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The Empyrean, a new mixed- use building in Manila, combines tropical modern architecture with an Art Deco revival style. Its sleek design features geometric forms and lush greenery, blending sweeping curves and bold lines. The façade showcases intricate motifs inspired by Art Deco’s geometric patterns, while large windows provide abundant natural light and panoramic views of Metro Manila. Inside, minimalist furnishings and innovative materials create a modern yet elegantly nostalgic ambiance. Inspired by the stacking of towers, the building’s design evokes a sense of upward motion, connecting the ground to the sky. 

At a height of 62 storeys, the development has views to the San Juan and Mandaluyong urbanities to the south with the backdrop of the Makati and Taguig skyline in the horizon. Above the adjacent tower, there are direct views of the Quezon Memorial Monument to the east.