A whole floor plate as one home, with its own garden. Plus 21 sqm limited common area. 6,234 sqft
Five-Bedroom Penthouse 580 sqm One only, at the top of the tower under the roof deck garden. Plus 21 sqm limited common area. 6,239 sqft

Every residence is delivered with a gourmet kitchen in European-grade cabinetry, quartz counters, engineered wood floors to the bedrooms, variable refrigerant flow air conditioning and home automation for lighting, cameras and cooling. Pricing, current availability and a computation against a specific unit are available on request.

119 Rada Street, Legazpi Village.

Rada is one of the streets Makati gave back to walking, and the parklets along it are the reason the block reads as residential rather than corporate. The private driveway runs off Rada; the car park entrance is kept around the corner on Rodriguez so the frontage stays quiet.

Development type
Residential condominium, retail at grade
Land area
916 sqm
Storeys
31, of which 20 residential
Lifts
2 private passenger, 1 service
Parking
120 slots, 16 EV ready
Project owner
Bhavya Properties, Inc.

Certification

  • LEED Gold · pre-certified
  • WELL · registered
  • EDGE · registered
  • BERDE · registered

LEED Gold pre-certification is already held; the other three are registered and still in progress. Arthaland's existing residential and commercial portfolio is certified sustainable end to end.

The park at Legazpi Village, palms and walking paths with the Makati towers behind.

119 Rada Street, one of the streets Makati gave back to walking. The parklets along it are the reason the block reads as residential rather than corporate.

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Ask about Eluria.

There are thirty-seven residences in the building, so what is open changes slowly but matters a great deal. Tell us which plan you are considering and we will send what is currently available, with a computation against it.

Images are supplied by the developer. Renders are artist's perspectives and are indicative only. Furniture, appliances and accessories shown are not deliverables. Unit areas are approximate and are stated exclusive of the limited common areas noted against each plan. Arthaland reserves the right to make additions, deletions and modifications to the plans.
Eluria. Project Owner: Bhavya Properties, Inc., a subsidiary of Arthaland Corporation and ARCH Capital. Address: 119 Rada Street, Legazpi Village, Barangay San Lorenzo, Makati City.
GLRA Realty Group. Catherine SB Sampayo, Licensed Real Estate Broker.