Project Highlight
Highrise living beside a park.
Highrise living outside Kuala Lumpur
where park land takes centre stage
Developer SDB allocates almost half of the land for ‘Windows on the Park’
for the development of a park.
View of the pool deck.
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FOR MOST developments, the landscaping,
parks or any kind of greenery are usually
introduced as fillers, after all available
space has been utilised for the building
construction. Landscaping usually takes
second place after the physical apartment
blocks or rows of houses.
With Windows on the Park, developer
Selangor Dredging Berhad (SDB) reverses
the approach, giving the development of the
park priority over physical buildings. Before
anything else, space was set aside for a park
large enough to serve the needs of the entire
community. Only then were the three multistorey residential blocks constructed on the
remaining portion of the land.
Three archways at strategic locations will
serve as gateways from one zone of the park
to another, or as ‘windows’ through which
you will be able to gaze at activities around
the park.
There will be zones for peaceful and quiet
pastimes such as reading or the more vigorous
activities that children engage in such as
running and playing; and for those with an
active lifestyle, there are tracks for jogging and
cycling. For badminton enthusiasts, there will
be a court inside the multi-purpose hall where
they