I agree with u. paid almost 800k but feel like staying in low cost unit.

(i) workmanship and finishing works VERY VERY poor.
(ii) also still got workers staying in unsold/uncompleted unit.
(iii) no cleaning of common areas.
(iv) also rats and cats litter everywhere.
(v) lifts keep breaking down and making squeaking sound when moving up and down.
(vi) lift supposed to be private access but can see workers use to go to other units and also workers everywhere loitering at lobby.
(vi) a lot of rectifying works.
(vii) lobby easily flooded when heavy rain.
(viii) tiles at lobby and common area very slippery and easily dirty.
(ix) pool was dirty

will post pictures later to prove.

This post has been edited by stryfox: Apr 20 2015, 11:54 AM

Looks can be deceiving. Later i post pictures

It is not about design or concept but the workmanship and finishing touch. You would expect more if pay almost 1 miilion with all the hype of private access lift, swimming pool, facilities bla bla bla.

Then again, if design or concept cannot translate into practicality or function, then only on paper looks nice but architect/designer didn't take into account surrounding or contributing factors e.g. weather, day to day usage, practicality etc

Example just look at entrance access gate. for residence sensor is on the left side while visitor on right side. imaging every time u want to enter or exit using residence access, u have to open left window so that sensor can detect and raise the gate (i notice sensor not strong to pick up signal unless very near to it), not practical and convenient at all

and the two boom gates (i.e. the pole) is so close to each other so if u drive big/wide car, your side mirror would scratch the visitor gate unless u enter in a right angle.

This post has been edited by stryfox: Apr 20 2015, 01:05 PM

u should see all the lifts (including service lift and the one to access the pool from parking). all full of scratches and dirty as they allow workers to access. should have restricted access to service lift only and service lift should be covered...