Proscenium at Rockwell continues to feature the best of its designs. The Proscenium Sakura which is a 51 storey 210 unit will be the second to emerge. The tower will comprise of 80 two-bedroom units, 118 three-bedroom units, and 12 four-bedroom units. In order to give each unit enough space and privacy, only 2 to 5 units in the floor will be occupied. Proscenium at Rockwell is known for their five different towers with unique features that is flexible to adapt to one's lifestyle.

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.

Makati City

The city of Makati is considered the financial center of the Philippines, thanks to the flurry of business activity in the area. The city is known for its developed business district called the Makati Central Business District (CBD). It is bound by the main thoroughfares of EDSA, Gil Puyat Avenue, Arnaiz Avenue and Chino Roces Avenue, and mainly encompasses Legazpi Village, Salcedo Village, the Ayala Center, and parts of Bel-Air Village.

It has the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country, with major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies making Makati as its home base. The biggest trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange is also located along the city’s famed Ayala Avenue. Makati also has over 62,000 registered business enterprises, which are engaged in financial services, wholesale/retail, services, real estate, export/import, and manufacturing as of end-2012. Makati also has  the highest number of BPO offices in Metro Manila at 1,159 companies to date, as well as the highest number of PEZA-accredited IT Parks and Buildings.

Ayala Center and Rockwell Center in Makati are both major commercial developments. Both are known individually as vast walkable complexes for its wide array of shopping, entertainment and cultural offerings. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. Rockwell Center is home to the Power Plant Mall.

The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market are popular open-air community markets, attracting visitors and locals. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.