MENARA LGB & THE GREENS | Kuala Lumpur ( Taman Tun Dr Ismail ) | 2X 27F, 31F | U/C

[rizalhakim]

3 Blocks
2 blocks 27storey Serviced Residences & 1 Block 31storey GradeA Office Tower
http://www.bellworth.com.my

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[patchay]

heard its about 700per sqft.. will be new record benchmark for PJ Damansara area...

only 165 units in 2 blocks of 27storeys with sizes from 14XX sqft...



rendering:

[rizalhakim]

Architects
Condo - BEP
Office - Hijjaz Kasturi

[D_Y2k.2^]

Shouldn't it be considered to be located in TTDI?

[rizalhakim]

from shanged1

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[rizalhakim]

http://www.iproperty.com.my/developm...109/The_Greens



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[patchay]

i want to see larger rendering for the office...

[patchay]

THE GREENS, TTDI KUALA LUMPUR

official name


this is next to this:

Originally Posted by nazrey

Include MRT project in proposal to redevelop market
By FAZLEENA AZIZ Wednesday June 29, 2011
Photos by SHAHRUL FAZRY ISMAIL
http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.as...42&sec=central


A landmark: The Taman Tun Dr Ismail market is about 30 years old.

Kuala Lumpur City Council (DBKL) wants the developer planning to redevelop the 30-year-old Taman Tun Dr Ismail market in Kuala Lumpur to come up with a better proposal that will integrate the MRT project in the area.

Its mayor, Tan Sri Ahmad Fuad Ismail, said the first proposal had been rejected and the developer had been asked to incorporate the MRT project in their plan.

He said having seen the proposed MRT station line, they found the area to be too cramped.

Fuad said parking facilities, drop-off and pick-up points were needed for the MRT project and the traffic situation should be taken into account due to the expected increase in the number of cars.

“We want to see how big the parking space is because the MRT station should have a park and ride facility.

“The developer must also settle the relocation of the traders during the construction period.



“We want to see how they are going to integrate the development with the MRT line,” he said, adding that the redevelopment has to enhance value and benefit everyone ranging from the public to the traders as well as residents.

He said the developer had yet to prove the technical viability of the whole redevelopment.

The developer was asked to come up with a better solution with improvements on the proposal and the alternative plans for the market traders.

“They have to plan whether to incorporate the traders at the present place or be relocated to another site.

“Even after the proposal is considered, the plan has to be approved by the Federal Territories and Urban Wellbeing Ministry and the Economic Council,” he said.

“In principle, we have agreed to see the proposal but if they are not able to resolve all factors then we will not go ahead with it.

“This is government land, so they have to enhance the whole area and not make it like other LRT stations.

“But we still have time as the MRT project will be completed in 2016,” he said.

Former Taman Tun Dr Ismail Residents Association chairman Datuk Abdul Latif Mohd Som, who is also on the DBKL advisory board, said the residents were not aware of the redevelopment project.

He said the proposal came as a surprise when the development was mentioned during the meeting with Land and Public Transport Commission (SPAD).

“In the Kuala Lumpur City Plan 2020, the market was marked for commercial use and we have put in our objection for it to be retained as status quo. Once the area changed to commercial, they could easily build another high-rise project, so we don’t want another development.

“We are against this idea because the market means a lot to the people. It is clean and serves us well,” he said.

[Seetan]

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The Greens by seetan2006, on Flickrimage hosted on flickr

The Greens by seetan2006, on Flickrimage hosted on flickr

The Greens by seetan2006, on Flickr

[patchay]

LGB Tower - Grade A, MSC status, Singapore BCA Green Mark (Gold), Malaysia GBI, designed by Hijjas Kasturi

Web: http://www.bellworth.com.my/
Status: Advanced stage of construction
Storeys: 31





The Greens TTDI

Status: Foundation
Storeys: 2x 27

[davidwsk]

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[azey]

next to my workplace,currently the lgb tower is under construction..
it is in TTDI area and dont understand why they still call this place damansara whereas
Glomac Residence Damansara is at TTDI....

[davidwsk]

the reason is that TTDI is a very good location.

[patchay]

Menara LGB progress

[rizalhakim]

wow so fast meh......

[UjaiDidida]

Originally Posted by rizalhakim

wow so fast meh......

tak gemuk lah. whats the blue building behind it?

[sc4]

The former IBM building, its a famous landmark in TTDI

[UjaiDidida]

Originally Posted by sc4

The former IBM building, its a famous landmark in TTDI

Ever seen it. Great design if it was built in 90s..

[rizalhakim]

http://www.theedgeproperty.com/news-...er-things.html


Menara LGB is 50% completed and is coming up on the same site as The Greens serviced apartments

[Bruno Mars]

Growing number of abbreviated tower names! IBT, LGTT, LGBT, etc