Gamuda Land is set to launch Phase 1 of Enso Woods at its Gamuda Cove township in the Southern Klang Valley on Feb 28. Phase 2 will be launched at a later date.
“Enso is a Japanese symbol denoting holism and elegance while Wood completes the natural theme of our existing projects in Gamuda Cove Palma ‘Sands’ and Maya ‘Bay’ Residences which call to mind earth and water respectively. By putting these elements together, we coined the name Enso Woods,” says Gamuda Land chief operating officer Aw Sei Cheh in a video interview with City & Country.
A home is a basic need and will remain necessary throughout any economic cycle or crisis. Aw is confident that homes designed based on market needs will find a suitable response from homebuyers. So, the developer aims to achieve an uptake of 80% for Enso Woods in the first three months after it is launched.
Biodiversity audits found five near-threatened avian species, such as the chestnut-bellied malkoha. The Wetlands Arboretum is a national biodiversity asset, allowing us to bring nature s vibrancy back to Gamuda Cove. - Khariza
Home seeker priorities are changing as Malaysia strives towards a new norm following the recent Covid-19 outbreak and resulting lockdowns. Chief among these is demand for outdoor spaces and a connection to nature.
However, Southern Klang Valley has seen its natural heritage impacted by years of urbanisation, leaving residents wanting when it comes to recreation in natural settings. Biodiversity loss has also been linked to increasing zoonotic risks, as well as the rise of new pandemics today.
In an online interview with
City & Country, chief operating officer Aw Sei Cheh says about 372 acres out of Gamuda Cove’s 1,530 acres are earmarked as the township’s central business district. The area comprises an education park, innovation and technology park, commercial park, wellness park, wetland commercial area, leisure and entertainment park and regional corporate centre.
Located in the leisure and entertainment park, Townsquare will take up 7.49 acres and be a pedestrian-only commercial development.
The remaining area of the park will feature other entertainment components such as a 6.44-acre Townsquare Park, hotels, a regional mall, MICE (meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions) facilities and SplashMania water theme park. Scheduled to open in 1H2022, SplashMania water theme park is slated to be the world’s largest rainforest theme park, with 28 slides and rides. Some slide configurations will be the first in the world, says Aw.
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Away from the hustle and bustle of the big city, life in Malaysia’s countryside tends to feel a little slower and more mellowed down. Here among the many
kampungs – and often remote villages – life would center around small towns or what we locals know to call, “pekan”.
A pekan is the economic and social capital of a community. It is here where you find people tending to their business and activities or enjoying leisure time with loved ones.
Heart Of The Community
The centrepiece of any authentic Malaysian pekan lies with its vibrant public or town square – an open space where the community can congregate and socialize.