Quaver Residence

Contemporary Urban Lifestyle

High-rise living is prevalent in the modern township of urban areas. The fast urbanisation sprawling thus has prompted the architects to re-think feasible and sustainable housing solutions. This is exemplified by The Quaver Residences design proposal by NRY Architects located in Sungai Besi, an outskirt area in the south of Kuala Lumpur.

Fringed by a petrol station, the site is also bordered by a hotel and a mixed development with excellent accessibility to the road networks of KL-Seremban Highway and Persiaran Serdang Perdana surrounding the area. To be proposed as a family and children’s learning hub, The Quaver Residences is designed with family, young adults and kids in mind as an exhaustive place to learn, play and grow.

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Why Choose Quaver Residence ?

Project Title Commercial

Project Type Highrise

Tenure Type Leasehold

Developed by Chin Him Group Property

Bathroom(s) 3 - 3.5

Bathroom(s) 2

The Quaver Residence @ Sungai Besi comprises two 40-floor serviced apartments offering 684 units with built-ups ranging from 1017 sqft to 1850 sqft and retail units. It's expected to complete by 2026. All the serviced apartment units for the Quaver Residence project come with a spacious balcony that provides comfortable lifestyle living with excellent ventilation and air circulation. Located in Tower B, generally, all the layouts are three bedrooms and two bathrooms units with two car parks, one of the most affordable new launch projects.

They are constituted of two tower blocks on the eight podium floors, a commercial podium links both towers. Six layout designs are available, ranging from 106 square metres (1,141 square feet) to 110 square metres (1,182 square feet), suitable for small and more significant family occupants.

As a lively and active communal living hub yet still keeping its unit privacy and security, the building envelope has been shaped with architectural fins and vertical frames, mirroring the hype and vibrancy of contemporary living. The vertical fins line up across the podium and tower blocks, with perforated panels and expanded structures as feature facade elements.