Another Rockwell Land pride is the One Rockwell located at the Rockwell Drive, Makati City. It is a 165-high two-tower building – the East Tower and West Tower. One Rockwell is the first Z-shaped inspired unit that has the best 180-degrees view over the city.

This beautiful structure was designed by a local architect, Mr. Pimentel Rodriguez form Simbulan and Partners. This 45-storey high building offers one-bedroom up to three-bedroom space units with about 70 square meters. The rooms are Wi-Fi and cable ready with added amenities like swimming pools, gym, function rooms, and game and theatre room.

It has basement parking type and round the clock security system. One Rockwell, just like the rest of other outstanding Rockwell buildings, is well located around great establishments and centers. It is just minutes away from the best places around Rockwell Center. It is a Z-loft building with great amenities and location, that is One Rockwell.

Founded in 1995, Rockwell Land Corporation is co-owned by First Holdings and Manila Electric Company (Meralco). Rockwell Center was their first project which was a 15.5 hectare residential and commercial lot in Makati City. Originally, this has been the original site of the Rockwell thermal plant owned by Meralco. Its name is derived from James Chapman Rockwell, the first president of Meralco. At present, Rockwell Center is comprised of high-rise residential condominium localities, leisure club, sports club, office buildings, a graduate school of law, a shopping center and business establishments. With about 20 years of in the field, Rockwell Land comes to a point to create “calamity-proof” infrastructures to century-flood cycle scheme. In fact, in the recent typhoons that blast the Philippines, Rockwell's finished projects (The Power Plant Mall, Rockwell Center-West, East Block Towers, and The Power and the Rockwell Business Center) and ongoing residences ( Edades Tower and Garden Villas,The Grove by Rockwell, 205 Santolan by Rockwell, ) stayed flood-free though heavy rains have shaken them.

Rockwell Center

Named after the first president of MERALCO,  James Rockwell, Rockwell Center has grown to become one of the hottest premier mixed-use developments in Metro Manila. Rockwell Center as designed by global architectural firm Skidmore, Owings, and Merril, the architects behind the Hong Kong International Airport’s gigantic passenger terminal. The project’s centerpiece, the Power Plant Mall, became a retail shopping and gastronomic hotspot.

Rockwell Center is definitely worth considering for those with an eye for an upscale lifestyle. Bounded by J.P. Rizal Avenue to the north, where it faces the Pasig River, Estrella Street to the east, Rockwell Drive and Amapola Street to the south, and R. Palma Street to the west, this self-contained development boasts numerous high-end condominiums, the Power Plant Mall, cafés and restaurants, a local branch of the Asian Eye Institute, and even an institution of higher learning.