AXS Aseana: The new co-working destination in Aseana City
Designed to meet the needs of today's evolving workforce
Published Sep 20, 2025 02:44 pm
AXS Aseana’s offices and co-working spaces foster collaboration, connection, and business growth. Located on the 11th Floor, Aseana II, Bradco Avenue, Aseana City, the facility is open Monday to Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
The way Filipinos work has shifted, with more professionals choosing remote or hybrid setups over the traditional 9-to-5. Rising rental costs have also pushed startups and small businesses to seek more practical alternatives to dedicated offices. Responding to this need is AXS Aseana, a newly opened co-working space in Aseana City that offers flexibility, convenience, and a collaborative environment for today’s workforce.
AXS Aseana, developed by D.M. Wenceslao and Associates, Inc. (DMWAI)—the master developer and primary owner of Aseana City—features flexible workspaces ranging from hot desks and private offices to meeting rooms, complete with essentials like high-speed internet, pantry access, and collaborative areas.
Designed for today’s professionals, it serves as a convenient hub for freelancers, remote workers, and teams in the South, with easy access to transport links such as the LRT and PITX. Surrounded by dining, retail, and wellness options, it creates a work setting that blends productivity with balance.
AXS Aseana by D.M. Wenceslao and Associates, Inc. offers flexible workspaces that meet the demand for remote setups without the cost of traditional offices.
Buds Wenceslao, chief executive officer of DMWAI, explained the vision behind the project, noting that the development was created to align with the practical and collaborative ways people work today. “The rise of Filipino professionals looking for remote work, decentralized teams, and a place where they can develop their creativity and productivity are the things we considered in launching Aseana City’s newest and redefined co-working space, the AXS Aseana. We built this to provide not just desks, but a community and a space where people can collaborate, innovate, and grow even more in a shared environment.”
With Metro Manila’s office market showing signs of recovery in early 2025, as reported by Colliers International Philippines, the development is positioned at just the right time. The upcoming EDSA rehabilitation is expected to cause disruptions in daily commutes, prompting companies to decentralize their operations and look to accessible hubs like Aseana City.
As Wenceslao summed up, “This is more than just a space; it’s a platform for growth. At AXS Aseana, we aim to empower professionals by giving them the tools and environment to do their best work.”