I tend to differ in my opinion.

If you check carefully, type D has got the widest and grandest living area(~19ft) while the other units are 5 ft smaller.

This means that you will have more rooms to play with when designing the center piece of the house.

You will see the different when you place the furniture in the living and dining area.

If you want, you could build back the 5 ft area(to form kitchen) which will bring back your dining area to the 14ft width like other units.

You may goto the link below to compare the different layouts.

http://newlaunch.iproperty.com.my/Damansar...1756#floorplan/

Please also note that type D gas bigger bedroom 1 and longer balcony

And for the fact that all type D are corner unit, the views are multiple and not limited to only the pool view.

and also type A has got redundant corridor area(although you could place some sort of entry table to decorate that
place.)

type B and C, there are also redundant areas just next to the kitchen.

Given the second chance, I still choose Type D

If this changes can be done during the construction is the best. But i felt that the developer will not entertain much cos need to re-study and redesign the toilet layout and to get all relevant findings and feasibilities before can approve and also the cost of the new design layout.
Unless if there is quite a number of people in a group request for that with a common selection of the same layout changes...maybe there is a hope. That also include that the group should get a Test fit layout to submit to them on the request placing of amenities changes. This i trust the same with the wet kitchen cabinet area if there is intention to segregate the wet kitchen to enclosed with more practical use cabinets sets.
I will be doing some test fit soon on my Type D layout for the best way to create the kitchen area and island and dining set-up. If there is other Type D owner who interested to have the said exercise where group request for the common kitchen area enclosed to the developer during construction. i don't mind sharing the layout if i can get the best way to do that segregated kitchen test fit layout for the group to make this happen.

Cheers

Hi Jasonv,

Same here. I thought of changing my house layout (just changing of the toilet) and my unit is not even build yet. My sis who is an architect drew a few proposed layouts and I submitted to L&G. I was rejected outright without explantion given. And yes is Siti Fazlia. 

Any idea or proposal on the layout design for type D, especially for the kitchen /dining area? Kindly share..

Year 2015 is foreseen to be a lackluster year for the property sector.

If the developer delay handing over is a good thing for the buyer.

What do you think?

type D kitchen cabinet same as type A showroom - white color type
bath room cabinet included, mirror that time haven pasang so not sure..
workmanship not sure..
Block A and B no problem get the key by year end

here the latest pic

Planning for your reno? There was earlier discussion previously about the idea to reno the kitchen area. No news after that.

Is the kitchen cabinet as shown confirmed for type D?

That's is already is a very long kitchen cabinet. You must have lots of kitchen wares to store. Unless you are mixing the kitchen wares with other types of things.

No doubts storage cabinets are required along the dining and living hall to keep these two areas tidy.

Ughh.. Model showed white colour ended up with black instead. Not my personal liking

Ok good that they cover the parking levels partially with vertical bars or concrete or whatever that is called..

I don't mind about the wall colours but the windows & balcony glass are totally transparent ... hmmm...

I am not sure if it will be frosted glass or not..

I think they should have use those tinted glass (those that cant see through from outside) which allow the owner to enjoy the view yet protect their privacy..

if the developer have thought of the privacy issue, then they should have use frosted glass in the showroom as well.. why change now?

If the showroom unit show clear glass (regardless tinted or not, can see from outside or not) and purchaser buy it.. then that means the ppl are buy it with the idea it is a clear glass.. then developer should provide clear glass.. it should be up to the purchaser how they wan to protect their privacy.. they can use curtain as shown in the showroom as well..

Same go for the tiles in the bathroom..

Point is, developer should not simply change the spec and make it different from show room unit.. minor changes should be ok, but not changes that compromise on the quality and original design.

thanks for the feedback.
i am actually considering to get the penthouse of this property but i afraid that i regret as you know most of the condo drop into hiccups when the management are not capable.

just curious on how are the traffic and securities over that area