AVARA is built for people who really stay in the house.. and those like southbank, petalz and etc are totally not comparable to AVARA.

Avara feature all built in with small little things that you think is useless, but actually speaks it is so important after you stay and compared with other project.

Talk about kitchen, already win 1000% hands down.

Other project may giv u built in kitchen cabinet with hob and hood. But no exhaust pipe out, only suck in filter by active carbon. In real life.. the kitchen will still stink becuz is useless not effective solution at all

Avara built in exhaust fan in kitchen point out to the building, more effective in taking out the cooking / frying oil steam.

Other project no giv such solution, so some owner go and reno and redo the exhaust fan and point towards balcony or condo airwell. This is a very shitty and selfish reno done by those owner, especially those that reno the exhaust fan to airwell.

One good example is petalz. Some inconsiderate owner go reno the kitchen exhaust fan to airwell, every time they cook (6/7am, 12pm, 5pm, 9pm) the whole airwell stink with their food, and all toilet window need to be shut. If no shut, whole house masuk their cooking gas oil smell. Imagine whole 40 storey kena becuz of the airwell

This problem wont go away. Petalz is 650k property with this kind of inherent problem forever, worth it ?

Avara already point exhaust fan outward, and not to airwell or wadsoever.

So small little thing like this actually counts.. yea abit expensive, but long run 30 years u will know that little expensive is worth it afterall

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

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.

Which part of avara is kinetic design????
I re watched the video again and cant figure out which part.

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

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

For me.. things that matter are
1. Smells
2. Noise
3. Traffic
4. Parking level

Giv and take nothing is perfect..
Parking lowest is starting level 4...

But for smells issue.. is terrible..
U wont want ur furniture to have belacan smell, goreng telur, kuey tiao goreng.. upper BS for a house to be  smelly...

Woah speaking of parking.. suddenly reminded me that my parking is at the 8th floor. Sigh...

Yea the bad part is parking.. pusing pusing

Lets say 1 day u will go in and out 2x from the house

8 down 8 up
8 down 8 up

32 rounds..

Haha

no direct ramp to certain floor?

I thought so....thanks for explaning.

Did they produce renew energy?

Would it make the carpark podium more stuffy.

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

Airy or ventilated.

Ah yeah better air ventilation hehe

don't understand. how cover up the carpark podium provide better air ventilation?

anyone notice a possible fly over road from federal highway heading to sungai besi and vice versa being built - the pillars seems to be getting ready ...

anyone notice a possible fly over road from federal highway heading to sungai besi and vice versa being built - the pillars seems to be getting ready ...