How can you be 100% sure when you are assuming...you are jumping to conclusions.
There is a big difference between what you know and what you think you know...I am not a SA from WOTP.

No basketball court...no problem...we can play lawn bowling...no complicated structure and permit required...all you need...

a manicured lawn



some black balls and a smaller white ball



and we are ready to play lawn bowling...



is just as good as basketball....both old and young also can play.

Good news is rare these days...got good news spread the good news lor... don't wait, at least it will make some WOTP owners smile today

It's not everyone's dream to run around in a basketball/tennis court, sibeh jialat for the seniors. The good thing about lawn bowls is that it is a sport that everyone can take up, regardless of ability...aged 9 to 90 can play.

I don't mind having the basketball court...I love basketball.

Award-winning landscape architect, Dr. Colin K. Okashimo and another award-winning architect, master-planner and academic at the forefront of sustainable development, Prof. Jason Pomeroy gave a talk on the green approach undertaken by SDB in ensuring a sustainable living at Windows On The Park Sales Gallery last year in May. Anyone here attended the talk? I missed it because at that time I've not known WOTP yet. The talk must be interesting.



If you want to know a bit more about Colin Okashimo.....

http://www.goingplacessingapore.sg/people/...eArchitect.aspx

earlier this month I've posted an article on Jason Pomeroy

Good! Keep going....little by little the "Windows" are taking its shape.

Sculptures can certainly add beauty to a garden or park and make it looks more artistic, exotic and enhance its appearance. Just look at some of these sculptures....the last 4 I believe are Colin Okashimo's work...

Slowly you will see more details of the "Windows"....when completed, these "Windows" are going to be awesome!

When a great artist put in love and skill into his work, expect a masterpiece.

Congratulations on your newly found masterpiece!

Dedicate to all WOTP buyers...MASTERPIECE...enjoy the song...

http://youtu.be/tGB1sDzdcTU

Nice...but not much greenery and no vast parkland...wait till our WOTP is completed and we will have our residence video...

WOTP...give you the power of nature...wide open spaces, lush greenery...wake up morning and look out of ..

your large window and you get to view...



your wide balcony and you get to view...



in fact greenery are everywhere...









and don't forget the "Great Lawn"



we may have animals sculptures in the park...hahaha



Those who want to know more about the benefits of greenery, you may want to read this article from the National University of Singapore...

http://www.greenlab.bdg.nus.edu.sg/benefits.aspx

Thank god those are not chicken...there are people outside five stones waiting for dead chicken leh...

Oh yeah! I love to party...count me in.



It have to be a green theme party to match with the environment...everybody wear green...



including pets...



but...not so green that you blend into the background completely...then nobody can notice you...



come as a green cactus...not recommended, security guards may throw you out...careful with the needles..



build a campfire..hmm..not a good idea...after our beautiful park become like this...



Looking forward to the move in party!

I believe SDB had opted for having tandem parking, though the land size of the project is big, was because of the design of WOTP. Priority is given to the parkland, therefore is appropriate to restrict space allocated to car parking, the designer may not fancy having the parkland sitting on top of car park level.

Rainforest trees may not be suitable to be planted on top of car park as their roots are strong and grow deep into the ground...



if on top of car park level...this may happen.....then how?



so, to optimise the number of car parking...the layout have to be tandem...this is just my theory, I may be wrong.

The good thing is at least 2 car park are allocated ... even to the smaller units.

You are the lucky one...car park alone already untung. It was unbelievable cheap...I would prefer the side by side parking, surprisingly cheaper too..really don't mind walking a bit further to my car...is healthy.

Despite the government property cooling measures, about 82% sold on the project latest...not bad...can be considered successful.
Block C 165 units sold out, Block A 249 units sold 84%, left 40 units, and Block B launched last year October, 126 units sold 55% left 57 units...so left 97 units out of the total of 540 units...not that many lah..
out of these 97 still available units, 13 are penthouses, very large ..very expensive close to 2 mil and above, not easy to sell...take time, the rest also large units close to one mil and above....SDB very calm..no panic...they know most of the units will be sold...if not just hold them a bit longer, they can afford to wait....

You can see that all the 3 blocks are sitting on top of the car park...and you look closely...you can see the car park is built with a gentle slope up towards Block B and with a big park located at the end. I was told the landscape is undulating...have a wavy form which give the park a delightful views. In short, the whole place does not look flat...that's how you can have a gym macam on hillside.



the park next to Block B



the gym macam on hillside



these are some of the undulating landscape parks...hope our park will come out as beautiful...



This post has been edited by aberdeen: Jun 28 2014, 11:09 AM

Hello kor...lu sibeh hoh, give regular updates on the progress of the project...kam siah kam siah...

ohh...so sad I love that showroom, is one of the reasons why I bought a unit in WOTP.

That area is the grand entrance to WOTP...don't tell me so early they want to build the grand entrance...then the entrance must be as grand as the entrance to the Forbidden City...haha