Wonder how the access is though if it’s beside isola. That plot is directly facing the flyover already.

Why are you so worked up about what SD decides to do with their own land with their own business approach?

Eventually, SDP will still get their profits out of both projects. May or may not reach their targets but profit is still profit

Main road above half the building? Don’t exaggerate la.

Main entrance from the main road to the property is at level 1 and there’s 5 levels of basement below it.

I’m not sure how, from these images, you can deduce that the main road is above half of the building.

SJ might not be "prime" location but it really is a convenient place to stay for many. While it is not as near to KL compared to say...PJ or Bangsar or TTDI, it is still considered near enough. Also, SJ is matured already. Plenty of amenities (shopping malls, hospitals, education institutions, restaurants & cafes, etc) in the vicinity, albeit not everything is within "walking distance". Of course Subang Parade is pretty much crap, but I gotta disagree with Empire being mediocre. People seem to like to shop and jalan jalan here as there are quite a number of eateries and Jaya Grocer as well through my observation. In any case, Sunway Pyramid is not far away from SJCC. If people from the deep ends of USJ can travel to Pyramid, I don't see why people from SJCC can't.

Putra Heights la lol

What does strong winds have to do with pre-fabrication construction?

And what does Grenfell Towers have to do IBS?

This post has been edited by 8sg9ft: Oct 20 2019, 01:23 PM

It’s not new. It has been in the industry for many years. Just because it’s not widely used for residential buildings, doesn’t mean it’s less safe

What’s the matter with same floor tiles for living and kitchen?