4. David M. Consunji was a young concrete inspector
when he learned the important elements of
construction: proper planning, in-depth and thorough
preparation, meticulous implementation, and precise
system framework.
7. The hundreds of landmark infrastructures constructed
by DMCI symbolise the expertise and professionalism
of the Filipino engineer. He was able to create pioneer
landmarks with the use of Filipino resourcefulness and
making construction cheaper but stronger in multiple
folds.
8. Mactan Shangri-La Hotel (Mactan, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu)
Makati Shangri-la (Makati City)
Shangri-la Resorts & Spa Boracay (Malay, Aklan)
Manila Hotel (Rizal Park, Manila)
The Westin Philippine Plaza/Sofitel (CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Manila)
Cultural Center of the Philippines (Roxas Boulevard, Manila)
Ayala Tower One (Makati City)
The New Istana Palace (Sultan’s Palace, Brunei, Darussalam)
The Asian Hospital (Filinvest Corporate City, Muntinlupa)
The Manila Doctor’s Hospital (UN Avenue, Manila)
9.
10. He was a builder. His father was a builder. His kin were
architects, contractors, builders, and planners. His
dream was to give better homes to everyone without
sacrificing our wallets.
11. We shall be the best provider of residential
communities designed to create quality
lifestyle responsive to the changing needs and
preferences of the market we serve.
VISION
12. In so doing, we are committed…
to ensure customer satisfaction,
to achieve a sustainable growth on our
shareholders’ investment,
to maintain a mutually beneficial relationship
with our partners in the business,
to care for the environment we work in,
to promote the growth of our people…
while building an organisation that espouses
Integrity, Excellence and Interdependence.
MISSION
16. Sem-Calaca’s Skills Training conducted by DMCTTC is
a CSR program spearheaded by SCPC for the
residents of Calaca and nearby towns to equip them
with employable skills and produce opportunities for
employment in SCPC and DMCI projects in Calaca.
18. To date, the program has produced a total of 146
graduates, 55 of which are carpenters, 54 are
masons , 22 are riggers and 12 are rebar graduates.
90% of these graduates are already working in the
projects of SCPC and DMCI.
21. A total of 232,600 liters of drinking water were donated
to the victims of Typhoon Maring and the Habagat
through various government agencies, Tulong Kapatid
Foundation and other private groups.
23. “Kaakbay” is DMCI Homes’ umbrella corporate social
responsibility program. It is from the Filipino word
‘akbay’, the act of putting one’s arm over another’s
shoulders; it is also a gesture of care, concern and
camaraderie. It promotes fostering of good relations
with the communities where DMCI Homes operates
and brings forth social activities beneficial to the
Filipino society. Kaakbay propelled in 2013 with the
following activities:
25. Kaakbay ng Kalikasan is dedicated to environmental protection
and ecological aspects of sustainable development.
Kaakbay sa Kalusugan is a program relevant to health and
wellbeing. Homeowners of DMCI Homes communities supported the
outreach program for the poor with doctor-residents volunteering in
the DMCI Homes Kaakbay medical mission in Pasig City on Aug 23,
2013.
Kaakbay sa Edukasyon is committed to uphold learning and
education.
Kaakbay ng Pamayanan supports social welfare and community
development.