Lot 4G10
39 fl

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UPDATE:
By James Foong
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Lot 4G11
39 fl

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UPDATE:
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Glomac eyes more land in Cyberjaya
By Sharen Kaur Published: 2009/09/04

DEVELOPER Glomac Bhd (5020) might buy more land in Cyberjaya, Selangor following the success of its RM180 million flagship Glomac Cyberjaya project.

The first phase of Glomac Cyberjaya, comprising 39 units of three-storey and three-and-a-half storey shop offices worth RM64 million or more than RM1.45 million each were launched in late July.

Group executive vice-chairman Datuk Richard Fong said 75 per cent of the units were sold within a week.

"We were caught by surprise. We did not expect sales to move so fast. It shows the market is improving and there is demand for shopoffices in Cyberjaya. We will buy more land in Cyberjaya if demand for the properties pick up," Fong said.
Glomac had acquired 3.3ha of freehold land to develop Glomac Cyberjaya from land owner, Cyberview Sdn Bhd, for RM21.24 million in January.

"We still have 24 units of three-and-a-half story shopoffices worth RM40 million to sell. We are launching the units this month and expect sales to move as quickly," he told Business Times.

The final phase for Glomac Cyberjaya will include a data centre and a 15-storey office tower, worth a combined RM75 million.

Fong said the two buildings will be launched in early 2010 and Glomac is looking for serious en bloc buyers.

"We have been approached by some parties but there is nothing on the table yet," Fong said.

Glomac Cyberjaya is strategically placed in Cyberjaya and its immediate corporate neighbours are bigwigs like HSBC, DHL and Ericsson.

Integra Tower

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Hampshire Place

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Cyberjaya office occupancy rate high
BusinessTimes

CYBERJAYA landowner Cyberview Sdn Bhd says that the average occupancy rate for offices in the MSC status area is at 94 per cent.

The demand for office space is so great that Cyberview will start work on SME Technopreneur Centre III a year ahead of schedule.

Cyberview had planned to start work on the third instalment of offices catered to small and medium enterprises in 2010.

Cyberview was set up by the government in 1996, with the Minister of Finance Inc owning 70 per cent and the remaining stakes held by different government agencies, which include the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).

Between September 2007 and August 2008, the supply of office space in Cyberjaya had increased by another 1.05 million sq ft to 4.22 million sq ft.

Another additional 1.64 million sq ft of office space will be ready by the third quarter of 2009, bringing the total space for businesses in Cyberjaya to 5.86 million sq ft.

Cyberview managing director Redza Rafiq said interest in the intelligent city has also not waned, adding that MDeC is in talks with between five and six multinational corporations (MNCs) to set up base in the area. He did not elaborate.

There are 474 companies located in Cyberjaya, 30 of which are MNCs.

Meanwhile, the master developer of Cyberjaya, Setia Haruman Sdn Bhd, is also upbeat about its housing projects in Cyberjaya.

Demand is now shifting to out-of-town buyers from just those working and living in Cyberjaya, said Setia Haruman chief operating officer Lao Chok Keang.

The Emkay group owns 75 per cent of Setia Haruman, which was appointed as master developer of Cyberjaya in 1998.

Setia Haruman has developed some 3,000 houses, of which 250 are high-end developments while the rest are medium-cost housing.

To date, some 750 medium-cost houses and about 200 high-end units have been sold. More medium-cost houses are expected to be built in the area to meet demand for homes within the RM200,000 to RM500,000 bracket.

New Project
Neo Damansara (http://www.cbd.com.my/index.php?option=content&task=view&id=157)

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ACTUAL SITE

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UPDATE:

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1 FIRST AVENUE

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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Menara Surian
Mutiara Damansara

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UPDATE:
From panaramio

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Lot 4G7
COMPLETED
From flickr

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MK 28

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Construction Started.

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UPDATE:

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V SQUARE

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The Icon

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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The Pearl
41x2 storeys

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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From left: Lot 4G8, 4G9, 4G10, 4G11

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UPDATE:
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is Putrajaya the new capital of Malaysia, not KL anymore?

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i love this project

is Putrajaya the new capital of Malaysia, not KL anymore?

not really...KL still the capital of malaysia while putrajaya is the administrative centre for malaysia government...most of the government agencies already move to this city...

is Putrajaya the new capital of Malaysia, not KL anymore?

Putrajaya located south of Kuala Lumpur, that serves as the federal administrative centre of Malaysia. The seat of government was shifted in 1999 from Kuala Lumpur due to the overcrowding and congestion there.

Nevertheless, Kuala Lumpur still remains as Malaysia's national capital and also as the commercial and financial centre. In 2001, Putrajaya was made a Federal Territory, increasing the number of federal territories to three. Kuala Lumpur and Labuan (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=527292) are the other two.

http://www.kiat.net/msc/images/cyberjaya-map.gif

Putrajaya also located just adjacent to Cyberjaya (http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=140654), Silicon Valley of Malaysia which both are in between KLIA (Kuala Lumpur International Airport) and Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur. In 2002, airport rail link, KLIA Transit also was linking Putrajaya/Cyberjaya to both Kuala Lumpur and KL International Airport in Sepang ;)

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NOTE:
JAYA MEANS SUCCESS

Glomac selling corporate tower to govt agency
By Sharen Kaur
Published: 2009/08/17

http://www.btimes.com.my/articles/GMAC14/pix_topright

PROPERTY developer Glomac Bhd (5020) is selling one of its two corporate towers at its upmarket RM800 million Glomac Damansara development in Petaling Jaya to a government agency for RM200 million.

Its executive vice-chairman Datuk Richard Fong Loong Tuck said the deal is due to be finalised by month-end.

Glomac Damansara consists of a 15- and 30-storey corporate tower, two 25-storey serviced apartment blocks, five- and eight-storey shop offices, nine- and 11-storey office suites and a hybrid retail mall.

Fong told Business Times the government agency will buy the 30-storey corporate tower but it wants the height reduced by five floors.
"We are in negotiations with the agency and will plan the design of the building according to their request. Since we are reducing the height of the tower, we will raise the floors for the other buildings," Fong said.

Fong said the office suites, which will be launched in mid-2010, may be increased by two floors, increasing its value from RM120 million currently.

Fong said other investors have approached Glomac for the 15-storey tower, which is valued at RM60 million and earmarked as its new headquarters.

He added that negotiations are ongoing with some of the parties.

"We will launch and hope to sell the corporate tower, shop offices and office suites before introducing the serviced apartments and mall next year. There is demand for office space in this area," Fong said.

Glomac has sold 70 per cent of the five- and eight-storey shop offices, launched in March this year.

Fong said sales of the shop offices were slow initially but picked up from late May.

As for the apartment blocks, Glomac is mulling to launch the units in early 2010, targeting locals within Petaling Jaya, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Bandar Utama, Damansara and Bangsar, Fong said.

Fong said the price of the apartments have been pegged at RM600 per sq ft and above.

"When we first planned the apartments, we were looking to have 208 units, each with a built-up of 1,500 sq ft. However, we have reduced the sizes to 800 sq ft to 1,500 sq ft so we are now offering 300 units for sale to the man on the street," Fong said.

"We are not targeting en bloc buyers as there are not that many around. Previously, there were a lot of buyers from the Middle East but they have become very cautious and are cash-strapped as a result of the financial meltdown," Fong said.

Fong said Glomac will start construction on the mall, which is worth RM150 million, by the end of 2010.

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KIA PENG CONDOMINIUM

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UPDATE:
by Victor18

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UPDATE:
kencana, solaris dutamas, MK10

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Sunrise ‘buses’ in community spirit
Wednesday, 09 September 2009 11:13

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Nong Chik (right) and Lim at the launching of
Sunrise’s free community bus service yesterday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Residents of the Sunrise Mont Kiara development can now enjoy a free ride while getting to know their neighbours better.

Yesterday, Federal Territories Minister Datuk Raja Nong Chik Raja Zainal Abidin launched SUNRISE BHD []’s free community shuttle service exclusively for Sunrise Mont Kiara residents.

The bus, which is equipped with an environmental-friendly engine, will shuttle residents within the Mont Kiara area. The service is aimed at improving the mobility of residents, Sunrise deputy executive chairman Datuk Allan Lim Kim Huat said at the launch.

Nong Chik described the service as a testimony of Sunrise’s efforts towards community development.

Sunrise is slated to launch two new developments in the near future. The first is a residential development within the Mont Kiara area, which is expected to have a gross development value in excess of RM800 million, while the other is a commercial development in Kuala Lumpur, expected to value between RM500 million and RM600 million.

Sunrise is preparing to launch the residential development towards the end of October and the commercial development sometime next year.[/QUOTE]

GoldIS Tower
BY msyukry08

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GoldIS Tower
BY msyukry08

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PNB plans mixed property projects
Published: 2009/09/12

Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB), the country's biggest fund management company, plans to develop next year its 7.2ha surrounding Merdeka Stadium and Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur.

Its president and group chief executive officer Tan Sri Hamad Kama Piah Che Othman said it will undertake mixed property projects that add value to the surrounding areas.

PNB had said earlier that it planned to develop the land into posh residential areas and business plazas at a gross development value of RM3 billion.

Hamad Kama Piah said that PNB was stepping up property development as earnings from its property arm provided an important source of revenue for the well-diversfied group.

"PNB will increase real estate investment to ensure it reaps commensurate returns," he told reporters after handing over Hari Raya goodies to seven organisations and orphanages from Selangor in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
On Amanah Saham 1Malaysia (AS 1Malaysia), Hamad Kama Piah said that an estimated 2.4 billion units had been subscribed to date. More units of the fixed income fund are still available.

The fund, launched by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak on July 31, offered 10 billion units for sale at RM1

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Location:

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UPDATE: Dec 2009 – Expected completion of Stadium Merdeka restoration works
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Bangsar South

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UPDATE:
by Ethaniel

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Lot 4G9
39 fl

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Better rendering

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CapSquare
Mixed Integrated Development

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UPDATE:
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MK 28

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St Regis, the six star hotel chain is aiming at moving into the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur with hotel designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

Developed by One IFC, a joint venture between CMY Capital Sdn Bhd and Malaysian Resources Corp Bhd, the scheme is being designed to accommodate not only the 200 room hotel but also 200 apartments that will also be managed by St Regis, a brand that literally has a butler service you can call on. Bertie Wooster would approve.

With approximately 80 floors, the building will have a substantial height making it one of the tallest in Kuala Lumpur, and also one of the defining skyscrapers of the under construction business district it is set to stand in, KL Sentral.

With a square footprint, the towers design is dominated by four stacks of rectangles. These present a series of differing facades to each side of the building making them look almost like a neatly arranged self-contained collection of glass books.

The building has yet to start construction but already has a firm finish date penciled in with the hotel aimed at opening on January the first 2014 according to St Regis, a very precise date that will no doubt be watched over by Jeeves
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Link: http://www.skyscrapernews.com/news.php?ref=2302

Putrajaya & Cyberjaya

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Cyberjaya to be divided into 12 zones similar to precincts in Putrajaya
Thursday September 24, 2009 By CHARLES FERNANDEZ

NEW signages for the Rezoning Structure Plan (CRSP) will be put up in Cyberjaya by the end of the year, after the details have been finalised with the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).

Sepang Municipal Council (MPSp) president Azizan Mohd Sidin said as the CRSP was a federal government initiative, tenders for the project would be outsourced by the federal government.

The CRSP, which was passed during the council’s One-Stop-Centre (OSC) meeting in November last year, will see the country’s Information Technology and Intelligent City divided into 12 zones, similar to the precincts in Putrajaya.

“It is for the purpose of easy identification and postal delivery. Companies in Cyberjaya would be mentioned on the signages in the zone where they are located,” said Azizan.

Under the present arrangement, Azizan said each company placed its own signages and this was destroying the city’s landscape.

The gantries at strategic locations, which will include directional signages, were supposed to have been in place in June but had to be shelved.

As an example, the council headquarters, which is located in Cyber 1, would share the same directional signages as the Community Clubhouse and the Cyberpark, so the MPSp address would henceforth be Majlis Perbandaran Sepang, Persiaran Semarak Api, Cyber 1, 63200 Cyberjaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.

The other addresses are: Cyber 3 (LimKokWing University, Satellite Farm, Measat); Cyber 4 (MKN Embassy, TM Net 2, TM Net, Invent Q Jaya, Ericsson, HSBC 2, HSBC, EBI); Cyber 5 (BMW, Fujitsu System, EB2, DHL, Glamorous Matrix, Prima 7, Prima Avenue, FSBM, CSP); Cyber 6 (District Cooling Plant, MCMC, Fire Station, City Command Centre, Sports Arena, SME 1, SME 2, Mustapha Kamal Building, NTT R&D Centre, EB3, Shell, Century Square, MDeC); Cyber 7 (Cyber Height Villa, Seri Puteri School, Flagship Village 1, Cyberview Garden, Setia Haruman, Cyberview Lodge Spa & Resort); Cyber 8 (Police Station), Cyber 9 (Cyberia Crescent, Smart School, Telecom); Cyber 11 (Universiti Multimedia, Cyberia, STP-A); and Cyber 12 (Neo Cyber, D’Cassia Apartments, D’Melor Apartments, Bus Terminal, CBD Perdana).

On another issue, he said heavy vehicles and school buses would no longer be allowed to be parked in housing areas.

Azizan said the council had received numerous complaints from residents on haphazard and roadside parking of lorries and school buses, leading to traffic congestion, especially in the morning and evening.

He said Development Planning department director Yunos Kashib had been tasked with identifying suitable areas for parking of the vehicles.

“We will have nine parking venues for these vehicles, with varying land areas, and there will be 24-hour security.

“It is a requirement by the Commercial Vehicle Licensing Board (CVLB) for heavy vehicle and school bus owners to look for their own parking area, but the council is providing an extra service by giving them suitable places to park,” added Azizan.

He said the parking operations had been outsourced to four companies for three years with an option for a two-year extension.

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Sunway Vivaldi

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Redevelopment of Atria Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya

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End of an era as Atria Shopping Centre faces redevelopment
By TAN KARR WEI August 10th, 2009

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THE Atria Shopping Centre in Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya, will soon see a new look as there are plans for redevelopment.

The iconic structure has been around since the 1980s and was the talk of the town during its heyday, when it was occupied by the Kimisawa and Printempts department stores.

It was then taken over by Parkson Grand on one wing and individual retail shoplots on the other.

Talks of a proposed 33-storey building to replace the shopping complex first surfaced during the last general election in March 2008 and residents were up in arms over the development, citing potential traffic congestion in the area with such a high-density project.

At that time, both the Barisan Nasional candidate (incumbent Petaling Jaya Utara MP Chew Mei Fun) and the DAP candidate (current Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua) had spoken out against the development.

Damansara Jaya Residents and Owners Association president Yew Cheng Hoe said they had submitted a letter of protest to the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) after attending briefings with the developer.

Residents were told that the initial proposal for a 33-storey building on top of four levels of shopping podium and 3½ levels of basement parking had been scaled down to a 22-storey building with separate blocks of 12-storey buildings.

The plan also included the upgrading of the two food courts (currently run by the MBPJ) situated on both sides of the building, replacing these with multi-level carparks and a new food court.

“We’re not against development but the density of the proposed building is too high for a residential area and it will worsen the traffic congestion in our area,” said Yew.

Yew said a nearby mall that opened recently was already causing traffic jams in the area.

“We’re also concerned about the security of our area as the crime rate is quite high in Damansara Jaya,” he said.

Residents also requested for traffic and social impact assessments but have yet to be presented these documents.

Petaling Jaya Utara MP Tony Pua said the commercial area was located within a residential area and residents should have a say as to the type of development that would take place there.

“Any development should be moderate and not bring in additional traffic into the area,” he said.

He said the 33-storey building proposed was beyond the allowable plot ratio of 1:4 under MBPJ guidelines.

Both the Petaling Jaya City Council (MBPJ) and the project developer declined to comment on the issue.

Glomac plans projects worth RM550m
By Rupinder Singh Published: 2009/09/30

http://www.btimes.com.my/articles/glowmac/pix_topright

PROPERTY developer Glomac Bhd (5020) is looking to launch at least three new developments for the financial year ending April 30 2010, with a combined gross development value (GDV) of over RM550 million.

Group managing director Datuk FD Iskandar is optimistic that the local property market will improve by the second half of next year to boost sales.

It plans to launch the second phase of its RM180 million Glomac Cyberjaya project by the middle of next month.

The second phase comprises 24 units of shop offices with a GDV of RM50 million.
Glomac bought 8.1 acres of land in Cyberjaya in 2008 and was the first to offer three-and-half-storey shop offices there.

Also in the pipeline is a commercial project on 1.3 acre freehold land in Mutiara Damansara, Selangor, which has an estimated GDV of RM250 million.

The development, surrounded by the commercial hubs of Ikea, Tesco and The Curve, will encompass retail spaces, office suites and a corporate office.

Glomas will also launch the second phase of the Plaza Kelana Jaya, a land that formerly housed the famous Kelana Seafood Centre.

Iskandar said Glomac aims to launch the fourth phase of the Plaza Kelana Centre with a GDV of some RM250 million.

"The development will be on a 3.2 acre freehold land that includes an office block, a neighbourhood shopping mall and office suites," he told Business Times yesterday.

Also in the plans are the launch of another phase at its Saujana Utama township in Sg Buloh, Selangor, in November.

"In this financial year, we are looking to launch at least three new phases," said Iskandar, adding that two phases have already been launched this year with the first sold out and the second up to 90 per cent sold out.

Iskandar also revealed that Glomac is close to acquiring at least two new landbanks before the year-end.

He said the company is talking to several parties to acquire land namely in the Klang Valley for commercial development.

He said the new land will be small in size, but have a high GDV and fast turnaround of about four to five years.

Bank Rakyat HQ
33 and 38 storeys

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:Cheers:
From flickr

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Update:
by msyukry08

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Twins
Residences: 36 fl x 2

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UPDATE:



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some recent updates

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Hampshire Place

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UPDATE:
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Swiss-Garden Residences

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UPDATE:
From flickr

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Something from the Burj Dubai thread.

The Burj Dubai World Tour

The Burj in London, New York, Paris, Abu Dhabi, Riyadh... Only in other cities can you see how big it really is...

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The Petronas Twin Towers, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia are stand 451.9 metres high. The Burj Dubai is almost 1.8 times taller, but then it is two against one. Photograph: Getty Images / Edited: Maktoob Business

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Special thanks to the Financial Times for this one. This is part of the global city advertising campaign run by the newspaper, a fictional metropolis made up of the world’s tallest and most iconic buildings. We have added the new boy in town… The Burj Dubai. It is, after all, bigger than all of them. Photograph: Financial Times/ Edited: Maktoob Business

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Pavilion Residences
43, 50 fl

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by Ethaniel83

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Pearl @ KLCC
Another Twin Towers Projects
40 fl x2

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The Oval
41 fl x2 (Complete 2009)

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From Malaysian forum

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KL Sentral: Lot J
(Complete 2009)
From Malaysian forum

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PJ Exchange (PJX)
34-storey

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Update:
From http://www.pjx.com.my/

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The Panorama
33 fl x 2

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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myHabitat serviced residences

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From Malaysian forum

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Suria Stonor
COMPLETED 2009

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Completed Suria Stonor:
1
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Hampshire Residence
37fl x 2 (COMPLETED 2009)

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Mid Valley City: The Gardens
COMPLETED 2009

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From Malaysian forum

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One Residency
3 Towers
UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Verticas Residensi condominiums
3 Towers

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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TRW Corporate office[/SIZE][/B]

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Update:
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From Malaysian forum

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The Troika (http://www.fosterandpartners.com/Projects/1307/Default.aspx)
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 2004-2009

The residential Troika Development is located at the north-eastern corner of Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park, with comprehensive views of the Park and Petronas Towers. The Foster design responds to the unique location with a scheme of three residential towers - of 38, 44, and 50 storeys respectively - that will be the tallest residential development in Malaysia.

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The residential Troika Development is located at the north-eastern corner of Kuala Lumpur City Centre Park, with comprehensive views of the Park and Petronas Towers. The Foster design responds to the unique location with a scheme of three residential towers - of 38, 44, and 50 storeys respectively - that will be the tallest residential development in Malaysia. The twisting shape is the result of a detailed analysis that identified the best possible views at every level, generating a plan that is aligned to maximise the prevailing views.

Sky Bridges link the three towers at Level 24 to create a unique sky lobby, with sprawling views of the emerging skyline, high above the roofs of the neighbouring buildings. At ground level, a 4-storey perimeter building frames a tranquil, car free courtyard at the heart of the development. Shops and offices in this low building also benefit from the views and the calm atmosphere of this landscaped space. The roof of the building is shaped to provide a variety of recreational facilities that are easily accessible. Residents enter through a courtyard with a grand entrance on Jalan Binjai Road, which leads to lift banks on individual floors that are shared by two apartments each.

Client: Bandar Raya Developments Berhard
Consultants: Web Structures Singapore, Northcroft, Valdun (Jurutera Perunding Valdun Sdn Bhd), Seksan Design
Co-architects: GDP Architects

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SS2
Ameera Residences

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From Malaysian forum

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Setia Sky Residences
40 fl x 4

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Celebrating Luxury, Flamboyance and a Balanced Lifestyle

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Palazzio condominium

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From Malaysian forum
Tower A - Level 6

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Tower B - Level 4

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Ritze Perdana 2

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From Malaysian forum

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SS2 Mall

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UPDATE:
From Malaysian forum

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The Icon
COMPLETED 2009

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Sunway Vivaldi

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UPDATE:
From Malaysian forum

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The Verve Suites

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Update:
by James Foong
Viva/Vibe Tower

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The Sky Lounge!

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The Verve Suites: Viva/Vibe Tower
Hyper Cubes Concept @ Vibe Tower
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From Malaysian forum

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10MK

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UPDATE:
From Malaysian forum

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SENI MONT KIARA

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UPDATE:
From Malaysian forum

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Kiaramas Gateway
35-storey tower and office suites

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From Malaysian forum

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Office Tower
by rizalhakim

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Ritze Perdana 2

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by rizalhakim

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1 FIRST AVENUE

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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Neo Damansara

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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PJ Exchange (PJX)
34-storey

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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Lot 4G10
39 fl

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Lot 4G11
39 fl

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From flickr

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The Crest

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by msyukry08

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The Intermark

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Grand Hyatt Hotel
Near Petronas Towers!

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KRU Studios: Creative Multimedia Complex
Source: http://www.cyberview.com.my/test/qqprojects_ongoing_CMC.php

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Date Completed: 08 August 2009
Lot No: Lot P192A
Land Area: 15.392 acres
Gross Floor Area: 57,390.2 sq. ft.

Projects Description:
KRU Studios is one of the leading media and entertainment companies in South East Asia and will be moving to its new headquaters in Cyberjaya this year.

UPDATE:
Proposed Construction, Completion and Maintenance Of Creative Multimedia Complex On lot P192a, Persiaran Cyber Point Selatan, Cyberjaya Flagship Zone for Tetuan Cyberview Sdn Bhd.1 (21)
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Kaspersky Lab may set up R&D hub in Cyberjaya
By Zurinna Raja AdamPublished: 2009/10/16

RUSSIAN Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab may set up a research and design (R&D) centre in Cyberjaya as a hub for the Southeast Asian market.

The group is keen to expand in Asia where it enjoys a three-digit percentage annual growth. Kaspersky Lab now has an R&D centre in Russia, the US and China.

However, chief executive officer and co-founder Eugene Kaspersky said the group does not have a time-frame to set up the Malaysian centre.

"I don't want to make any empty promises as to when and how much we will invest for R&D centre here. But if there is a need, this is where we will be," he said in Shah Alam.

Yesterday, Kaspersky launched the Kaspersky Academy education programme and Kaspersky Research Centre at the University Technology Mara (UiTM) to facilitate exchange and share cyber security knowledge among tertiary students. Also present was UiTM vice-chancellor Tan Sri Prof Dr Ibrahim Abu Shah.

The Kaspersky Academy operates across four main areas, namely education, academic partnership, science and competition, to provide opportunities for young people to gain exposure in information security.

Much of the coursework is self-study with online discussions and mentoring.

The academy has had over 200,000 participants so far and is available in over 2,000 schools globally.

Meanwhile, in his lecture, Kaspersky said the alarming number of online threats now are aimed at making money rather than being a threat. One of the trends is to infect automated teller machines with Trojan horse computer viruses, thus giving criminals total access to money.

Unfortunately, the gaps in law, the reluctance of victims to tell the authorities, the difficulty in tracing anonymous professionals and the cross border international nature of cybercrime, makes it difficult to prosecute.

Kaspersky suggested having Internet passports for individuals, accreditation for businesses and the creation of an "Internet-Interpol".

From left: Lot 4G8, 4G9, 4G10, 4G11

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UPDATE:
From flickr

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From flickr

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CapSquare Office Tower

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UPDATE:


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PJ Exchange (PJX)
34-storey

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UPDATE:
kencana, solaris dutamas, MK10

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From Malaysian forum



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The Icon - Mont Kiara

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Tropicana city

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Tropicana Designer suites & Signature Office Tower

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UPDATE:
The tropics condo

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From flickr

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From flickr

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Malaysian Energy Commission T/O

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from flickr

i sincerely believe Mahathir Mohammad should be declared a national hero of Malaysia. :D
he served as the catalyst for Malaysia. You guys are lucky to have had him as PM.

really really nice Putra Jaya.. i can't wait to see it 5 years from now.

From flickr

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UDA Bangsar Condominium
Bangsar

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UPDATE:
by Syukry Photos

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Menara Kencana
The 1st Grade A Tower in Mont Kiara

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UPDATE:
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Matahari Sri Hartamas
Constructions around Mon't Kiara

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10MK

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UPDATE:
From Malaysian forum

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The Paradigm
33 fl | 32 fl | 31 x 2 fl | 30 fl | 27 fl

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UPDATE:
by James Foong

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TRW Corporate office

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from flickr

D’Tiara Office and Hotel Suites

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UPDATE:
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SENI MONT KIARA

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UPDATE:
From Ireka website
seni MK

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September 2009 - Works are in progress at Level 25 for Block A, Level 11 at Block B, Level 10 at Block C, Level 7 at Block D and Levels LG4 to LG1 at car park podium. Structural works of retaining walls and suspended driveway completed.

ONE Mon't Kiara

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UPDATE:
From Ireka website
1MK

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September 2009 - Diaphragm wall and piling works completed. Structural works for roofs of Office Suite (bz-hub) block, Office Tower and Retail Podium roof are in progress. Architectural and M&E works for Office Suite block and Office Tower are progressing well.

PJ Exchange (PJX)
34-storey

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by Syukry Photos

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From flickr

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NEW PROJECT:
Mulpha Tower

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fROM FLICKR

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NEW: Nu Sentral

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Hotel & Office Towers
KL Sentral

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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From flickr

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Modern projects! :)

From Malaysian forum

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The Capers
UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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wow! lots of development in KL.

Glomac Tower
168m | 40 fl

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Mon't Kiara TALLS (KUALA LUMPUR)
From flickr

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Wow Kiara area are rising

The capers is cool

CapSquare Office Tower

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UPDATE:



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HSBC Tower

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UPDATE:



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MK Meridin

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UPDATE:

Meridin

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NEW PROJECT:
Ministry of International Trade & Industry (MITI) Tower
Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur
by RSP Architects

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@ The Verve Suites

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Emkay to build first green building in Cyberjaya
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:23

CYBERJAYA: An office premise to be built by Emkay Group via Joyful Getaway Sdn Bhd will be the first building in Malaysia to be accredited with the internationally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) GOLD certification.

The RM120 million project which involves the CONSTRUCTION [] of a 323,000 sq ft building, will also mark the first green building in Cyberjaya.

Emkay Group chairman Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal told a press conference here today said that the building would be leased out to Shell Shared Service Centre (SSSC).

Having a green building, he said, would not only increase the asset value of the property but also lower the operational cost through conservation of energy and water.

"The move towards green building is very important as it is going to provide a healthier and safer environment for the occupants.

"Green TECHNOLOGY [] is the way of the future. It will change not only your approach towards the design and construction of property but also in the way we occupy and manage property," he said after the signing of the lease agreement between Joyful Gateaway and SSSC Kuala Lumpur Sdn Bhd.

Shell Malaysia chairman Datuk Saw Choo Boon said the signing of the lease agreement confirmed a planned change in Shell Malaysia's physical footprints.

The completion and occupation of the building by 2011 and the same of its accomodations in KL Sentral by 2012 would be the outcome of a rigorous evaluation process that is based on Shell's technical, environmental, social and financial requirements, he said.

"With these two offices, Shell businesses and service centres in the Klang Valley will occupy only two premises from the 10 physical locations today.

"This move will enable us to find synergies and cost savings through economies of scale. We will also be able to gain greater collaboration, thus the ability to respond faster to the needs of the customers in the region," he said.

The Cyberjaya building will have five levels of office space and three levels of sub-basement for car parking.

The original concept for the building was based on two individual office blocks flanking a central courtyard. However, due to the end-user's requirement, it has morphed into a U-shaped building where the connection between the two blocks are provided at the rear, thus maintaining the look of two separate buildings from the front. — Bernama

The Sky Lounge!

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From Malaysian forum

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TRW Corporate office

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From flickr

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The Verve Suites

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From Malaysian forum

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New Project:
Tropicana Office Tower
Office Development at Bandar Damansara

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Satyam Global Delivery Campus
Satyam is a consulting and information technology services company based in Hyderabad, India.

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Estimated Completion : 2009
Lot No : PT12122
Land Area : 9.00 hectares / 22.23 acres
Gross Floor Area : 291,264 sq. ft.

Projects Description:
Phase one of the project will comprise a Main Block, Auditorium, Learning Centre, Cafeteria, Utility and Guard House.

Satyam has big plans for Malaysian facility
Source : The Star

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Satyam Computer Services Ltd, a leading global consulting and information technology

CYBERJAYA: Satyam Computer Services Ltd, a leading global consulting and information technology services provider, has announced that its Global Solutions Centre (GSC) here is fully operational.

This marked the first phase of the rollout of Satyam's Global Delivery Campus in Malaysia.

Satyam founder and chairman B. Ramalinga Raju said the facility would become the company's largest software hub outside India.

"The GSC is already staffed by 300 (mostly Malaysian) IT engineers, who support Satyam's Asean, Middle Eastern and US customers," he told reporters after the GSC launch here.

Also present were Second Finance Minister Tan Sri Nor Mohamed Yakcop, Deputy Science, Technology and Innovations Minister Datuk Kong Cho Ha, and Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) chairman Tan Sri Abdul Halim Ali and chief executive officer Datuk Badlisham Ghazali.

Ramalinga said Satyam's progress with its GSC accelerated consolidation of its Global Delivery Model 2.0, an integral part of the company's strategy to provide distributed delivery capability for global customers.

GDM 2.0 calls for components of a large-scale projects to be completed wherever it makes the most business sense, rather than having an entire programme take place in a single facility, he said.

This approach, according to him, delivers significant cycle time and cost reductions, in addition to quality enhancement.

Ramalinga said the Malaysia facility also reflected the company's commitment to create an alternative workforce, multicountry model and a global delivery approach offering customised business solutions.

He said the facility would be integrated with other Satyam's GSCs across the globe, serving as a major software development centre to bring solutions to market more quickly via the company's low-risk global delivery model.

Ramalinga said the facility is expected to create more than 500 jobs for Malaysian graduates over the next 12 months, with the number increasing to 2,000 in the next few years.

"We consider this facility to be a significant part of Satyam's commitment to multi-dimensional investments in Malaysia, an excellent alternative for solutions development," he said.

He also said that Malaysia was chosen because of the country's advanced infrastructure, rich IT talent pool, competitive cost environment and favourable business climate.

The latest facility is a high-tech centre featuring state-of-the art infrastructure and video-conferencing facilities.

Equipped with high-end security features such as biometric (fingerprint) identification, the GSC also has three training labs and round-the-clock access to Satyam's global knowledge repository.

The opening of the facility followed the signing of a memorandum of understanding in December last year between Satyam and MDeC, which oversees the MSC Malaysia programme.

Satyam's development and delivery centres in the United States, Canada, Britain, Hungary, Eqypt, the United Arab Emirates, India, China, Malaysia, Singapore and Australia serve 570 clients, including one-third of the US Fortune 500 companies.

Mahindra Satyam's global expansion begins in Cyberjaya
By Azlan Abu Bakar Published: 2009/12/02

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MAHINDRA Satyam, the new brand entity of India-based Satyam Computer Services Ltd, a global consulting and information technology services provider, has chosen Malaysia as the venue to kick off its international expansion.

Its senior vice-president for Asia Pacific, Rohit Gandhi, said its Global Solutions Centre (GSC) in Cyberjaya, Selangor, will serve as the group's largest technology development and delivery facility outside of India.

The group's other similar centres are located in the US, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Hungary, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, India, China, Singapore and Australia, servicing more than 400 customers worldwide.

"As a country-specific investment strategy, we will move more global software development and delivery operations to the GSC to serve customers from all around the world including those in Malaysia," he said.

Rohit said this latest development takes place five months after Tech Mahindra Ltd gained control of the Hyderabad-based software company, when the latter plunged into a financial crisis in January 2009 following accusations that Satyam had inflated revenue and profit figures for several years.

Mahindra Satyam is part of the US$6.3 billion (RM21.36 billion) Mahindra Group, a global industrial conglomerate and one of the top 10 industrial firms based in India.

Speaking to reporters after announcing Mahindra Satyam's expansion plan, Rohit said the new facility will help boost the group's range and export of software development services in the global market.

"By focusing on providing a full range of both mainstream business and technology functions like remote infrastructure management outsourcing, business process outsourcing, software services as well as some specialised software testing, the new GSC substantially ramps up our range and export of offshore delivery capabilities from Malaysia," he said.

Rohit said since Tech Mahindra took over Satyam last April, the group has managed to rope in 40 new customers worldwide, noting that it did not lose a single client in Southeast Asia and Asia Pacific.

"The only customer that pulled out from the group's client list was a US-based financial institution," he said, noting that it currently serves 20 customers in Malaysia.

Rohit said the group is in talks with at least eight potential clients from Malaysia and abroad,

"We expect to conclude some of these deals by the first half of 2010," he said, adding that the group has plans to penetrate other markets in the region and set up operations there soon.

"We have concluded phase one that covers Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia. In phase two, which will be implemented soon, we plan to penetrate markets like the Philippines and Vietnam," he said.

Grand Hyatt Hotel

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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New Project:
Empire Damansara
Bandar Damansara



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1.Empire Residence, 24 storeys, 277 units
2.Empire Studio, 39 storeys, 641 units
3.SOHO 1, 24 storeys, 389 units
4.SOHO 2, 27 storeys, 328 units
5.Office Building, 12 storeys, 1 unit
6.Detached Office, 7 storeys, 6 units
7.Retail Shop, 2-3 storeys, 29 units
Launching : 2010
Targeted Completion : 2013
Location : opposite Neo Damansara

@ The Verve Suites
From Malaysian forum

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New Project:
TM Mon't Kiara

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Glomac Tower
168m | 40 fl

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The complete list of Upcoming Projects & Construction in Kuala Lumpur


KUALA LUMPUR CBD + KL MONT'KIARA
2010 LIST OF ONGOING + UPCOMING + FUTURE PROJECTS
by Patchay.Com

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* Not included in the list are suburban areas such as Petaling Jaya, Subang Jaya, Ampang etc; as well as Integrated Developments within KL such as Pudu Jail Redevelopment; KL Eco City at Mid Valley; Bangsar City; Damansara City at Damansara Heights; RM15 bil Matrade Centre by Naza Group
** Please note that the listing is merely an indication and not meant to be wholly accurate. The author is not responsible for any misinformation.
*** The listing is strictly prohibited for commercial use and any forms of re-publishing.
**** Basis of selection: Only made-known projects for 2010 and beyond are recorded.

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St Regis Hotel & Residence @ KL Sentral - 80storey - proposed

Kenny Heights Central Tower X Phase 4 - 80storey - conceptual

Plaza Rakyat Office Tower - 79storey - abandoned, pending revival scheme

Bangunan MAS Annexe - 68storey - conceptual

Four Seasons Place Kuala Lumpur - 65storey - stalled

The new YTL Group Headquarters (designed by Norman Foster) - 60storey - conceptual

The Puncak Baru Residential Tower - 60storey - proposed

Tamansari Riverside Garden City Revolving Tower (Parcel M) - 60storey - proposed

Lot D Condo 1 @ KL Sentral - 60storey - proposed

Lot D Condo 2 @ KL Sentral - 60storey - proposed

Carigali Tower (Lot C KLCC) - 59storey - underconstruction

Grand Millennium Residence, Bukit Bintang - 42storey + 15storey pinnacle - proposed

Lot B @ KL Sentral (Quill Building 19) - 55storey - proposed

The Troika Tower 1 - 50storey - underconstruction

Felda Tower, Platinum Park KLCC - 50storey - underconstruction

Naza Tower, Platinum Park KLCC - 50storey - underconstruction

Wisma MPL Annexe Tower - 50storey - proposed

Lot TA3 KLCC - 50storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Lot TA4 KLCC - 50storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Parkview @ Cecil Chao Centre Phase 2 - 2 blocks x 50storey - proposed

Office Tower @ Lai Meng School - 50storey - proposed to commence in 2012

Mid Valley City Phase 3 Tower A - 50storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Mid Valley City Phase 3 Tower B - 50storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Kenny Heights Central Tower A1 Condo - 50storey - proposed

Kenny Heights Central Tower A2 Condotel - 50storey - proposed

Kenny Heights Central Tower A3 Hotel - 50storey - proposed

Kenny Heights Central Tower A4 Phase 4 - 50storey - proposed

Le Nouvel KLCC Tower 1 - 49storey - proposed to commence in 2011

The Ritz-Carlton Residences Tower 1 - 48storey - stalled

The Ritz-Carlton Residences Tower 2 - 48storey - stalled

The Acadia (IMC Parkville) Tower 1 - 48storey - proposed

The Acadia (IMC Parkville) Tower 2 - 48storey - proposed

Plaza Rakyat Apartment Tower - 46storey - abandoned, pending revival scheme

Aseana-Ireka Office Tower 1 @ Lot G KL Sentral - 45storey - groundwork

YNH Tower - 45storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Lavender Night Tower 1 - 45storey - proposed

Lavender Night Tower 2 - 45storey - proposed

YTL Headquarters Apartments (designed by Norman Foster) - 45storey - conceptual

Vision City Phase 2 Serviced Apartments - 45storey - proposed

Sari Pacifica Ampang Tower 1 - 45storey - proposed

Sari Pacifica Ampang Tower 2 - 45storey - proposed

The Troika Tower 2 - 44storey - underconstruction

Crest Jalan Sultan Ismail Residences Tower - 44storey - underconstruction

Verticas Residensi Tower A - 43storey - underconstruction

Verticas Residensi Tower B - 43storey - underconstruction

Verticas Residensi Tower C - 43storey - underconstruction

11@Mont'Kiara Tower Left - 43storey - underconstruction

11@Mont'Kiara Tower Right - 43storey - underconstruction

11@Mont'Kiara Tower Centre - 43storey - underconstruction

Le Nouvel KLCC Tower 2 - 43storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur - 42storey - underconstruction

Kiara 163 Swiss-Belhotel Residences 1 - 42storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Kiara 163 Swiss-Belhotel Residences 2 - 42storey - proposed to commence in 2010

The Pearl @ KLCC - 41storey - underconstruction

CapSquare Tower 2 - 41storey - underconstruction

Kiara 9 (Mont'Kiara) - 41storey - underconstruction

The Peak @ KLCC - 41storey - proposed

Glomac Tower - 40storey - underconstruction

Van Gogh, SENI Mont'Kiara - 40storey - underconstruction

Picasso, SENI Mont'Kiara - 40storey - underconstruction

CIMB Tower @ KL Sentral (for CIMB Investment Bank) - 40storey - groundwork

Setia Sky Residences Boheme Tower - 40storey - groundwork

Setia Sky Residences Alia Tower - 40storey - groundwork

Setia Sky Residences Celeste Tower - 40storey - groundwork

Setia Sky Residences Divina Tower - 40storey - groundwork

28@Mont'Kiara (MK Aria) Tower 1 - 40storey - groundwork

28@Mont'Kiara (MK Aria) Tower 2 - 40storey - groundwork

The Puncak Baru Office Tower - 40storey - proposed

Vertices Tower - 40storey - proposed

Suasana Simfoni, Jalan Conlay - 40storey - proposed

The Eden (by Lum Chang Group) - 40storey - proposed

The new ICON KL (by E&O) - 40storey - proposed

E&O Jalan Conlay - 40storey - proposed

OSK Condominium on Jalan Yap Kwan Seng - 40storey - proposed

Kelantan Stonor Tower - 40storey - proposed

HR United's Jalan Yap Kwan Seng - 40storey - proposed

Merdeka Park Tower, Stadium Merdeka - 40storey - proposed

The Capers 1 @ Sentul East - 40storey - proposed

The Capers 2 @ Sentul East - 40storey - proposed

Plaza OSK Annexe Tower - 40storey - proposed to commence in 2011

D'Rapport Ampang Phase 2 - 6 blocks x 40storey - proposed

The Park Residences Phase 2 @ Bangsar South - 4 blocks x 39storey - proposed

Naza/LTH Tower 2, Platinum Park KLCC - 38storey - underconstruction

The Troika Tower 3 - 38storey - underconstruction

Bank Rakyat Twin Towers Block 1 - 38storey - underconstruction

Regalia Jalan Sultan Ismail - 38storey - underconstruction

Titiwangsa Sentral Block A - 38storey - underconstruction

Titiwangsa Sentral Block B - 38storey - underconstruction

Kenny Heights Sanctuary Phase 1 - 2 blocks x 38storey - groundwork

Kenny Heights Sanctuary Phase 2 - 2 blocks x 38storey - proposed

D'Rapport Ampang Phase 1 Festa - 5 blocks x 38storey - to be relaunched

The Regent Hotel and Residences - 38storey - stalled

Vipod Kuala Lumpur - 38storey - proposed to commence in 2010

UDA Jalan Sultan Ismail Luxury Condo - 38storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Apartments @ Lai Meng School - 38storey - proposed to commence in 2012

CapSquare Hotel Tower - 38storey - proposed

Kiara Crest (Mont'Kiara) - 38storey - proposed

MondayOff's One Kiara Tower A (Mont'Kiara) - 38storey - proposed

Swiss-Garden Residences Tower 1 - 37storey - underconstruction

Menara Tenaga Nasional @ Jalan Bangsar - 37storey - proposed

TWINS @ Damansara Heights Tower A - 36storey - underconstruction

TWINS @ Damansara Heights Tower B - 36storey - underconstruction

The Quatro - 36storey - proposed to start construction in 2010

Royal Regent (Sri Putramas 3) Block A - 36storey - to be relaunched

Royal Regent (Sri Putramas 3) Block B - 36storey - to be relaunched

D'Tiara Amanah Raya Corporate Tower - 35storey - underconstruction

Chua Tower - 35storey - groundwork

Aseana-Ireka Office Tower 2 @ Lot G KL Sentral - 35storey - groundwork

Eastern & Oriental Tower - 35storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Public Mutual Tower - 35storey - proposed

Vision City Phase 2 Office Tower - 35storey - proposed

VERVE Suites KLCC - 35storey - proposed

Raja Chulan Residence, next to Bursa Malaysia - 35storey - proposed

Low Yat Group HQ @ Rivercity Final Phase - 35storey - proposed

Wakaf Tower - 34storey - underconstruction

Gaya Bangsar - 34storey - underconstruction

ONE Mont'Kiara Office Suites (known as bz-Hub) - 34storey - underconstruction

Suasana Bukit Ceylon - 34storey - proposed

348 Sentral Office Tower @ KL Sentral - 33storey - underconstruction

D'Tiara Hotel Suites - 33storey - underconstruction

Panorama Tower 1 - 33storey - underconstruction

Panorama Tower 2 - 33storey- underconstruction

Swiss-Garden Residences Tower 2 - 33storey - underconstruction

Vibe Tower @ VERVE Suites Mont'Kiara - 33storey - underconstruction

Vogue Tower @ VERVE Suites Mont'Kiara - 33storey - underconstruction

Vox Tower @ VERVE Suites Mont'Kiara - 33storey - groundwork

Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) Headquarters - 33storey - proposed

Lidcol Gardens - 33storey - proposed

Cypress Serviced Suites @ Bangsar South - 33storey - proposed

Bank Rakyat Twin Towers Block 2 - 32storey - underconstruction

The Intermark Kuala Lumpur, Integra Tower - 32storey - groundwork

Nova Square Bukit Bintang Apartment - 32storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Nova Square Bukit Bintang with Aava Hotel - 32storey - proposed to commence in 2011

Nova Square Bukit Bintang Office Tower - 32storey - proposed to commence in 2011

MondayOff's One Kiara Tower B (Mont'Kiara) - 32storey - proposed

12 Kia Peng - 30storey - underconstruction

Hampshire Place Condo Tower - 30storey - underconstruction

Hampshire Place Corporate Tower - 30storey - underconstruction

Persada Putra, Medan Mara - 30storey - underconstruction

Solaris Kuala Lumpur Tower 1 - 30storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Solaris Kuala Lumpur Tower 2 - 30storey - proposed to commence in 2010

6 Stonor - 30storey - proposed to commence in 2010

6 CapSquare - 30storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Fraser Residences Kuala Lumpur - 30storey - proposed

Amverton Kiara 1 - 30storey - proposed

Lumina Kiara - 29storey - underconstruction

Aseana-Ireka Business Hotel @ Lot G KL Sentral - 29storey - groundwork

Mulpha Tower - 29storey - proposed to commence in 2010

St Mary Residences Tower A - 28storey - groundwork

St Mary Residences Tower B - 28storey - groundwork

St Mary Residences Tower C - 28storey - groundwork

Taragon Puteri with Rendezvous Hotel - 28storey - stalled

Worldwide Tower - 27storey - underconstruction

Acacia, The Park Residences @ Bangsar South - 27storey - underconstruction

Begonia, The Park Residences @ Bangsar South - 27storey - underconstruction

PHBB Tower (Nu Sentral Office Tower) @ Lot G KL Sentral - 27storey - groundwork

Casa Residency - 27storey - groundwork

Sunway Tower KL 1 - 27storey - proposed to commence in 2010

The Icon Mont'Kiara - 27storey - to be relaunched

Plaza Damas 3 Future Hotel Residence/Office Block - 27storey - proposed

Crest Jalan Sultan Ismail Office Tower - 26storey - underconstruction

Aseana-Ireka TM Mont'Kiara Office Tower 1 - 26storey - proposed

Impiana KLCC Hotel & Spa Phase 2 - 20storey + 6 carpark podium - stalled

Suasana Bangsar - 25storey - completing soon

HSBC Malaysia Bank Tower Annexe, Lebuh Ampang - 24storey - completing soon

Kiara 3 - 24storey - underconstruction

Duta Kingsbury Condo 1 (Sri Hartamas) - 24storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Duta Kingsbury Condo 2 (Sri Hartamas) - 24storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Plaza Rakyat Hotel Tower - 24storey - abandoned, pending revival scheme

Kiara 163 Office Tower - 23storey - proposed to commence in 2010

Vue Residences - 23storey - proposed

Magna Prima City Apartment 1 - 22storey - groundwork

The Ascott Sentral Kuala Lumpur (348 Sentral) - 21storey - underconstruction

Somerset Ampang (The Ascott Group) - 21storey - underconstruction


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One Jelatek (next to Seri Maya) - 20storey - completing soon

Sunway Palazzio Block A (Sri Hartamas) - 20storey - underconstruction

Sunway Palazzio Block B (Sri Hartamas) - 20storey - underconstruction

Brunsfield EmbassyView - 2 blocks x 20storey - underconstruction

ONE Mont'Kiara Corporate Tower - 20storey - underconstruction

Sunway Vivaldi Mont'Kiara (Block D, E and F) - 3 blocks x 20storey - underconstruction

Stonor Exclusive Condominium - 20storey - proposed

Lot 29 Jalan Tun Razak - 20storey - proposed

Olive 108 Ampang Office - 20storey - proposed

Olive 108 Ampang Serviced Apartment - 20storey - proposed

Olive 108 Ampang Condo - 2 blocks x 20storey - proposed

Lot 450, Jalan Tun Razak - 19storey - underconstruction

Clearwater Residence @ Damansara Heights - 18storey - underconstruction

Magna Prima City Apartment 2 - 18storey - groundwork

Raffles Hotel Kuala Lumpur @ Pavilion KL - 18storey - proposed

Amverton Kiara 2 - 18storey - proposed

The Mayang Residences - 17storey - proposed

Perpustakaan Negara Extension - 16storey - underconstruction

Aseana-Ireka TM Mont'Kiara Office Tower 2 - 16storey - proposed

The complete list of Upcoming Projects & Construction in Kuala Lumpur

this is awesome !!!!:cheers:

Commerce International Merchant Bankers Berhad (CIMB) Tower
From flickr

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UPDATE:
CIMB Tower U/C.

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Bank Rakyat HQ

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100-storey skyscrapers planned for Kuala Lumpur

2009/12/07

By Vasantha Ganesan and Presenna Nambiar

KULA LUMPUR: Three sites in the city have been identified for the development of iconic structures to spur growth in the economy.

Sources say they are Dataran Perdana in Jalan Davis, the area surrounding Stadium Merdeka and the vicinity of the Matrade Centre in Jalan Duta.

All the plots of land are privately owned.Two belong to governmentlinked companies — Pelaburan Hartanah Bumiputera Bhd and Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) — while the Naza group owns 25ha in the vicinity of the Matrade Centre.

Economists were recently briefed by the Economic Planning Unit in the Prime Minister’s Department on the implementation of the iconic projects, as part of efforts to boost the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

Even though the actual designs of the three structures have not been finalised, two appeared to have a 100-storey building each.

This could rival the highest structure in the country — the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers, completed in 1997 at a cost of US$1.2 billion (RM4.05 billion).

While it is understood that the design for such a skyscraper is included in the original development master plan for the 25ha site around the Matrade centre, another source claimed that a 100-storey building is to be built near Stadium Merdeka, owned by PNB.

Bank Islam Malaysia chief economist Azrul Azwa said: “The key thing is the huge cost of the development and what the government’s role will be in this.

“There needs to be a costbenefit analysis of the projects to ensure they not only give short-term benefits to GDP but also help the economy in the long run.” RSP Architect’s Hud Bakar said a 100-storey building, on average, would cost 50 per cent more per square foot than a normal high-rise building, depending on the actual design.

Real estate agent Previndran Singhe of Zerin Properties said: “It is good to have iconic developments. But we should do away with the perception that iconic developments mean tall buildings.”

348 Sentral

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New Project:
MK 28

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100-storey skyscrapers planned for Kuala Lumpur

2009/12/07

By Vasantha Ganesan and Presenna Nambiar

KULA LUMPUR: Three sites in the city have been identified for the development of iconic structures to spur growth in the economy.

Sources say they are Dataran Perdana in Jalan Davis, the area surrounding Stadium Merdeka and the vicinity of the Matrade Centre in Jalan Duta.

All the plots of land are privately owned.Two belong to governmentlinked companies — Pelaburan Hartanah Bumiputera Bhd and Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) — while the Naza group owns 25ha in the vicinity of the Matrade Centre.

Economists were recently briefed by the Economic Planning Unit in the Prime Minister’s Department on the implementation of the iconic projects, as part of efforts to boost the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

Even though the actual designs of the three structures have not been finalised, two appeared to have a 100-storey building each.

This could rival the highest structure in the country — the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers, completed in 1997 at a cost of US$1.2 billion (RM4.05 billion).

While it is understood that the design for such a skyscraper is included in the original development master plan for the 25ha site around the Matrade centre, another source claimed that a 100-storey building is to be built near Stadium Merdeka, owned by PNB.

Bank Islam Malaysia chief economist Azrul Azwa said: “The key thing is the huge cost of the development and what the government’s role will be in this.

“There needs to be a costbenefit analysis of the projects to ensure they not only give short-term benefits to GDP but also help the economy in the long run.” RSP Architect’s Hud Bakar said a 100-storey building, on average, would cost 50 per cent more per square foot than a normal high-rise building, depending on the actual design.

Real estate agent Previndran Singhe of Zerin Properties said: “It is good to have iconic developments. But we should do away with the perception that iconic developments mean tall buildings.”

hope it will be reality.....................can't wait for this.........Malaysia will have another icons and landmark.........

hope it will be reality.....................cant wait for this.........Malaysia will have another icons and landmark.........

Another Plaza Rakyat?

60+ storeys proposal projects in KUALA LUMPUR!
St Regis Hotel & Residence @ KL Sentral
80 storeys - proposed

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Plaza Rakyat Office Tower
79 storeys - abandoned

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Four Seasons Place Kuala Lumpur
65 storeys - proposed

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The Puncak Baru Residential Tower
60 storeys - proposed

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Tamansari Riverside Garden City Revolving Tower (Parcel M)
60 storeys - proposed

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Nu Sentral

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Menara Felda
50 storeys

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Emkay to build first green building in Cyberjaya
Thursday, 26 November 2009 15:23

CYBERJAYA: An office premise to be built by Emkay Group via Joyful Getaway Sdn Bhd will be the first building in Malaysia to be accredited with the internationally recognized Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) GOLD certification.

The RM120 million project which involves the CONSTRUCTION [] of a 323,000 sq ft building, will also mark the first green building in Cyberjaya.

Emkay Group chairman Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal told a press conference here today said that the building would be leased out to Shell Shared Service Centre (SSSC).

Having a green building, he said, would not only increase the asset value of the property but also lower the operational cost through conservation of energy and water.

"The move towards green building is very important as it is going to provide a healthier and safer environment for the occupants.

"Green TECHNOLOGY [] is the way of the future. It will change not only your approach towards the design and construction of property but also in the way we occupy and manage property," he said after the signing of the lease agreement between Joyful Gateaway and SSSC Kuala Lumpur Sdn Bhd.

Shell Malaysia chairman Datuk Saw Choo Boon said the signing of the lease agreement confirmed a planned change in Shell Malaysia's physical footprints.

The completion and occupation of the building by 2011 and the same of its accomodations in KL Sentral by 2012 would be the outcome of a rigorous evaluation process that is based on Shell's technical, environmental, social and financial requirements, he said.

"With these two offices, Shell businesses and service centres in the Klang Valley will occupy only two premises from the 10 physical locations today.

"This move will enable us to find synergies and cost savings through economies of scale. We will also be able to gain greater collaboration, thus the ability to respond faster to the needs of the customers in the region," he said.

The Cyberjaya building will have five levels of office space and three levels of sub-basement for car parking.

The original concept for the building was based on two individual office blocks flanking a central courtyard. However, due to the end-user's requirement, it has morphed into a U-shaped building where the connection between the two blocks are provided at the rear, thus maintaining the look of two separate buildings from the front. — Bernama

Emkay secures RM120m loan for green project in Cyberjaya
By Azlan Abu Bakar Published: 2009/12/08

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The Emkay group of companies, controlled by property tycoon Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal Abu Bakar, has secured a RM120 million loan from RHB Islamic Bank Bhd to finance its green development project in Cyberjaya, Selangor.

The deal, entered via Joyful Gateway Sdn Bhd - a joint venture company between MKN Embassy Development Sdn Bhd and partner Lucky Cottage Sdn Bhd, is for the construction of the Shell Shared Service Centre.

MKN Embassy is a 60:40 partnership between Emkay Group and Bangalore's Embassy Group.

The project, financed through RHB Islamic's Istisna Ijarah term financing is expected to be completed by early 2011.

Total estimated construction and related cost of the new building is RM151.4 million, which houses five levels of office space and three levels of sub-basement parking lots.

It will be the first in Malaysia to have the Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) gold certification. It will also be the first green building for Cyberjaya.

LEED is a US-standard green rating given by the US Green Building Council.

Speaking at the signing ceremony in Cyberjaya yesterday, RHB Banking group managing director Datuk Tajuddin Atan said RHB Islamic recognises the potential of green technology in reviving the state of the economy and the environment.

"We are delighted to be part of this green project. With Joyful Gateway's support from its parent company, Emkay Group, and the global presence of the Shell Group, we are optimistic this project will be a success," he said.

The agreement was witnessed by former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Mustapha Kamal and Embassy Group of India chairman Jitendra Mohandas Zirwani.

Shell Shared Service Centre Sdn Bhd will lease the building with 323,000 sq ft of office space for 10 years, with the option to extend another five years starting 2011.

The new centre will enable Shell to centralise its businesses and service centres in the Klang Valley to only two premises from the current 10 locations.

Its other centre will be located at the Kuala Lumpur Sentral in Brickfields, which is set to be ready by late 2012.

Carigali Tower
PETRONAS Principle Subsidiaries, Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd - Main Hydrocarbon exploration arm

Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects
www.cesar-pelli.com/
Lot C is a mixed use development comprising of offices, service apartments and retail outlets totalling up to 33,900 sq. ft. gross feet area. Located next to Kuala Lumpur City Centre in Kuala Lumpur, the building plan is derived from a triangulated footprint resulting from 3 overlapping circles, inspired by the geometric purity of traditional Islamic patterns.

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Thank you for the diagram.

Worldwide Tower

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UPDATE:
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Wakaf Tower

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Lot 4G9
From Malaysian forum

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4G9 facade

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New Project:
The Icon - Mont Kiara

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KL Sentral
Kuala Lumpur Sentral (KL Sentral) or Sentral Kuala Lumpur is a transit-oriented development that houses the main railway station of Kuala Lumpur
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lovley buildings and it looks so beautiful

Mid Valley City
COMPLETED

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Mid Valley City is a mixed development project in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The development consists The Gardens shopping mall and Mid Valley Megamall.
photos by by Ethaniel83

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100-storey skyscrapers planned for Kuala Lumpur
2009/12/07 By Vasantha Ganesan and Presenna Nambiar

KULA LUMPUR: Three sites in the city have been identified for the development of iconic structures to spur growth in the economy.

Sources say they are Dataran Perdana in Jalan Davis, the area surrounding Stadium Merdeka and the vicinity of the Matrade Centre in Jalan Duta.

All the plots of land are privately owned.Two belong to governmentlinked companies — Pelaburan Hartanah Bumiputera Bhd and Permodalan Nasional Bhd (PNB) — while the Naza group owns 25ha in the vicinity of the Matrade Centre.

Economists were recently briefed by the Economic Planning Unit in the Prime Minister’s Department on the implementation of the iconic projects, as part of efforts to boost the country’s gross domestic product (GDP).

Even though the actual designs of the three structures have not been finalised, two appeared to have a 100-storey building each.

This could rival the highest structure in the country — the 88-storey Petronas Twin Towers, completed in 1997 at a cost of US$1.2 billion (RM4.05 billion).

While it is understood that the design for such a skyscraper is included in the original development master plan for the 25ha site around the Matrade centre, another source claimed that a 100-storey building is to be built near Stadium Merdeka, owned by PNB.

Bank Islam Malaysia chief economist Azrul Azwa said: “The key thing is the huge cost of the development and what the government’s role will be in this.

“There needs to be a costbenefit analysis of the projects to ensure they not only give short-term benefits to GDP but also help the economy in the long run.” RSP Architect’s Hud Bakar said a 100-storey building, on average, would cost 50 per cent more per square foot than a normal high-rise building, depending on the actual design.

Real estate agent Previndran Singhe of Zerin Properties said: “It is good to have iconic developments. But we should do away with the perception that iconic developments mean tall buildings.”

PNB studying skyscraper project
Business Times 15 December 2009
By June Ramlee Published: 2009/12/15

PERMODALAN Nasional Bhd (PNB) has said that it will study the viability of building a 100-storey skyscraper in the vicinity of Stadium Merdeka.

"We are still studying the matter," chief executive officer Tan Sri Hamad Kama Piah Che Othman said when asked about the project.

The New Straits Times had reported that three sites in Kuala Lumpur city had been identified for the development of iconic structures to spur growth in the economy.

One of them is the area surrounding Stadium Merdeka owned by PNB's subsidiary company.

"We need to bring this to the board to discuss further," Hamad Kama Piah said after the announcement of Amanah Saham Bumiputera's income distribution in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

He did not indicate when the board meeting would take place, but said there would be an announcement as soon as a decision was made.

"We are not sure when the announcement will be made, but it will be soon," Hamad Kama Piah said, adding that the site concerned was owned by one of its subsidiary companies.

He declined to name the company or share details of the proposed development.

Empire Damansara

Mammoth Empire Holdings is not related to Sunshine Empire (mlm company that proposed to build the melaka project).

Special thanks and photos courtesy of icecubes (Azizi Ali)

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Density for upcoming projects in the vicinity:

1. Empire Damansara Studio - 39storeys

2. Empire Damansara Soho 1 - 24 storeys

3. Empire Damansara Soho 2 - 27storeys

4. Empire Damansara Residence - 24storeys

5. Empire Damansara Office Tower - 12storeys

6. Metropolitan Square Residence (Block D) - 22storeys + 10storeys carpark

7. Metropolitan Square Residence (Block C) - future development?

8. Neo Damansara Serviced Apartment & Office - 2 blocks

9. Ritze Perdana 3 - future development?

10. Point 92 Damansara Perdana Corporate Office Tower - 19storey

Cyberjaya going green
By OH ING YEEN Wednesday December 16, 2009

CYBERJAYA will be going green with the implementation of its Green Roadmap.

At the recent Cyberview annual media briefing 2009, Cyberview Sdn Bhd managing director Datuk Redza Rafiq revealed that the government-owned company has embarked on a district-cooling system as an initiative to lower the cost of doing business in Cyberjaya, to remain competitive and to preserve the environment.

Cyberview Sdn Bhd is a government-owned company and landowner of Cyberjaya.

The district-cooling system is carried out via its wholly-oned subsidiary Pendinginan Megajana.

“In terms of energy and savings, district-cooling can reduce electricity usage by more than 65% as compared with traditional air conditioning systems.

“Some RM58mil will be invested for the expansion of the system in the next two years,” he said.

He added that green technology was seen as the way forward to ensure the cybercity’s sustainable development.

“Cyberjaya has been earmarked to play a key role in fulfilling this initiative.

“Cyberjaya, together with our neighbour Putrajaya, will be developed as Pioneer Townships in Green Technology as well as a showcase for the development of other townships.

“Before the tabling of Budget 2010, Cyberview had submitted a strategic plan and a roadmap of green initiatives for Cyberjaya,” he said.

The green roadmap consists of five categories:

·Land/ surface

Planning and building standards, natural areas and transportation will be taken into account to ensure that development in Cyberjaya is based on measures set out in its township development plan with the objective of creating a physically attractive and clean community.

·Energy

This will encompass renewable energy, conservation, education and civic leadership.

Cyberview plans to undertake a study to evaluate the options to incorporate green standards into planning and building guidelines. Renewable energy projects in the community will be supported.

·Water

This includes water conservation, rainwater harvesting, brown water usage and landscaping practices.

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“Cyberview will also encourage the community to play a part in improving the quality of water through prudent usage of fertilisers and pesticides, water conservation, usage of phosphorous-free laundry detergents and appropriate disposal of grease and fat,” Redza said.

·Waste and recycling

Cyberjaya will carry out education and recycling programmes as a means to reduce the amount of waste produced in Cyberjaya.

·Air

Programmes will be conducted to encourage the community to take part to improve air quality and reduce green house gas (GHG) emissions through energy conservation, and proper disposal of hazardous materials.

Big plans for southern part of cybercity
Wednesday December 16, 2009
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2009/12/16/central/5147544&sec=central

NEW developments in the southern part of Cyberjaya will serve as a catalyst to creative multimedia development, Cyberview Sdn Bhd managing director Datuk Redza Rafiq said at the recent Cyberview annual media briefing.

Reporters were taken on a bus ride around Cyberjaya to view the new developments.

Redza named AMD and KRU Studios as among the companies that will make Cyberjaya their business entre.

“Projects highlighted during the tabling of Budget 2010 that will make Cyberjaya a more vibrant and lively cybercity include affordable housing, hypermarket, business complex, parking lots, recreational centres and schools, as well as a more efficient public transport service.

“Efforts to increase business, commercial and recreational activities will also be intensified,” he added.

On the public transport service, he said Cyberjaya was serviced by the Dedicated Transportation System (DTS).

“It is devised based on the needs of the community and we will design the schedule and bus stops.

“Routes may change to suit the knowledge workers (who make up most of the DTS users),” he said.

NEW PROJECT:
Boulevard Plaza
Located adjacent to The Palace of Justice, the building consists of 2 towers – Tower A features 16 storey's and Tower B offers 12 storey’s of institutional quality office accommodation with commercial retail facilities at ground level and beneath the podium. Total office NFA of approximately 551,000 ft² and retail NFA of approximately of 60,000 ft².

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Boulevard Square
http://www.trwasia.net/Boulevard_Square.html

Located opposite the Palace of Justice in the the most strategic area of Putrajaya. The building is offset to create a public open space, at the front facing Putrajaya Boulevard. The building offers approximately 320,000 ft² NFA in 2 towers of premium office accommodation, with a café restaurant located in a separate building.
Boulevard Plaza, Putrajaya, Malaysia

Located adjacent to The Palace of Justice, the building consists of 2 towers – Tower A features 16 storey's and Tower B offers 12 storey’s of institutional quality office accommodation with commercial retail facilities at ground level and beneath the podium. Total office NFA of approximately 551,000 ft² and retail NFA of approximately of 60,000 ft².

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Boulevard Square
From flickr

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CONSTRUCTIONS around KLCC
U/C

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UPDATE:
From flickr

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PROPOSED

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From flickr

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COMPLETED 2009
The Oval
From Malaysian forum

http://www.propwall.my/photos/0000/9099/The_Oval__3_.jpg

by fritz_kaktus

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by Ethaniel83

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COMPLETED 2009
The Avare
From Malaysian forum



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COMPLETED 2009
One KL
ONE KL’s 95 glass-edged infinity pool complement 94 apartments



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by thewallpart6

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From flickr

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COMPLETED 2009
Pavilion Residences

by rizalhakim

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From flickr

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by Ethaniel83

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COMPLETED 2009
The Icon



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COMPLETED 2009
CIMB Bank Tower
From www.atsaarchitects.com

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From www.atsaarchitects.com

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by msyukry08

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Love Kuala Lumpur so so MUCH!!! :)

COMPLETED 2009
Idaman Residence



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The penthouse

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From Malaysian forum

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COMPLETED 2009
Kenanga International Tower Facelift

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From Malaysian forum

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COMPLETED 2009
UOA Bangsar
From Malaysian forum

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COMPLETED 2009
Ministry of Home Affairs Complex
From Malaysian forum

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THE OLD PIC:
by rizalhakim

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by Ethaniel83

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11 @ Mont Kiara
: Nature-Friendly Luxury amidst Urban Setting

http://www.estate123.com/residence/images/reviews/11_kiara.jpg

UPDATE:
From flickr

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COMPLETED 2009
Riana Green East.KL

http://www.ijmland.com/global/php-bin/include/gd/gd.php?gd=2&src=http://webadmin.ijmproperties.com/img/project/178.jpg&maxw=500

by davidm450

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some views from Riana Green East.KL

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Newly complete Wangsa Walk shopping mall located near Riana Green East.KL!

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COMPLETED 2009
One Residency
From flickr

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by rizalhakim

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COMPLETED 2009
One Menerung
From Malaysian forum

Project : Merenung
Scale : 1 : 150
Client : Bandar Raya Development Bhd

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http://www.propwall.my/photos/0003/1097/IMG_7317_view.JPG?1257050440

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COMPLETED 2009
Hampshire Residence
From Malaysian forum

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COMPLETED 2009
ZEHN - Bukit Pantai
From Bangsar Heights

From Bangsar Heights Apt, Bukit Pantai a couple of weeks ago.

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PJ Exchange (PJX)
34-storey

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by Syukry Photos

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I was in KL last September and am very impressed!!!! Very clean, very progressive, lots of greens.. Love it! :)

I was in KL last September and am very impressed!!!! Very clean, very progressive, lots of greens.. Love it! :)

Interesting. I will visit KL next summer :)

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Amazing :cheers:

Nice lighting ...

UPDATE:

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UPDATE:

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Boulevard Square
http://www.trwasia.net/Boulevard_Square.html

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Located opposite the Palace of Justice in the the most strategic area of Putrajaya. The building is offset to create a public open space, at the front facing Putrajaya Boulevard. The building offers approximately 320,000 ft² NFA in 2 towers of premium office accommodation, with a café restaurant located in a separate building.
Boulevard Plaza, Putrajaya, Malaysia

Located adjacent to The Palace of Justice, the building consists of 2 towers – Tower A features 16 storey's and Tower B offers 12 storey’s of institutional quality office accommodation with commercial retail facilities at ground level and beneath the podium. Total office NFA of approximately 551,000 ft² and retail NFA of approximately of 60,000 ft².

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Source: http://www.trwasia.net/

UPDATE:

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Malaysian Energy Commission

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UPDATE:
My pictures

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NEW PROJECT:
Boulevard Plaza
Located adjacent to The Palace of Justice, the building consists of 2 towers

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– Tower A features 16 storey's and Tower B offers 12 storey’s of institutional quality office accommodation with commercial retail facilities at ground level and beneath the podium. Total office NFA of approximately 551,000 ft² and retail NFA of approximately of 60,000 ft².

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UPDATE:

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Glomac Cyberjaya
Year Completed : 2012
Source: http://glomac.com.my/property/project_brief.asp?page_id=370&stat=brief&category=COMMERCIAL

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Glomac Cyberjaya, is strategically placed in the centre of its Flagship Zone that can boast HSBC, DHL and Ericsson as its immediate corporate neighbours. Covering an area measuring about 8 acres, Glomac Cyberjaya will offer 3-storey retail offices.Look forward for more updates.

A Developer of Strategic Business Attractions
With our expertise and experience, we know what it takes to develop a business address with high growth potential. By building on our strong and successful track record, we are proud to present GLOMAC Cyberjaya – the ideal-commercial and solid-investment real estate that you can bank on.

The Premier Business Centre In Cyberjaya
GLOMAC Cyberjaya is a FREEHOLD property designed to become the ideal commercial destination and a solid investment opportunity. Strategically located in the heart of Cyberjaya’s Flagship Zone, GLOMAC Cyberjaya is surrounded by powerful multi-national corporations including HSBC, IBM, DHL and Ericsson. This gives you maximum potential of capturing a more affluent consumer catchment of directors, managers and executives drawn into the promise of a place where business and good-times flow.

Indeed, GLOMAC Cyberjaya is a much awaited development, a project that you should be banking on.

UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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Emkay secures RM120m loan for green project in Cyberjaya
By Azlan Abu Bakar Published: 2009/12/08

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The Emkay group of companies, controlled by property tycoon Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal Abu Bakar, has secured a RM120 million loan from RHB Islamic Bank Bhd to finance its green development project in Cyberjaya, Selangor.

The deal, entered via Joyful Gateway Sdn Bhd - a joint venture company between MKN Embassy Development Sdn Bhd and partner Lucky Cottage Sdn Bhd, is for the construction of the Shell Shared Service Centre.

MKN Embassy is a 60:40 partnership between Emkay Group and Bangalore's Embassy Group.

The project, financed through RHB Islamic's Istisna Ijarah term financing is expected to be completed by early 2011.

Total estimated construction and related cost of the new building is RM151.4 million, which houses five levels of office space and three levels of sub-basement parking lots.

It will be the first in Malaysia to have the Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) gold certification. It will also be the first green building for Cyberjaya.

LEED is a US-standard green rating given by the US Green Building Council.

Speaking at the signing ceremony in Cyberjaya yesterday, RHB Banking group managing director Datuk Tajuddin Atan said RHB Islamic recognises the potential of green technology in reviving the state of the economy and the environment.

"We are delighted to be part of this green project. With Joyful Gateway's support from its parent company, Emkay Group, and the global presence of the Shell Group, we are optimistic this project will be a success," he said.

The agreement was witnessed by former prime minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad, Mustapha Kamal and Embassy Group of India chairman Jitendra Mohandas Zirwani.

Shell Shared Service Centre Sdn Bhd will lease the building with 323,000 sq ft of office space for 10 years, with the option to extend another five years starting 2011.

The new centre will enable Shell to centralise its businesses and service centres in the Klang Valley to only two premises from the current 10 locations.

Its other centre will be located at the Kuala Lumpur Sentral in Brickfields, which is set to be ready by late 2012.

UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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Expected Completion 2010
HSBC HQ Annexe

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Expected Completion 2010
Menara Worldwide

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by Ethaniel83

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by rizalhakim

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UPDATE:


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Expected Completion 2010
Persada Putra

by WrldVoyagr

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UPDATE:
by rizalhakim

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Expected Completion 2010
Wakaf Tower

From flickr

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UPDATE:

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Expected Completion 2010
Taragon Puteri KL

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fom flickr

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Expected Completion 2010
Kia Peng Condominiums

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UPDATE:


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Expected Completion 2010
Swiss Garden Residence

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UPDATE:


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Expected Completion 2010
Somerset Ampang & HSC Medical Centre

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Expected Completion 2010
My Habitat Serviced Residences

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Satyam Global Delivery Campus
Source: http://cyberjaya.name/

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UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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MKN Embassy Techzone Phase 2 GDV at RM800m
by Financial Daily
Thursday, 09 April 2009 23:34

CYBERJAYA: The Emkay Group expects the second phase of MKN Embassy Techzone to have a sales or gross development value (GDV) of RM800 million upon completion within five years.

Emkay chairman Tan Sri Mustapha Kamal Abu Bakar said work on the second phase was scheduled to start this year. The total built-up will be two million square feet, comprising six office blocks of between six and 18 storeys.

He added that it was one of the measures the property company, together with Setia Haruman Sdn Bhd and Cyberview Sdn Bhd, was undertaking to increase office space in Cyberjaya.

“Currently, we have a total of 4.7 million sq ft of office space in Cyberjaya. By the end of this year, we will see a total of 5.5 million sq ft of office space as there would be an additional 800,000 sq ft available.

“We are projecting another five million sq ft of office space in the next five years. Emkay alone will provide three million sq ft and that’s why I am quite confident,” he told reporters here after the launch of Block D, the fourth building of MKN Embassy Techzone Phase 1.

Emkay’s 75%-subsidiary Setia Haruman is the master developer of Cyberjaya, while Cyberview is a government-owned company and landowner of Cyberjaya.

In his keynote address at the event, Chief Secretary to the government Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hassan urged the Sepang Municipal Council to revise the parking ratio of 1:320 gross sq ft to 1:500 nett sq ft, to further encourage development in the township.

The MKN Embassy Techzone has two phases and is jointly developed by MKN Embassy Development Sdn Bhd, a 60:40 joint-venture company between Emkay Group and Embassy Group of India.

With a GDV of about RM400 million, Phase 1, consisting of four blocks of six-storey office buildings with total built-up of one million sq ft, is being built on a 4.08-hectare land. Work started in December 2006 and is scheduled to be completed early-2010.

Block A and B of MKN Embassy Techzone, which is owned by Amanah Raya Bhd, are leased to the Public Service Department (JPA) and Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit (Mampu), respectively.

Block C and D are still under construction, and will be leased to the Lands and Mines Office (Pejabat Tanah dan Galian) and another government agency, respectively.

“In light of the downturn, it is very difficult to get tenants and that’s why JPA and Mampu came in. However, they are only renting, and they might leave a few years later. It will slowly become an IT (information technology) hub with more ICT companies establishing their offices here,” Mustapha said.

Embassy Group’s chairman Jitu Virwani said the India-based company saw the opportunity to grow in Malaysia as many companies were looking to set their base here.

The Embassy Group, which specialises in developing information and communication technology (ICT) business parks, is the largest owner of the office space in Bangalore and boasts of tenants such as IBM, Fidelity Investments, Yahoo and LG Soft.

IT business park coming to Cyberjaya
Mustapha’s Emkay Group and India’s Embassy Group

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MKN-Embassy Techzone @ Cyberjaya

Cyberjaya is about to experience a second re-awakening, said executive chairman of MK Land Holdings Bhd Mustapha Kamal. Although the intelligent city was launched 10 years ago, it is currently undergoing a second wave of development.

Mustapha’s Emkay Group and India’s Embassy Group will jointly develop Cyberjaya’s upcoming information technology (IT) business park, which he is confident will attract many multinational and local companies.

Called MKN-Embassy Techzone, the first phase, which is expected to cost over RM300 million, of the park will feature two blocks of buildings with each offering 250,000sq ft of office space within a 4ha site.

The first block is expected to be complete by January next year and the second by April.

The Embassy Group, which specializes in developing ICT business parks, is the largest owner of office space in Bangalore and boasts tenants such as IBM, Fidelity Investments, Yahoo and LG Soft.

MKN Embassy Development Sdn Bhd, the joint-venture company undertaking the project, hopes to entice several of these companies to Cyberjaya.

The first 10 years saw the placement of first-class infrastructure and facilities but the next five will be a marketing phase to investors, said Mustapha, adding that several multinational companies have already shown interest.

UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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PRECINCT 4

http://www.penetron.com/newsletter/sep08/images/precint-3-big.jpg

PRECINCT 4 will be developed as the main commercial and business district of Putrajaya. So named to reflect its primary purposes, the Commercial Precinct (Precinct 4) is highly urban and dense. The Precinct will be well serviced by local roads, open spaces and several pocket parks, around which it is organized. Within this precinct located a few pockets of residential uses to ensure that the place is vibrant at all times.

The Commercial Precinct has a total land area of about 213 hectares, of which approximately 45% is devoted to open space. It is located at the southern end of the Core Island.

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Various components in the Commercial Precinct establish the character of this precinct. This include the Boulevard, which runs through the precinct linking the east and the west commercial zones. The other dominant components are Dataran Rakyat and Dataran Gemilang, which act as addresses for the buildings that flank them as well as providing visual and physical foci for residents and visitors alike. The third element is the waterfront commercial area which will be the scene for night-time activities, evening events and strolling.

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Gemilang Square @ PRECINCT 4

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UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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Expected Completion 2010
Hampshire Place

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From flickr
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by rizalhakim

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by msyukry08

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Expected Completion 2010
CapSquare Office Tower

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Expected Completion 2010
The Troika
by fritz_kaktus

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From flickr

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Expected Completion 2010
Vista Tower: Empire Tower Redevelopment

From flickr

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http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg288/rizalhakimm/CIMG0422.jpg

UPDATE:
2/1/2010

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Expected Completion 2010
Doubletree Hotel by Hilton

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by msyukry08

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The Verve Suites

http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/5408/phase1ad9.jpg

Update:
by James Foong
Viva/Vibe Tower

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http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/8577/vervesuite.jpg

The Sky Lounge!

http://lofty7.com/bukitkiara.com/uploaded_images/mian_pic01.jpg

http://caseyliew.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/mg_3288.jpg?w=340&h=510 http://caseyliew.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/mg_3292.jpg?w=340&h=510

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The Verve Suites: Viva/Vibe Tower
Hyper Cubes Concept @ Vibe Tower
http://www.bukitkiara.com/vervesuites/

http://www.kosmo.com.my/kosmo/pix/2009/0702/Kosmo/Urban/ur_03.1.jpg http://www.kosmo.com.my/kosmo/pix/2009/0702/Kosmo/Urban/ur_03.4.jpg

UPDATE:

[QUOTE=rizalhakim;49638759]

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The Malaysian property market appears to be in the doldrums. It started with the subprime crisis in the US followed by the global hike in food and oil prices. The cost of building materials also went up sharply. The final nail in the coffin, however, was the unpopular government move to increase petrol prices by 40 per cent, despite Malaysia being an oil-producing country. "Of course, I am worried," says Chris Low, managing director of Monday-Off Development and developer of One Kiara project when asked whether the current market situation is cause for concern. With higher petrol costs and rising inflation, market sentiment has turned cautious and it is harder to convince homebuyers to part with their money. And developers are finding it increasingly difficult to turn a profit. Some have even decided to postpone their project launches.

Expected Completion 2010
Goldis Tower



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Lot 4G8

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UPDATE:

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Lot 4G9

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UPDATE:

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UPDATE:
Office @TTDI KL

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UPDATE:
Tiffani Kiara

http://www.propwall.my/photos/0006/1447/Tiffani_by_I-Zen__5_.jpg

UPDATE:

Seni MK
at the back

http://www.propwall.my/photos/0006/1047/Kiara_Ville__39_.jpg

Expected Completion 2010
Fraser Place



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Expected Completion 2010
Suasana Bangsar

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UPDATE:
From flickr

http://www.propwall.my/photos/0003/8953/Zehn_Bangsar__34_.JPG

UPDATE:
PROPOSED

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Ongoing Project
KLCC Lot C | 267m | 59 fl

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UPDATE:


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Ongoing Project
Menara Felda
A 50-storey Grade A building was sold to the Federal Land Development Authority (FELDA), would be completed in 2011.

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UPDATE:


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From flickr

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Ongoing Project
The Panorama
33 fl x 2

http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/9789/panoramarw.jpg

From flickr

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UPDATE:



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Ongoing Project
Regalia Service Apartment
38 flr

http://property.malaysiamostwanted.com/img/images/0000/0000/max/1697.jpg

http://www.iproperty.com.my/reviews/mayland/fp.jpg

UPDATE:


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Ongoing Project
THE PEARL - LUXURY CONDOMINIUM

http://thinkproperty.com.my/realestate/components/com_propertylistings/thinkproperty_images/The-Pearl_b3a7a8e32fe9323e4562a1f760a7b397.png

http://thinkproperty.com.my/realestate/components/com_propertylistings/thinkproperty_images/Sky-Lounge_2f71cdf5b86bfca05a948097031b9760.png

UPDATE:


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Ongoing Project
D’Tiara Office and Hotel Suites

http://img508.imageshack.us/img508/8551/commercialpicln7.jpg

From flickr

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UPDATE:
by msyukry08

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Ongoing Project
UDA Bangsar Condominium

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UPDATE:
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Ongoing Project
Verticas Residensi

http://www.iluxuryasia.com/img/_00landing/featured/verticas_featured.jpg

UPDATE:

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Lot 4G10

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UPDATE:

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Directional signs will make driving a breeze in Cyberjaya
Story and photo by CHARLES FERNANDEZ

WELCOME to Cyberjaya. The next time you drive into the cybercity, well-planned and easy-to-read directional signs will help you find your way around easily.

These signs will guide visitors to unfamiliar places, which can be an office building, bus terminal or any other important landmarks in the city.

Sepang Municipal Council (MPSepang) president Azizan Mohd Sidin said these easy-to-read signs would help solve the challenge of having to locate a specific destination as it served as tenant directories in improving traffic flow.

Two of the four gantries proposed for Cyberjaya, each costing about RM130,000 are already in place along Jalan Persiaran APEC, one close to the MDeC, a landmark building and another at the junction of Persiaran APEC-Jalan Semarak Api.

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Azizan said two more gantries would be up in the near future and one would definitely be erected at the Persiaran APEC-Persiaran Rimba Permai junction, which is the main entry point into Cyberjaya.

He said the RM400,000 gantry would span the whole six-lane carriageway fronting the Dell Global Business Centre and the fire station while the fourth gantry would be in Jalan Persiaran Tasik.

“The use of directional signs not only reinforces the property’s image, the signage also helps direct traffic and control parking,’’ he said in an interview.

Presently some road shoulders are “littered” with directional signboards put up in the early development stage of the township, prompting the council to come up with a better planned signboards.

“The individual directional signboards put up by companies would be removed in stages as and when proper signs are put up by the council and in certain locations by Cyberview Sdn Bhd, the landowners of Cyberjaya.

Cyberview are also working together with us in making the city more conducive for foreign investors,’’ said Azizan.

Before the two gantries and directional signs were up, there were more than 70 company directional signages placed along road shoulders, some obscured by bigger ones.

So far, 21 have been removed as company names were included on the council’s signages in the areas they are located.

He said the main development thrust was to provide a quantum leap for Cyberjaya to become a leading multimedia hub attracting world-class media and IT companies.

Azizan said entities like the HSBC M’Sia, Multimedia University (MMU), CBD Perdana and MDeC, would not be placed on directional signages since they were landmark buildings.

“For new companies that want to have their names on the directional signages, a minimal annual fee will be imposed by the council,” said Azizan.

When asked about the Cyberjaya’s Re-zoning Structure Plan (CRSP) which was passed during the council’s One-Stop-Centre (OSC) meeting in November 2008, Azizan said since only 30% of Cyberjaya’s landbank was developed, the council would propose setting up the new signages where there is much development.

The re-zoning structure plan in the intelligent city is for easy identification of companies in the zone where they are located and also for accurate postal delivery.

“We have 12 zones but not all of them are developed.

“Therefore, there is no point in putting up a CRSP or Area Identification Signage (AIS) at vacant zones.

“Even if there is one development in a new zone, we will put up a sign as and when a need arises,’’ said Azizan.

The 12 zones will be identified as Cyber 1 to Cyber 12, similar to the Precincts in Putrajaya. As an example, the council headquarters, which is located in Cyber 1, will share the same CRSP/AIS as the Community Clubhouse and the Cyberpark, so the MPSp address would henceforth be Majlis Perbandaran Sepang, Persiaran Semarak Api, Cyber 1, 63200 Cyberjaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan.

The other addresses are: Cyber 3 (LimKokWing University, Satellite Farm, Measat); Cyber 4 (MKN Embassy, TM Net 2, TM Net, Ericsson, HSBC 2, HSBC, EBI); Cyber 5 (BMW, Fujitsu System, EB2, DHL, Glamorous Matrix, Prima 7, Prima Avenue, FSBM, CSP); Cyber 6 (District Cooling Plant, MCMC, Fire Station, City Command Centre, Sports Arena, SME 1, SME 2, Mustapha Kamal Building, NTT R&D Centre, EB3, Shell, Century Square, MDeC); Cyber 7 (Cyber Height Villa, Sekolah Seri Puteri, Flagship Village 1, Cyberview Garden, Setia Haruman, Cyberview Lodge Spa & Resort); Cyber 8 (Police Station), Cyber 9 (Cyberia Crescent, Smart School, Telecom); Cyber 11 (Universiti Multimedia, Cyberia, STP-A); and Cyber 12 (Neo Cyber, D’Cassia Apartments, D’Melor Apartments, Bus Terminal, CBD Perdana).


Finally!!...no more to many littered signboards which has been confusing all this years...:banana:

UPDATE:


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Empire Damansara
Source: http://www.meh.com.my/

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1. Empire Damansara Studio - 39 storeys
2. Empire Damansara Soho 1 - 24 storeys
3. Empire Damansara Soho 2 - 27 storeys

http://www.meh.com.my/images/dmsr-studio1.jpg http://www.meh.com.my/images/dmsr-soho1.jpg

4. Empire Damansara Residence - 24 storeys
5. Office Building
6. Detached Office

http://www.meh.com.my/images/dmsr1.jpg http://www.meh.com.my/images/dmsr2.jpg

Location:

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Empire Damansara

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg288/rizalhakimm/CIMG0697-4.jpg

Ongoing Project
The Twins

http://www.estate123.com/images/reviews/Damansara-Twins_inside.jpg

UPDATE:
From google

http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/1024/84736886.jpg

Ongoing Project
Glomac Tower
168m | 40 fl

http://glomac.com.my/admin/property/images/5142008112227AM_det.jpg

From flickr

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3498/4039217275_747338c257_b.jpg

UPDATE:


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Ongoing Project
Grand Hyatt Hotel
42 fl

http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/project/uploaded_files/817_385%20WATG%20Grand%20Hyatt%20Lumpar.jpg

UPDATE:

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Ongoing Project
The Crest
44, 26 fl

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2510/4183885313_bf6a520e09.jpg

UPDATE:
by Syukry Photos

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Ongoing Project
Palazzio condominium

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_K5jC58Mqp_0/SF8TKFSb_tI/AAAAAAAAC4o/b6yZQrn1Zow/s1600/Palazzio%2BOVerview.jpg

From Malaysian forum

http://img33.picoodle.com/img/img33/4/2/7/f_202m_1ec71e8.jpg

Ongoing Project
Embassyview
Bukit Bintang

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2075/2069458943_07714507fa_o.jpg

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Tropicana Office Tower

http://i251.photobucket.com/albums/gg288/rizalhakimm/CIMG0820.jpg

Ongoing Project
Bank Rakyat

http://img33.picoodle.com/img/img33/3/1/8/f_01m_f0ea13e.jpg

UPDATE:



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Ongoing Project
The Integra Tower

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UPDATE:
UPDATE:


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Lot 4G11

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UPDATE:

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Ongoing Project
Office Buildings, Jalan Binjai

http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/697/43506925.jpg

UPDATE:



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Ongoing Project
St. Mary Residence

http://www.eoprop.com/eop/_repository/eop_v2/image_right/stmary_aerial_view.jpg

http://www.watg.com/uploads/images/portfolio_E1638344-1372-6883-16FB7E0F3301DF5B.jpg

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UPADATE:



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Ongoing Project
Bangsar South:
The Horizon Phase II: Boutique Office
The Horizon Phase 2 comprises 10 blocks of exclusive boutique
offices ranging from 13-20 storeys high with built-up (GFA) of
123,500s.f to 235,000s.f. These towers are to be sold or rented out
en bloc with added incentive of exclusive naming rihgts. The heart
of The Horizon Phase 2 will be the proposed central park which will function as a green lung and recreational area with water features
and lush landscaping.

Project Type : 13 to 20-storey Boutique Offices
Facilities Grand lobby, dedicated lift, feature pool on rooftop

http://www.uoa.com.my/images/thehorizon2/photo/img3.jpg

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Phase I

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UPDATE: Phase II
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Gemilang Square @ PRECINCT 4
From flickr

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UPDATE:

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Taken today by me.....

26 boulevard


26 boulevard.....

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Ongoing Project
348 Sentral

http://www.gapurnagroup.com/images/banner08.jpg

UPDATE:

348 Sentral

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