Petron Megaplaza

Petron Megaplaza is a skyscraper which serves as an office space. Its construction was carried out by D.M. Consunji with concrete as the structural material. Developed by Megaworld Corporation, each floor of the Petron Megaplaza typically spans 1,530 square meters. The building’s total gross leasable area is 52,000 square meters.

A notable example of postmodern architecture, the building was designed by the architectural firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP. The skyscraper has a simple tall blocky shape. A large section of its facade is covered entirely with reflective glass, and the rest has a matrix of smaller square windows interspersed with gray concrete walls. The top of the building is adorned with an additional cube-like structure bearing the logo of Petron that adds to its height.

Situated along Gil Puyat Avenue between Makati Avenue and Nicanor Garcia Street. you can reach Petron Megaplaza by boarding a jeepney traversing Gil Puyat Avenue. Alight at the corner of Gil Puyat and Makati Ave. Then, walk westward along Gil Puyat Avenue, and you will be in front of Petron Megaplaza, the third building from Makati Ave. If you have your own vehicle, the access to the building’s parking space is through Buendia Extension Service Road.