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Annual Report 2012 - Alphaland Corporate

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Aerial rendering of<br />

<strong>Alphaland</strong> Marina Club<br />

side of the city, while boosting the nascent local<br />

boating and yachting industry. We believe the AMC<br />

will address all of these needs.<br />

The Marina Club is the centerpiece<br />

of <strong>Alphaland</strong> Bay City.<br />

The <strong>Alphaland</strong> Marina Club (AMC) was launched<br />

in a grand reception at The <strong>Alphaland</strong> Tents on<br />

November 8, <strong>2012</strong>. Over 350 guests attended, and<br />

over 100 shares were sold. <strong>Alphaland</strong> presented a<br />

table-size scale model of the development, to give<br />

guests the look and feel of the project. The guests<br />

responded positively to the presentation, and<br />

many said they were eager for the opening of the<br />

club.<br />

We have heard many times, from our members<br />

and the market, that there is a real need for a club<br />

like AMC. One that will bring public attention<br />

back to Manila’s beautiful bay - a venue created for<br />

world-class social and sports events on the West<br />

The construction of the AMC is divided into four<br />

projects: the 900-meter breakwater; the marina<br />

floating piers, anchor piles, and utilities; the<br />

clubhouse foundation; and the clubhouse itself. Each<br />

of these projects has been subjected to a bidding,<br />

and contracts have been awarded for the breakwater<br />

and clubhouse foundation.<br />

The breakwater is an underwater mountain made of<br />

rock. When completed, less than 10% of the mountain<br />

will be visible above the surface. It will look like a wall<br />

about 4 meters high above the waves, with a flat<br />

crown about 3 meters wide. Underneath the water,<br />

however, the mountain is much more imposing in<br />

size, 45 meters wide at the base, and up to 9 meters<br />

high from the bottom to the waves, actually bigger<br />

than a typical section of the Great Wall Of China. To<br />

construct this mountain, we will need to quarry and<br />

transport roughly 220,000 cubic meters of rock, from<br />

different quarries in Rizal province, Bataan, and as far<br />

North as Zambales.<br />

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