VANNESS KUNG
ARCHITECTURAL & LANDSCAPE PORTFOLIO
ABOUT ME
D.O.B : 05 September 1991
P.O.B : Penang, Malaysia
Nationality : Singapore PR / Malaysian
Welcome to my portfolio. I am Vanness Kung, a passionate architect and landscape architect dedicated to innovative design and sustainable practices. With a comprehensive educational background in both architecture and landscape architecture, I have developed a multifaceted understanding of the built environment and its integration with natural landscapes.
Throughout my career, I’ve been privileged to work on a diverse array of projects, from residential and commercial spaces to public landscapes. These experiences have honed my skills in spatial planning and aesthetic refinement. My approach is focused on creating functional and harmonious spaces that enhance user experience while upholding environmental stewardship.
For me, architecture is not merely about constructing buildings; it’s about creating meaningful and enduring impacts on communities and individuals. I am committed to ensuring that both architecture and landscape architecture work in concert to produce cohesive, impactful environments that enhance community engagement and promote sustainability.
I invite you to explore my portfolio and discover a curated selection of my work, showcasing a commitment to exceptional design and forward-thinking innovation. Thank you for your time and consideration. I am eager to engage in meaningful exchanges and collaborative opportunities.
CONTACT
Phone : +65 88857088
Email : vannesskung@gmail.com
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/vannesskung
LANGUAGES
· English
· Chinese
· Malay
LICENSE
Registered Landscape Architect
ILAM Corporate Member - Reg. No. 2023614
SKILLS
Professional
· Leadership
· Project Management
· Contract Administration
· Stakeholder Management
· Team Collaboration
· Attention to Detail
· Aesthetic
· Design Sensibility
Technical
· Authority compliances
· General Administration
· Construction Documentation
· AutoCAD
· SketchUp & Revit
· Lumion & Enscape
· Photoshop, InDesign & Illustrator
· Word, Excel & PowerPoint
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture (Part ll)
Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) (Penang, Malaysia)
l Sep 2017 - Aug 2019
Master of Landscape Architecture l Feb 2015 - May 2017
Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) (Selangor, Malaysia)
Bachelor of Science (Part l)
Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) (Penang, Malaysia)
WORK EXPERIENCE
l Sep 2012 - Nov 2014
Assistant Architect l Sep 2021 - current
Metaphor Design + Architecture Pte. Ltd. (Singapore)
Architectural Assistant Designer
Design Metabolists Chartered Pte. Ltd. (Singapore)
l Sep 2019 - Aug 2021
Project Executive l Apr 2017 - Aug 2017
BTK Land Sdn. Bhd. (Penang, Malaysia)
Landscape Architect l Apr 2015 - Jun 2016
Praxcis Design Sdn. Bhd. (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
Assistant Architect l Aug 2014 - Dec 2014
K L Wong Architect Sdn. Bhd. (Penang, Malaysia)
Architectural Intern l Jun 2013 - Aug 2013
K L Wong Architect Sdn. Bhd. (Penang, Malaysia)
ARCHIEVEMENTS & AWARDS
Finalists l 2023
Iconic Putrajaya Gateway and Marker Design Competition Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia (ILAM)
Finalists Mentions l 2019
Future Library Competition
The University of Genoa
Participants l 2018
Perak Road Market Rejuvenation Design Idea Competition
Majlis Bandaraya Pulau Pinang
Certification l 2014
Autodesk Certified Professional: Revit Architecture 2014
Autodesk Authorized Training Centre
Certification l 2014
Adobe Certified Expert: Photoshop Program Pentauliahan Profesional (3P)
46 GREENWOOD AVENUE
Hillcrest Park Singapore 289251
PROPOSED RECONSTRUCTION OF AN EXISTING 2-STOREY SEMI-DETACHED
DWELLING HOUSE TO A 2-STOREY ENVELOPE CONTROL SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING HOUSE WITH AN ATTIC (BUKIT TIMAH PLANNING AREA)
2G BURGHLEY DRIVE
Singapore 559496
PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 2-STOREY ENVELOPE CONTROL DETACHED DWELLING HOUSE WITH A BASEMENT & ATTIC ON LOT 97152X MK 18 AT 78 CHISELHURST GROVE (SERANGOON PLANNING AREA)
6C JALAN ARIF
Singapore 548798
PROPOSED ERECTION OF 3-STOREY ENVELOPE CONTROL SEMI-DETACHED DWELLING HOUSE WITH 1ST STOREY MEZZANINE AND ATTIC ON LOT 07746K MK 22 AT 6C JALAN ARIF (HOUGANG PLANNING AREA)
ANGIOGRAPHY CENTRE
5 Lower Kent Ridge Road Singapore 119074
PROPOSED ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS TO LEVEL 2 OF EXISTING DENTAL CENTRE 3 ON LOT 04901W MK 03 AT 5 LOWER KENT RIDGE ROAD FOR NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL (QUEENSTOWN PLANNING AREA)
FOOD VISION @ MANDAI
21 Mandai Estate Singapore 729913
PROPOSED ERECTION OF A 10-STOREY MULTI-USER RAMP-UP GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT (FOOD FACTORY) OF 114 FACTORY UNITS & A STAFF CANTEEN (SUNGEI KADUT PLANNING AREA)
CSC @ TESSENSOHN
60 Tessensohn Road Singapore 217664
PROPOSED ADDITION AND ALTERATION WORKS TO THE EXISTING 4-STOREY CIVIL SERVICE CLUB INVOLVING CHANGES TO THE BUILDING FACADE, ADDITION OF PASSENGER LIFT AND GUARDHOUSE AND RECONFIGURATION OF VEHICLES’ INGRESS AND EGRESS (KALLANG PLANNING AREA)
WEAVING THE UMMAH TAPESTRY
Putrajaya Malaysia
Community Enclave - Neighbourhood Renewal Program (NRP)
CHOA CHU KANG AVE 1
BLOCKS 201 TO 221 & BLOCKS 223 TO 239 CHOA CHU KANG CENTRAL, AVE. 1
CLARENCE LANE
BLOCKS 129 TO 133 & 129A (MSCP) CLARENCE LANE
DAKOTA CRESCENT
BLOCKS 158, 60 & 62 DAKOTA CRESCENT
HOUGANG AVE 2
BLOCKS 609 TO 615
WOODLANDS AVENUE 6
BLOCKS 714 TO 720, 714A (MSCP) & 718A (MSCP) WOODLANDS AVE. 6 & DR. 70
WOODLANDS AVENUE 9
BLOCKS 870 TO 882 & 2 MSCPs
Category : Residential (Semi-Detached Dwelling House)
Location : Bukit Timah, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer, Project Architect
Status : Completed in 2023
Area : 278 sqm l 2,992 sqft
46 GREENWOOD AVENUE
Storey Plan
Storey Plan
The reconstruction of the semi-detached residence at 46 Greenwood Avenue aimed to create a highly functional and tranquil living space that combines modern amenities with an enhanced sense of privacy. Located on a busy street, the primary challenge was to design a home that offers a peaceful retreat despite its urban setting.
As you enter through the living room, the design ensures a smooth transition through the dining area and dry kitchen before leading you up the staircase, strategically positioned for convenient access to the attic and other upper levels. The core of the architectural solution is a central courtyard that not only enhances the flow of natural light but also integrates seamlessly with the living, dining, and dry kitchen areas. The architectural design features a distinctive louvre facade that acts as a sophisticated skin for the house, enhancing both privacy and shading. These louvres effectively shield the home from the bustling street outside, controlling light and reducing heat while maintaining a bright and airy interior. The open layout of the living, dining, and dry kitchen areas is seamlessly connected, benefiting from the controlled light and improved privacy provided by the louvre system. On the first floor, the terrace is designed as a verdant retreat, offering a serene and sheltered environment away from external view.
The open-plan arrangement of the living, dining, and dry kitchen areas is designed to maximize spatial openness and ensure a smooth transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. The central courtyard provides a bright and inviting atmosphere with lush green wall plantings and cascading vines establish a serene environment, enhancing natural ventilation and light throughout the home. The attic levels feature a dedicated attic space designed as a family area and home study, offering a versatile and private retreat. This space is thoughtfully integrated into the overall design, providing a harmonious balance between shared family areas and functional workspaces.
Category : Residential (Detached House)
Location : Serangoon, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer, Project Architect
Status : Completed in 2024
Area : 512 sqm l 5,511 sqft
2G BURGHLEY DRIVE
The design brief for harmoniously integrating vehicular traffic route,
The architectural response an immersive tropical and cascading vines throughout the residence
The open-plan living, terrace. This design Upon entering the is strategically positioned
This design not only nature, making the
for this contemporary residence sought to create a functional yet serene family home for a young couple with children, integrating modern living with a profound connection to the natural environment. Located on a bustling street with significant route, the primary challenge was to ensure privacy and tranquility.
response to the site is a three-dimensional interaction with the pocket garden, which stretches across the house to create tropical experience to the owner. On the 1st storey, the terrace and pool feels like a verdant, natural enclave, with lush greenery vines that evoke a sense of being nestled within a green valley. The terrace not only enhances natural lighting and ventilation residence but also fortifies privacy and security.
living, dining, and dry kitchen areas are thoughtfully arranged to maximize the sense of space and connect seamlessly with the design approach shields these primary living areas from the street and the intense afternoon sun, offering a private and cool retreat. house through the living room, residents move through the dining area and dry kitchen before ascending the staircase, which positioned adjacent to the lift.
only prioritizes functionality and privacy but also creates a harmonious living environment that deeply connects its occupants with the pool and terrace integral to the home’s tranquil and luxurious atmosphere.
Attic Storey Plan
18. Jr. Master Bedroom
19. Jr. Master Bath
20. Jr. Master WIC
21. Family/Gym
22. Bedroom
23. Bath
24. Roof Terrace
25. M&E
Category : Residential (Semi-Detached Dwelling House)
Location : Hougang, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer, Project Architect
Status : Ongoing (Construction)
Area : 556 sqm l 5,984 sqft
6C JALAN ARIF
The design brief for 6C Jalan Arif centered around creating a modern, family-oriented residence that offers both practicality and a strong connection to the surrounding natural environment. Situated on a serene street away from heavy traffic and public transit routes, the focus was on maximizing privacy while fostering a tranquil living experience.
Given the need for additional space beyond the standard building envelope, the solution involved the innovative use of a mezzanine floor. This design feature allowed the insertion of an extra storey, effectively expanding the usable space within the confines of the site’s long and narrow dimensions. The design carefully addresses the need for privacy between distinct family zones, ensuring that each generation enjoys their own space without compromising on interaction or accessibility.
A significant challenge of the semi-detached nature of the house was the limited natural light due to shared party walls. To counteract this, an internal airwell was strategically carved out in the middle of the home and covered with a glass skylight. This airwell serves as a vital source of natural light for all living and bedroom spaces, brightening the interior and enhancing the sense of openness. The skylight, designed with ventilation slots, facilitates the escape of hot air, creating a chimney stack effect that draws cooler air and to maintain a comfortable indoor climate throughout the day.
2nd
Storey Plan 16. Master Bedroom
Balcony
Category : Healthcare (Additions and Alterations)
Location : Kent Ridge, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer, Project Architect
Status : Completed in 2024
Area : 870 sqm l 9,365 sqft
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY HEART CENTRE, SINGAPORE ANGIOGRAPHY CENTRE
The National University Heart Centre, Singapore (NUHCS) is embarking on an important project to renovate its existing Dental Centre 3 into a new Angiography Centre. This significant endeavor will include the construction of new Angiography Suites within an area of approximately 860 square meters on Level 2 of the Main Building. The initiative aims to enhance the hospital’s medical capabilities and improve patient care services.
As with any renovation of this scale, several foreseeable challenges and constraints must be addressed to ensure a smooth transition into the new facility. One of the primary concerns is maintaining sensitivity to the existing operations and functionality of the hospital. This includes managing noise and dust generated during construction and ensuring that wheelchair and patient bed accessibility remain a priority. Additionally, coordination with multiple stakeholders, user-groups, and departments is essential to keep communication lines open and project objectives aligned.
Special considerations will be made for the clinical areas situated directly below the construction site. It will be necessary to study the feasibility of implementing a double slab construction to protect these sensitive areas from potential disruptions. Furthermore, adherence to authority compliance requirements is paramount.
Additionally, assessments will be conducted regarding the existing sprinkler system, emergency lights, and smoke detectors, as well as ensuring a sufficient toilet count for replacement or relocation in accordance with Accessibility Code requirements.
Patient flows and operational management will be diligently integrated into the design considerations of the new facility. Infection control measures are also a priority, particularly concerning clinical care and administrative procedures related to infectious diseases.
The main feature of the new Angiography Centre will be the Angiography room, designed to accommodate advanced imaging equipment and allow for a seamless workflow. This room will feature a spacious layout to facilitate the movement of medical staff and equipment while ensuring patient comfort. The design will include specialized lighting and integrated technology to support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Sufficient space will be allocated for the imaging system, patient bed, and ancillary medical equipment, as well as areas for staff to position themselves during procedures.
Adjacent to the Angiography room will be a dedicated control room. This crucial area will house the operator controls for the imaging equipment, ensuring that technologists can effectively monitor and manage the imaging process while overseeing the patient’s safety. The control room will be strategically located to provide a clear line of sight into the Angiography room, allowing operators to maintain effective communication with the surgical team and quickly respond to any arising situations. Additionally, the design will incorporate soundproofing measures to minimize disruptions during procedures.
The scrub room will be located in close proximity to the Angiography room, designed for staff to perform hand hygiene and prepare for procedures. It will feature multiple scrub sinks, adequate storage for sterile supplies, and separate spaces for donning personal protective equipment. The layout will ensure smooth traffic flow, reducing cross-contamination risks while allowing for efficient preparation before entering the Angiography room.
Level 2 Layout Plan
1. Reception & Waiting Area
2. Nursing Counter
3. Patient Recovery Area
4. Dirty Utility (Clean and Dirty Zone)
5. Single Room
6. On-Call Room
7. Patient Pantry
8. Meeting Room
9. Staff Rest & Pantry
10. Nurse Manager
11. Admin Office
12. Angiography Suites
13. Control Room
14. Scrub Room
15. Technical Room
16. Equipment Storage Room
17. Store Room
To mitigate risks during the construction stage, several measures will be implemented. Proper hoarding will be erected, accompanied by noise barriers to limit disturbances from intrusive work such as drilling. Work will be scheduled thoughtfully to minimize patient and staff interruptions, and advance notices will inform staff of the planned works and logistics strategies. Thoughtful planning of delivery and moving routes from the loading and unloading area to the designated site will be crucial in minimizing disruptions to other ongoing medical processes and circulation flows within the hospital.
Category : Industrial (Food Factory)
Location : Sungei Kadut, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Ongoing (Construction)
Area : 18,389 sqm l 197,937 sqft
FOOD VISION @ MANDAI
Food Vision @ Mandai is a newly developed ten-storey food factory situated in Mandai Estate, offering a freehold tenure. Tailored for the modern food industry, this facility features units ranging from 1,668 to 1,765 square feet.
The architecture of Food Vision @ Mandai emphasizes modularity and flexibility to meet the dynamic needs of today’s food and beverage sector. Each unit is equipped with its own exhaust system and refuse chute. The internal floors are strategically sunken to accommodate cold rooms or kitchen operations, while businesses benefit from direct access for loading and unloading at their doorsteps.
Designed with space optimization in mind, the units offer functional layouts with no wasted void space, supporting various operational needs. The adaptable layouts facilitate the integration of advanced automation and technology, ensuring an efficient and productive workflow.
1st Storey Plan
2nd Storey Plan
3rd & 4th Storey Plan
5th Storey Plan
6th-10th Storey Plan
Category : Sports & Recreation Clubhouse (Additions and Alterations)
Location : Kallang, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Completed in 2022
Built Up Area : 105 sqm l 1,130 sqft
CIVIL SERVICE CLUB @ TESSENSOHN
In terms of sustainability, the new facade will support the club’s commitment to environmental responsibility. By incorporating ventilated concept, the design will increase airflow and reduce reliance on mechanical cooling. The building’s cladding will absorb to keep the structure cool. Energy-efficient LED lighting will be used, and large openings will allow ample daylight to reduce the Additionally, perforated panels will manage sunlight and privacy, with varying intensities to meet the specific needs of different rooms.
TESSENSOHN
incorporating an open and naturally absorb direct sunlight, helping the need for artificial lighting. different spaces, such as meeting
The Tessensohn location, being centrally situated, is highly accessible and essential for the club to maintain a modern and engaging facade. The proposed design features a new facade treatment using aluminum and glass, which will wrap around the existing building. This updated facade will act as a multifunctional “skin,” offering benefits such as air control, weather protection, and sunlight management.
As a sports-oriented organization, the Civil Service Club encourages active member participation. The new facade design aims to highlight this focus by making sports facilities, such as badminton courts, a dance studio, a gym, a rock climbing wall, and a yoga studio, more visible to the public. The desiagn will enhance visibility and create a visual connection between the public and the club’s active spaces, showcasing the club’s sports heritage. The updated facade will replace the current driveway with a garden and introduce a green boundary wall, softening the buiding’s appearance with greenery.
To enhance the entrance, part of the existing stairs will be removed to create a more spacious and welcoming area. The open space and high ceiling will contribute to a grander entrance experience. Additionally, a green wall and a water feature will be added to soften the entrance’s appearance and bring a touch of nature to the front office.
Category : Civic & Community Institution (Library)
Location : Genoa, Italy
Status : Competition
CUBO MODULAR FUTURE LIBRARY
Tucked in the port city Genoa, Italy; the future library was conceptualized and inspired with the local colorful cliff house along the Mediterranean Sea and the pebble stone which vision to bring a breath of fresh and cozy environment into the current modern library designed. We are inspired by the stacking and arrangement of pebble stone which have tons of adjustment and arrangement of pattern and layout through jointing and fitting the stones.
The main architectural design strategies are incorporating the human orientated and anthropometry design into the layout and furniture design where the users can customize their preference spaces with the module provided in the library. It can be reused, rearranged, and relocated easily by the users linger in the oasis of learning, pleasurable and organized setting.
One of the highlight is the library spaces are designed in a modular form where the ‘FLEXIBLITY’ and ‘MOVABILTY’ of various ‘MIX & MATCH’ of the modules with the number of users can be archieved according to different situations. The modular box serves as the sitting and reading table for the students, the study pod module can provide a confine area and enclosure for the private meeting, group discussion, brainstrom and even e-meeting with the use of glass technology.
The integration of earth (light rosewood module) and nature color scheme (sky blue and parakeet green artificial turf along the walkway) into the spaces aim to promote and enhance the study enviroment. Indoor potted plants of various textures and lighting are used which exudes quiet sophistication to the reading quality in that area. It also serves to enliven the spaces with the puncture of fresh air into the spaces.
Category : Mixed-Residential Development (High-Rise and Market)
Location : Jalan Perak, Penang, Malaysia
Status : Competition
FESTIVE MARKET PLAZA & SKY OASIS
The proposed site consists of two parcels of relatively flat land on opposite sides of Jalan Perak, Penang, with a total area of 12.532 Acres. Both parcels of land do not have very distinct frontage from Jalan Perak, and are set back considerably from the main road. Around the site, the land use is diverse and congested.
This project is located in an existing neighborhood that has developed intricate social networks and local identity. Therefore rather than creating a new community, this submission is founded on the premise of “infilling” and enriching the existing social networks thus contributing to it’s social sustainability.
While the architectural design and planning considers economic viability, its success as a sustainable community is dependent on the support and services of the local agencies and an inclusive participatory management. This proposal aims to create a sanctuary where residents can live, work, play, and pray within the comfort and security of their homes and neighbourhood.
Category : Landscape Gateway, Marker & Node
Location : Putrajaya, Malaysia
Status : Competition
WEAVING THE UMMAH TAPESTRY TO MECCA
“Weaving the Ummah is a metaphorical reflects the interconnectedness and unity within the the heart of Putrajaya. the spiritual and connection of Ummah city of Mecca within
Each markers is the placemaking design which blends urban development architectural design clues at various scales.
The inclination towards Mecca is the prominent internal design intention and orientation different roles of important Islamic elements. each markers is complemented by extremely context and crafted meticulously with religious and metaphors. Each markers are essential to Islamic bonds in physical, visual and spiritual ways identity and beliefs that bind Muslims together, geographical and cultural differences.
The markers are mostly designed at similar absence of hierarchy, to emphasize on the individuals in the sight of God, and there is structure among Muslims based on social race, or gender. This principle is rooted in the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. The markers colour of white and gold that represent the symbol and spiritual enlightenment in Islam, while gold divine and the majestic of Malaysian monarchy. of white and gold particularly meaningful and Malaysian context that extends beyond aesthetics
Ummah Tapestry” metaphorical concept that interconnectedness the community in Putrajaya. It addresses and communal Ummah to the holy within local context.
is inspired by of Putrajaya’s blends modern development with Islamic design from subtle scales.
prominent driver for by integrating elements. The design of extremely strong urban religious intentions to strengthen the ways and sharing together, transcending
height with the the equality of all no hierarchical status, wealth, the Quran and the markers adopt the symbol of purity gold represents the monarchy. The blends and valued in the aesthetics and luxury.
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Choa Chu Kang Centre & Ave. 1, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Construction
CHOA CHU KANG AVE 1
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Clarence Lane, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Construction
CLARENCE LANE
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Woodland Avenue 6 & Dr.70 , Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Competition
WOODLANDS AVENUE 6
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Woodland Avenue 9, St. 81 & St. 83, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Competition
WOODLANDS AVENUE 9
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Woodland Avenue 7, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Competition
DAKOTA CRESCENT
Category : Neighbourhood Renewal Programme (NRP)
Location : Hougang Ave. 2, Singapore
Role : Architectural Designer
Status : Competition
HOUGANG AVE 2
Category : Landed Terrace Development
Location : Semanja Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia
Role : Landscape Designer
Status : Completed in 2019
PARK TERRACES
Seamless scenery that sews the privacy of clear breathable living space with a frontage of borderless green landscapes, connecting two worlds into one. Whether indoors or outdoors, life continues to flourish in Semanja Garden Homes where an open concept enhances communal spirit within 148 contemporary homes spread over 19 acres of sprawling greenery.
Category : Mixed-Residential Development
Location : Segambut, Malaysia
Role : Landscape Designer
Status : Ongoing (Construction)
THE ERA @ DUTA NORTH
A new dawn in innovative urban living has begun. The ERA will transform the lifestyle landscape at Duta North to usher in a golden new age. Come fulfill every lifestyle aspiration within a revolutionary urban forest concept at this exceptional, freehold 14.8-acre mixedresidential development.
With a Forest Village wetlands at its core, The ERA redefines city living under a canopy of half-century old forest trees. Nature is perfectly balanced with superlative conveniences including unhindered views from the tallest buildings in the area, over 100 titillating facilities and an exciting Fiesta Walk retail area.
Natural inspirations await at a 5.2-acre wetlands sanctuary at the heart of the city. Here, over 5 different species of halfcentury old forest trees provide cool comfort and colourfu exploration. Find creative new ways to play amidst a luxurious 100-metres pool, hanging pavilions, adventure trails, water maze, tree-houses, a special Gourmet Kitchen and over 100 other choices for recreation and sports.
Category : Residential (High-Rise)
Location : Batu Ferringhi, Penang, Malaysia
Role : Landscape Designer
Status : Completed in 2020
FERRINGHI RESIDENCE 2
Ferringhi Residence 2 consists of three blocks offering 632 units. First launch Tower B with 478 units. Layout options include 2 bedrooms units (1,208 sqft), 3 bedrooms (1,494 sqft) and 3 + 1 bedrooms (1,565 sqft).
Live amidst the spectacular landscape of Batu Ferringhi with lush green surroundings and amazing views just at your doorstep. Every day feels like a holiday, as you bask in swinging hammocks, timber deck chairs, rustic pavilions and tropicalthemed water features.
