The looming 35-story residential condominium along Katipunan Avenue in Quezon City, which I
first wrote about in March, is almost done. Only the pavilion on the roof deck remains unfinished. It's called the
Berkeley Residences and the developer is the
SM Group of Companies, the same company that filled Manila, and many other parts of the Philippines, with
enormous malls. The Philippines is still in the middle of its monsoon season and our skies look like this, or worse, almost everyday. It's a bother, but as long as there are no devastating typhoons, I don't mind much—just look at that wonderfully green grass!
Visit the Sky Watch Friday home page and tour the skies of our beautiful world.
i stopped sky watch have to do so much at hospital so no longer duties next to work
ReplyDeleteGreen - the colour of hope. Over here, there have months passed without a single drop ... have to admit, that I long, crave for rain. Please have a good Friday.
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I wonder if the views from up there is as stunning as I imagine it would be.
ReplyDeleteStay dry - go malling :D
Happy weekend.
That's an imposing building all by itself, but maybe not for long. so much like that greenery about the place. Have a good SWF Friday.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
the endless rain is driving me nuts! the green and gray make a nice combination.:p
ReplyDeletethat is pure greenery
ReplyDeletethe last of the greeneries in Manila? ... very pretty contrast...
ReplyDeleteMy SKYWATCH here
Maganda pa rin kahit gray ang sky. That lush green is wonderful indeed!
ReplyDeleteLooks as grey as here in Belgium ;)!
ReplyDeleteA great combo of colors... Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteSo much lovely green space. And as you say, the green is the price you pay for the grey skies.
ReplyDeleteThe monsoons can't last too much longer, I hope.
ReplyDeleteduring the rainy season, the grass lawn can be the most interesting subject. grat sho on this!
ReplyDeleteI do not know if I want to the thank the rain for the green grass! We need the much needed rain for the summer heat.
ReplyDeleteI love Long Beach, this area seems like a city by itself. I think it never sleeps!
Actually I really like all the layers I see in the clouds, Hilda! And with lovely rolling grass like that, you can't complain much :D
ReplyDeleteHappy friday!
Lovely picture!
ReplyDeleteExcellent shot,
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Does this new building offer affordable housing? I hope so. It's a shame when cities only seem to build housing for a certain class of people.
ReplyDeleteI like the contrast of the sky and the lawn. Happy Friday!
Do you remember the first scene of Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odissey"? First thing crossing my mind when I looked at this photo. :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat sky-watch Hilda!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
xo
I wish our grass was as green as this. I had a picture of cloudy skies as well. I just hope the typhoons continue to stay away from you.
ReplyDeleteNice shot. It is lonely at the top there.
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