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The estates of Parklinks and Bridgetowne are closely connected due to their adjacent locations along the C-5 corridor, specifically their properties that border each other in Quezon City and Pasig.
The primary point of connection is their shared proximity, which allows them to be seen as a contiguous area of major development.
Here are the key details about the connection and their relationship:
1. Adjacent Location on the C-5 Corridor
Proximity: Parklinks (a joint venture of Ayala Land and Eton Properties) and Bridgetowne (by Robinsons Land Corporation) are located right next to each other on the northern part of the C-5 road.
Shared Border: The Quezon City portion of Parklinks neighbors the Bridgetowne township of Robinsons Land to the south.
Growing Hub: Their combined development along the C-5 corridor is creating a significant new business and lifestyle hub in Metro Manila, often drawing comparisons to the scale of other major CBDs.
2. Physical Connections (Bridges)
Both townships have constructed their own iconic bridges over the Marikina River, which connects their respective properties in Pasig and Quezon City.
While these are two separate bridges, their development contributes to the connectivity of the entire area:
Parklinks Bridge: This is an iconic, 110-meter (360 ft) long bridge that connects the Pasig and Quezon City sections of the Parklinks estate over the Marikina River. It is a major road structure with dedicated lanes for vehicles, pedestrians, and bikes.
Bridgetowne Bridge: This is a 200-meter (660 ft) bridge developed by Robinsons Land within the Bridgetowne estate to link its Quezon City and Pasig components across the river. It also includes lanes for vehicles, bikes, and pedestrians.
The existence of these two major bridges, along with other internal road networks, improves the flow of traffic and pedestrian mobility between the two large-scale developments, essentially linking the two major districts for residents, office workers, and visitors. Recent reports have also confirmed that the two townships are now connected, making for longer loops for activities like cycling.