In the midst of the village is the 0.29 sq mi. Alabang
Country Club. It is the first in the country to combine the features of a golf
club, a polo club, a riding school, and a sports club.
There is also the Alabang Commercial Center, which is
managed by the Alabang Commerical Corporation. It consists of a supermarket and
department store, two movie theaters (which are populary called the Alabang
Twin Cinema), and the Casa Filipina Arcade.
The village also features 56 New Alabang Townhouses,
designed for condominium ownership.
The development houses the St. Susana and St. Jerome
Chapels under the Somascan Order. Its architectural style is Filipino Baroque.
The employee housing project for the Ayala Group of
companies is Ayala’s social experiment in an attempt to create an egalitarian
community where people of both high and low income levels share the same
facilities and services. Phases I and II are already completed.
The Barangay Hall and the community centers fill the need of residents for an assembly place to plan and discuss matters that are
of interest to the community.
Education institution such as De La Salle Santiago
Zobel School, Woodrose School, and the Institute for Child Advancement, The
Learning Child, Maria Montessori are housed in Ayala Alabang Village.
Alabang Village now stands on 2.6 sq mi of land about
11 miles south of Makati and about 20 minutes drive on the South Luzon
Expressway. 30% is alloted to parks, schools, roads, playgrounds, churches.
A few of the parks are Cuenca Park, Narra Park, Makiling Park, Tamarind Park.
The AAVA office has the main office, security office, dental clinic, clinic and library.
sources: http://aava.ph/facilities.php
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