Federal Land, together with Japanese partners Nomura Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings Ltd., continues to expand The Seasons Residences in Bonifacio Global City with the ceremonial inauguration of Aki Tower and the opening of The Guest House.
As the third of four towers in the development, Aki Tower marks another milestone for The Seasons Residences, bringing its vision of a distinctly Filipino-Japanese lifestyle closer to completion. The development combines Japanese architecture, craftsmanship, and technology with the warmth and hospitality associated with Filipino living.
Inspired by Japan’s four seasons, the property’s four amenity floors are themed around Haru, Natsu, Aki, and Fuyu. Japanese design influences can also be seen in details such as the traditional hemp-patterned façade, space-efficient storage and kitchen features, separate shower and bathtub areas, and technologies focused on safety, cleanliness, and resource conservation.
Aki Tower Brings Creative Autumn To Life
Designed around the theme of Creative Autumn, Aki Tower features spaces created for work, wellness, recreation, and social connection. Residents can access a business center, function room, culinary station, gym, outdoor terrace, and contemplation garden, while a children’s play area, multimedia room, and golf simulation room are also set to follow.
The inauguration also introduces The Guest House, a shared residential amenity inspired by traditional Japanese homes and the spirit of omotenashi, or thoughtful hospitality. Available exclusively for rent to homeowners and their guests, the space features four bedrooms, including a tatami room, ensuite bathrooms, a living room, dining area, kitchen, and garden.
The Guest House reflects a shared value between Japanese and Filipino cultures: welcoming family and friends with warmth and care. Together with Aki Tower, it adds another layer to The Seasons Residences’ vision of bringing Japanese-inspired living into the heart of BGC.
To learn more, visit Federal Land’s The Seasons Residences page or contact Federal Land for a private viewing.
