Orient Mansion
The Orient Mansion is low-rise and L-shaped building with concrete and brick facade. Its walls are gray concrete while each floor, except for ground and second floors, are marked with a balcony with a red-orange brick barrier. The ground floor has plant box on one side of the main entrance and a Banco de Oro branch on the other side. The main entrance has protrusion above it on which the words ORIENT MANSION is attached. 118 Tordesillas St., Makati
Cyberscape Beta
Cyberscape Beta as seen from ADB Avenue. It is a tall building with a concrete facade and with windows forming a seven-column formation. The five columns of middle windows are surrounded by a dark gray wall, while the columns on the side are surrounded by a lighter shade of gray. The ground floor has entrances that are partly visible in this photograph. The second to sixth floors have windows that are made of steel railings, with the ones on the sixth floor being taller than others. These floors are possibly parking floors and machine room floors. The upper floors have rectangular glass windows. The logo of Robinsons Land Corporation, a red curly uppercase letter R on a blue square is seen on the left of the building, with the words CYBER BETA on the right of the logo. There's also a small protruding platform on top of the building right of the letters BETA. Topaz and Ruby Roads, Ortigas Center, Pasig
Ortigas Building
Ortigas Building is a low-rise 10-story building; this picture was taken from the island dividing the two sides of Meralco Avenue. Each floor from 2nd to 10th floor has rows of glass windows and concrete walls with an overhead design made of glass panels mounted on horizontal metal beams. The ground floor has glass and concrete walls with a concrete protrusion that can serve as cover to those standing in front of it. The words ORTIGAS BUILDING in a gray metallic material is seen on the front center of this concrete protrusion above the main entrance. Ortigas Ave. cor. Meralco Ave., Pasig City
IBM Plaza
The back of IBM Plaza as seen from the compound of St. Pio of Pietrelcina Chapel. IBM Plaza has a tall blocky appearance and has a facade of mostly gray concrete. It has a row of blue-green glass windows on each floor and what looks like iron railings on the left and right ends. Two columns of smaller rectangular windows are also visible on the side facing the adjacent building. It also has what looks like an external elevator shaft that reaches halfway to the floors above the podium. 8 Eastwood Ave., Eastwood City, Quezon City
Ascott Bonifacio Global City Manila
The Ascott Hotel at Bonifacio Global City as seen from the northbound side of 5th Ave. Its structure looks like two towers, in which the corner of the tower at the back melds with the side of the tower in front, making the structrure actually a single tower situated on a podium. The tower and the podium have facades of rectangular glasses, and in case of the podium, some of the glasses are totally transparent that you can see some of the establishments inside such as what appears to be signages of Abenson and Habitat. The word ASCOTT is visible on top of the tower in front. 5th Ave. cor. 28th St., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Platinum 2000
Picture of Platinum 2000 taken as vertical panorama on the opposite side of Annapolis St. within short walking distance west of Columbia St. The building has white facade with three balconies on each floor, with the middle balcony wider than the other two in lower floors and concrete window protrution in upper floors. The wall of the recesses behind the balconies are light brown in color. The side has four sets of balconies on each floor on the lower floors. The topmost floors has smaller area, making them look like smaller buildings on top of a larger building. The ground floor has gray facade, with the main facade flanked by concrete columns and the words Platinum 2000 above it. 7 Annapolis St., San Juan
Ore Central
This is the Ore Central as seen from within the Track 30th. The lowest floors of the building have glass walls through which you can see some pillars. The middle part of the building is a concrete section with no windows and above it, an open area with plants. The building has three stacks of inverted L-shaped sections with blue glasses as walls and windows. The lowest L-section extends from the ground, with its bent part on top of the concrete middle part supported by cylindrical pillars. The second L-section extends from the concrete middle part, held by cylindrical pillars, with its bent part on top of the lowest L-section's bent part. The topmost L-shape section is above of the lowest L-section, and its bent part is on top of the second L-section. 9th Ave. cor. 31st St., Bonifacio Global City, Taguig
Sagittarius Building
The Sagittarius Building is a gray mid-rise building. As seen in front, it has two parts. What appears to be the main section on the right is full of dark glass windows, with 7-11 and Subway at the ground floor. The left section has the building's main entrance on the ground floor, and above it are floors with a window covered in what looks like X made of concrete on each floor. It is also shorter and narrower than the right section. This photo was taken while approaching the building walking along L. P. Leviste St. 111 H.V. Dela Costa St., Salcedo Village, Makati

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