KL Eco City is a mixed development that sits on a 98,662 square meter lot situated opposite the Mid Valley Megamall in Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. The development is one of the largest integrated mixed commercial and residential developments in Malaysia, with a total Gross Floor Area (GFA) of 696,750 square meters and an estimated construction cost of close to US$996 million (over RM 3 billion). The master plan design for this development is “eco- friendly”, with the goal to achieve international Green Building standards.
Project Highlights:
The development is divided into 4 parcels:
- Parcel A consists of 5 residential towers of heights varying from 44 to 56 stories. These towers sit on a 7-story elevated parking garage and a single-level basement carpark. The tallest tower in this parcel is 242.7 meters high.
- Parcel B comprises 3 tower blocks: a 46-story luxury serviced apartment, and 1 block each of a 32-story and a 42-story office tower. These towers sit on a 6-story elevated parking garage and a 3-floor basement carpark. The height of the 42-story office tower is 252 meters from the ground level.
- Parcel C consists of a 40-story office tower, 3 blocks of boutique offices (15-story, 16-story and 17-story), and a 31-story Strata Office. These towers sit on 4 levels of retail podium and 3 levels of basement carpark.
- Parcel D consists of a 2-story mosque and the preservation center of the Abdullah Hukum Heritage House, which sits on a 5-story elevated parking garage and 2 floors for basement level parking.
- There are four major ingress/egress ramps proposed to serve the development. Together with a two-tiered road system provided within the development, the efficient traffic circulation is ensured for end users.
- A planned integrated rail hub will provide easy connectivity.