Ayala Center (Makati)

==Ayala Center==
===1990–2010===
====1990–2004====
In 1989, the newly established Ayala Land started redeveloping the Makati Commercial Center (now known as Glorietta) and integrating nearby Greenbelt to form Ayala Center in Makati.
It was also, until 2001, the umbrella brand of Ayala Land's malls before it introduced the Ayala Malls brand, though it would get a logo only 3 years after.
Ayala center 2000.png|Variant with Glorietta and Greenbelt below
====2004–2010====
When the Ayala Malls brand was formally launched in 2004, Ayala Center's logo was refreshed, with the elements being formed by watercolor and paintbrush strokes. 
The logo use would however begin to be downplayed in 2006, after Glorietta revamped its logo, and Ayala Malls started to downplay the promotion of Ayala Center itself, instead focusing on its two malls (Glorietta and Greenbelt). Eventually, Ayala Land would take over management of the entire complex, with Ayala Malls now managing just the two malls.
Ayala center makati 2003.png|Variant with Glorietta and Greenbelt logos (2004–2006)
==2010–present==
Category:Ayala
Category:Philippines
Category:Ayala Land
Category:Shopping malls
Category:Shopping malls in the Philippines