Looks real good.
Although it is true UOA resi designs all look almost the same (refer to UOA Bangsar South, Setapak Green), but their clean and crisp workmanship really seem to top other resi products at the similar price range.

Even if the design is conventional or so-called boring by many, I personally think LeYuan looks great, in an elegant manner!! Congrats to all lucky owners

This post has been edited by chongstk: Jul 26 2014, 02:46 AM

The images shown in brochure are merely Artist Impressions prepared by the architect during Concept Design stage, or early Schematic design stage. The only thing confirmed upon sale launching is apartment unit layouts.

After that the building design will go thru tender and design development process whereby most facade specifications can change somewhat from initial artist impressions, due to factors such as constructability, costs, authority codes & regulations etc.

This post has been edited by chongstk: Jul 26 2014, 02:45 AM

i too hope i really got a handsome duit kopi from UOA lor...such easy money to make
Anyway I honestly do not think the end product looks bad, at least in that photo. You owners are angry over the colour of painting looking different from the perspective image?

Just have to remind yourselves do NOT believe completely in artist impressions.

Typical example... Usually perspective artists would tend to show lush greenery surroundings, but maybe in fact there are cemetery, rubbish dump etc. So just make sure you research the surroundings thoroughly and double check with sales person.

And for building design, I feel that YTL is one of the very few developers that deliver almost exactly as the sale images.

Maybe Le Yuan owners can try petition to ask for facade improvements.
I googled Le Yuan sale perspective images, actually the Car Park podium looks different only right? For the apartment towers no significant differences. But as I said, I do agree with you that UOA has been duplicating same facade treatment and colour scheme across a number of recent projects.