I though mbsa side extension must have minimum  20 ft setback  between new build wall to boundary. Perhaps you have very spacious side area therefore you meet the requirements.
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what tools you use for DIY 3D render?

Nice!
I bought a corner lot unit as well (undercon) and planning to do the same exact patio but instead of having a gym room like yours, I will make it as a dining area (extended from the terrace).

do u have the design of your kitchen cabinet?

wow, I love that 3d model project on the video!

This is major extension renovation. More than 400sf extension?

hi, thanks for sharing, may i know who are the contractor you engage in wet works?

Good Day Guys. Been reading your blogs & posts here. First of all, need to thank you for your effort in sharing your journey. It's definitely a tedious job 

We share a few similarities, I purchased an End-lot unit at Elmina, with 21ft of extra land. The land is shaped like a triangle (front big, back small).
With the limited space at the back, we decided to extend the side and back ( for Wet Kitchen & Laundry) , maximize it (approx 24ft H & 16ft W).

And, when it comes to MBSA, got shocked to know that even though ours is an individual-titled freehold landed property, was told that we need to 'let go' about 6ft (not sure the exact length, sorry! ) from the perimeter fencing to get approval. Reading your posts here says 10ft 

Since its my first landed property, I have no idea all these ruling existed, as I thought to get approvals, we only need neighbors' consent, and some letters/drawings...

I haven't approached Mbsa personally, as we are still in 'defect-rectification' stage ( DLP ). Would you mind sharing the basic limit, we, the End-lots owners have?

A big Sigh.....    

Side note : Some say rather settle saman than going through their procedures..... 

How about mpk rule on corner lot also same?

Hi KLKN_Views, nice sharing!
I'm stepping into a similar journey now as me and I and my family just got ourselves the keys to the end lot house with land (21ft).
Boy the discussion with multiple contractors and designers are just super tiring...

Anyhow, mind sharing how much you budget for the kitchen carpentry, island and worktops (quartz)? And who did you choose in the end, was reading your blog and can't wait for your updates!

hi, u complted ur reno?

Hi, thanks for sharing the journey even during this hectic time.
I had the same route as you to first approach the ID and realising it will double up the budget. Results to design and plan on myself.
I’m in the middle of looking for a reliable contractor. The sharing on quotations really helps a lot while giving an idea of what’s a good details quotation be like.
By the way, how is the workmanship so far on your contractor? Would you recommend it based on your experience?

Do you recommend the Architect that you engage? Thanks in advance

The Homeowner shall lodge a written notice/complaint to the Developer and/or Management Office and the Developer shall rectify the defects within thirty (30) days from the date of receiving the said written notice.



If the defects were not properly rectified by the Developer, the Homeowner shall be entitled to carry out the works to repair and make good such defect himself/herself by appointing his/her contractor and requesting for a quotation on the cost of the repairs. The Homeowner shall then notify the Developer of the costs of repairing before the commencement of the works and shall give the Developer an opportunity to carry out the works within thirty (30) days from the date the Homeowner has notified the Developer of his / her intention to carry out and commence the works after the Developer’s failure to carry out the works within the said thirty (30) days.



At the same time, the Homeowner shall inform the stakeholder solicitor to retain the stakeholder sum by way of email or written notice. In such an event, the stakeholder solicitor shall release such costs to the Homeowner within thirty (30) days after the receipt of the Homeowner’s written demand specifying the amount of such costs.
Link to this excerpt:
https://hhq.com.my/publications/know-your-r...y%20workmanship.