3 TOWERS @ Kuala Lumpur - A Remarkable design concept that synerqises the 3 elements of Wind, Water & Sun, featuring a biophiliac & environmental friendly building with energy saving that harness from sunlight, wind & rain.



Both Internal & External facade of the building adopt the Green Building Index (GBI) standard as the yardstick in facilitating a congenial work environment that maximizes the use of natural daylight & a breezier environment.

The 'Living' Wall - a green lined boulevard marks the entire stretch of ground floor & drop-off points connecting between towers.

Vertical Landscaping - Walk-through Lighting Effect that changes throughout day & night

Eco-Driven theme - Interior space layout capitalizes on locating work areas near facade openings to maximize the use of day lighting



With the additional multiple high speed lifts & being a potential candidate for a MSC-status building, this green design features are targeted to meet the future expectations.

This post has been edited by accetera: Jun 8 2018, 07:05 PM

So many on going high end property in KL....

Nice! Seem GBI is the trend now ..

jalan ampang which part ya?

oh please oh please not m city and elements area. too many units already there

I think im interested as this one per sf is just below RM700. Worthwhile!

confirm? how & where to get the info?
im interested to know more...

I thot it says office suites? Unless it means can be residential. Hehe

getting more info soon... only know from 650psf... soho... u think the price is ok??

how big the size and where exactly location in Ampang?

next to gleaneagle medical center.... good mou?

Bside m city...gonna compete with m city n elements

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Added on August 10, 2012, 5:49 pmPls don't simply gv wrong info ;-)

This post has been edited by adrian0229: Aug 10 2012, 05:49 PM

its going to be the future also, overseas are adapting/aligning themself to LEED.

BTW, GBI in Malaysia can be considered over rated, just to follow oversea`s trend

No use if a building built, but are poor in space ratio design/construction designs & overly market on GBI standard.

the bottom-line still not adapting this GBI standards.

This post has been edited by KVReninem: Aug 10 2012, 05:54 PM

Posting few days ago,
Freehold SOHO, 505sf for RM 339,000
671psf then

This post has been edited by ecin: Aug 10 2012, 06:11 PM

Any early bird discount?

that's what i'm told..... unless u have more solid info...

This was what i saw - no guarantees ar heheh, i'm not part of the Dergahayu

This post has been edited by wongmunkeong: Aug 10 2012, 07:07 PM

Do they have other sizes?

Yes, to biggest 1,5++sf

Wow. How to register for this project?