Wow! Big crowd at Awave Bistro! Must be some good stuff inside!

Calendar can be collected at SetiaWalk Gallery, Pusat Bdr Puchong

Hot, hot, hot!

+1

I once tooked a closer look and found they were dysfunctional. Most probably these are abandoned items.. But again, SP Setia should not turn a blind eye as such items are a real eyesore to a passer-by.

Dear SP Setia, can you pls do something? Tx in adv.

If you view it from a higher perspective, the entrance to Brio is indeed elegant and auspicious: 2 rows of welcoming "Water Pillars" just right in front of the vigorous apartment! Well the mess in front of Sector7 should be temporary but it shouldn't be there in the first place.


This post has been edited by bizklguy: Jan 3 2013, 12:14 AM

Visited Kaseh.. Tasted their "Kaseh Nasi Lemak" set (around RM9.5)... The environment is cosy, service & food is good

Got many budget eateries around SW:
opposite Bomba (less than 100m by foot): chinese hawker foods (at least 10), muslim foods (at least 3)
adjacent to Tesco (less than 200m by foot): chinese foods (at least 10), muslim foods (at least 5)

I especially like the corner mamak shop (just opposite Setiawalk Gallery): their "sup tulang" memang betui betui kao kao!

Can someone pls share the real estate agent's name?

This post has been edited by bizklguy: Jan 16 2013, 07:30 PM

Malaysia government needs to be more determined and effective when dealing with PH. Listen listen listen, in Singapore, (ehmm) only two places you can find them:
1. five star hotel - those genuine business people
2. Oxchxxd Tower - those ehehm ehhem MH (Mak Hitam) workers "approved" by the government

This post has been edited by bizklguy: Jan 17 2013, 12:19 AM

Thanks for sharing. In my opinion, although each apartment has its own JMB (right??), but common issues are best tackled when we put our acts together. Thanks for the "Greater SW" spirit..

I believe if LIEW KEE SIN knew about this, he would ask his staff to immediately remove these "rubbish" which have become an eyesore to passers-by and a big "YOU ARE NOT WELCOME" sign to Brio owners/visitors. After all, he needs to uphold SP Setia's standard as being the "Builder of Distinction" right?

Thanks for the suggestion. A feedback has been submitted to SP's "Estate Management". Will keep this forum posted.

Let's compile a list of common "Defects" so that each of us could potentially use when engaging with our beloved developer. Below are what I have gathered so far from this forum (thx to a123 for item 2&3) :-) :
1. Dumping at the entrance of Brio/backyard of Sector 7
Thanks to swift action from SW, this item is now closed as those "temporary toilet/changing room" + broken items had already been removed.
2. the finishing of the wall put up by Sector 7 to close up its original main entrance.
The finishing is simply far too inferior. It does not fit with the quality of the facade at that area - which faces Brio's main entrance. The Deed of Mutual Covenant clearly mentioned the importance of maintaining facade quality. Sector 7 may feel it is only there back wall. But it is along SW main pathway and facing Brio's main entrance.
3. A large covered green colour rubbish bin placed behind Sector 7, and occassionally, some black rubbish bags are being placed beside it as well
We must not allow that area to be gradually turned into a rubbish collection area
4. Access to SW from LDP
Currently only one entrance (via the U-turn at Persiaran Wawasan) into SW which is inadequate in handling the ever-increasing traffic especially during evening hours. This varies from what was illustrated in the S&P's Site Plan as well as what was told during the launch/sales of Brio.
5. ??
........

Thanks.

This post has been edited by bizklguy: Jan 30 2013, 06:25 PM

Thanks to davkong & a123. The updated list is as follows:
1. Dumping at the entrance of Brio/backyard of Sector 7
Thanks to swift action from SW, this item is now closed as those "temporary toilet/changing room" + broken items had already been removed.
2. The main entrance of Brio requires a facelift
The wall behind Sector7 is simply far too inferior. It does not fit with the quality of the facade at that area - which faces Brio's main entrance. The Deed of Mutual Covenant clearly mentioned the importance of maintaining facade quality. Sector 7 may feel it is only there back wall. But it is along SW main pathway and facing Brio's main entrance.

One possible suggestion is for SPS to add a fountain at Brio's entrance, at least something to cover up Sector7’s bad finishing/taste, and also to be consistent with the entrance of R1 & R3 which already have water features.

On the other hand, just wonder if Sector7 is really that insensitive to its potential customer base as it literally erected a signboard in front of Brio entrance --- “Sector does not welcome Brio and SetiaWalk residents”

3. A large covered green colour rubbish bin placed behind Sector 7, and occassionally, some black rubbish bags are being placed beside it as well
We must not allow that area to be gradually turned into a rubbish collection area
4. Access to SW from LDP
Currently only one entrance (via the U-turn at Persiaran Wawasan) into SW which is inadequate in handling the ever-increasing traffic especially during evening hours. This varies from what was illustrated in the S&P's Site Plan as well as what was told during the launch/sales of Brio.
5. ??
........

This is called daylight robbery and has anyone mentioned that SPS is the top developer in Malaysia? You think we are stupid? I am going to ask them to adjust/remove it..

As at 7pm Feb2, the updated list is as follows (thx to the active inputs from all. New updates are inked in blue):
1. Dumping at the entrance of Brio/backyard of Sector 7
Thanks to swift action from SW, this item is now closed as those "temporary toilet/changing room" + broken items had already been removed.
2. The main entrance of Brio requires a facelift
The wall behind Sector7 is simply far too inferior. It does not fit with the quality of the facade at that area - which faces Brio's main entrance. The Deed of Mutual Covenant clearly mentioned the importance of maintaining facade quality. Sector 7 may feel it is only there back wall. But it is along SW main pathway and facing Brio's main entrance.
One possible suggestion is for SPS to add a fountain at Brio's entrance, at least something to cover up Sector7’s bad finishing/taste, and also to be consistent with the entrance of R1 & R3 which already have water features.
3. A large covered green colour rubbish bin placed behind Sector 7, and occassionally, some black rubbish bags are being placed beside it as well
We must not allow that area to be gradually turned into a rubbish collection area
4. Access to SW from LDP
Currently only one entrance (via the U-turn at Persiaran Wawasan) into SW which is inadequate in handling the ever-increasing traffic especially during evening hours. The side entry from LDP entry from LDP is useless as it is still blocked by divider
5. Maintenance Service Charge: Commencement date & Fifth Schedule
Well, clause 18 of the S&P does state about the effective date of Service Charge, but it also mentions that "a fair and justifiable proportion of the costs and expenses... for the services provided" . Frankly, a lot of services are not in place yet including the facilities at 7th floor, accessibility to SW and security control at Brio.
Can SW consider a more receptive commencement date for the Service Charge? E.g., can the commencement date of Service Charge be moved to after CNY? Perhaps SW should furnish the charges detail via Fifth Schedule as stated in clause 18 of the S&P?
6. ??? << to all, pls add here if there is any.... >>

Visited my unit. Very cooling for my unit which is facing the forest

Davkong and all, here are some photos for sharing (part 1)

main


balcony (forest view)


master bedroom


master bathroom


One of the Sky Gardens

Part 2: 7th floor (facilities floor)

Children playground


Gym room


Swimming pool + Children's wading pool



BBQ area


There are many rooms available for residents such as reading room, meeting room and a huge multi-purpose function room.