Probably not. Non-standard units lags the progress of work for contractor. Also, if they allow you to do it, they'd have to allow it for other purchasers as well. Contractors might get confused on which unit to do the whole floor timber during construction and screw up probably

Ah I see, thanks for the clarification! Didn't know they have to submit the plans even for the flooring type. Thought the plans are just the overall construction of the buildings like beams, etc.

I think there might be one or two groups set up via fb if its not reported here. You could try your luck there.

I know there is a whatsapp group for a unit I bought for one of the projects mentioned here, but chose not to join as I value my privacy and I don't like the idea of being part of a group made up of people I've not met personally before.

Actually its the little things that made me choose Avara as well. I could've went with Tria and other projects but I didn't think the attention to detail was as good? granted, avara's price is higher.

I'm not sure whether developer will really implement it because it's not really stated in the SPA but I like the idea of them making an exhaust pipe out so the cooking fumes would be piped out instead of being kept in. I asked the agent this and they said each unit will have their own exhaust pipe out so there'll be like 350+ holes somewhere in the building or something.

The other thing is the balcony. I like the handles and the height. The addition of the sliding sun shade thingy is such a good idea that I would never have thought about. My one con is I would've hoped they use wooden floors instead of tiles for the living areas but oh well hahahaha

I was also drawn to the idea of the kinetic facade thing. I thought it was the first in Malaysia to do it but as mentioned by someone earlier in this post, it isn't. I hope that the kinetic facade will be similar to the one used for Debenhams @ Oxford street London. It'll look so cool. I also hear that star residences (by Samsung) @ KLCC will be doing kinetic facade as well.

It’s the outer part
The kinetic panel. U see it cover the whole parking lot

No la not energy
It’s more futuristic and nicer
For usage I do feel the Carpark won’t be stuffy, in fact more (sorry England poor not sure what’s the word) breathable? Or not so stuffy
Basically not so Carpark smell la
As more windy

Ah yeah better air ventilation hehe

Hmm.. I personally don't think it'll improve air circulation per se. I think it's just purely for aesthetics purposes. Even if we srerch it, I think it'll probably "improve circulation" by not allowing the smoke and exhaust gases from the road in front to enter into the car park that much easily?

Me too, my preference is for wooden flooring in living area as well. One can argue that it's nothing ID can't fix, but when we are already spending so much on the unit and the tiles are supposed to be of high quality, it would be a waste to remove them upon receiving keys when still so new. Not sure what other options there are.