I reckon it’s really basic stuff like taking blood pressure and monitor blood sugar levels perhaps. Useful for diabetics of which there are shockingly many in this country.

Do things the Sw way, integrated ecosystem

I see, good idea to connect to existing system

How many years ago property are you talking about? Why dont you say last time 100k can get a 25x80ft terrace? Wanna compare pls compare apple to apple. Dont just blindly drop your comment.

Haha pls check out bangsar south any new development cost you less than 1m , the corridor of 1.5m is narrow with this price point, so hard to admit?lol

Now you are saying 1.5m width on a new development which cost less than 1m. Your “less than 1mil” is referring to what size and how many units per corridor? Btw serene is 1.78m also have units that cost less than a million. Lol!

This post has been edited by puffyballzzz: Sep 26 2023, 11:22 PM

The bangsar south high rises are notoriously very high dense with double loaded corridors meaning units in each direction. Serene isn’t really like that.

well, no reason to convince him/her about this as he didn't bother replying to my post about how each corridor wing only house 2 or 3 units.
what would you do in a corridor that needs such wide space anyways?
i don't have issue with the corridor when i visited it both times and would rather have such corridor in order to fit in proper refuse chamber and maintenance lift.
in the end, it is practicality and if the ones who can afford it don't mind it then i don't see a reason to.

The “H” floor plan with a central lift core and seperate wings is probably the most efficient layout for ventilation, light and privacy compared to traditional long corridor designs which would be cheaper for developer to implement.

yup, one can't just look at the width in isolation.
i would understand wanting a wider corridor is it is double loaded and it is a loooooong corridor but in this case, it is neither.

Exactly. Most of the units are not facing directly another unit.

Like Sunway Belfield?

Almost all Sunway projects have the same floor plan.

I think Sunway Flora is not H ?

Yea it’s a double loaded corridor design. In this case then corridors should be like 8 feet or more. Hmm they went cheap with this and not many openings outside.

This post has been edited by Cavatzu: Oct 1 2023, 10:36 AM

You mean for Flora, corridor design should have been done better?

This post has been edited by IronManz: Oct 1 2023, 12:27 PM

Not sure what the width is. Ultimately it depends on the shape of the land and what is the best way to cram as many units as possible.

748 units across 46 floors

Yea there’s a lot of specific attributes like corridor width, ceiling height, door size that you won’t know how it feels until it’s ready. But with Sunway should be not bad. That is the value in knowing the consistency of a branded developer whereas with some they really cheap out.

Flora should be following artessa build , similar height, similar unit per floor, also 1 liner corridor , wait artessa finish built then can roughly expect the same