Heritage comprises six blocks: a single office building called The Heritage Tower, five residential blocks named The Heritage Residences, and the two-storey retail space called The Heritage Village. The Heritage capitalises on the current worldwide demand for waterfront properties, and attracts the kind of enlightened, discerning and affluent people who naturally desire a residence by the water.

The Heritage is also surrounded by a RM3 billion green luxury township called Bluwater Estate, a theme park, a shopping mall, an exclusive golf club, exceptional bungalows and various educational facilities, including the prestigious Australian International School Malaysia (AISM).

A draw for discerning locals and expatriates

The Heritage’s luxury accommodation, resort style facilities and round-the-clock security would be a draw for discerning locals and expatriates. The superior facilities and top-class education choices – AISM, Alice Smith International School and Nexus World School in Putrajaya – enhance an already sterling location.

Home is not just a rest stop but a destination at The Heritage. You are right on the water’s edge; you have panoramic views that stretch as far as the eye can see; you immediately leave the real world behind and allow yourself to escape to a realm of relaxation and tranquillity. As your mind eases into a calmer state, your senses are rejuvenated. Once you are home, you may never want to leave…

Highlights of a home at The Heritage include spacious layouts with 11.5ft ceilings, lake views, three-tier security access at the main entrance, car parks and lift lobby, and 24-hour security with CCTV and smart card access.

Yet another aspect of The Heritage Residences is the 100,000 sqf recreational space dubbed 7th Heaven. This seventh floor recreational area comprises facilities such as a gymnasium, swimming pools, saunas, restaurants and cafes, a children’s play area, snooker and pool tables, a laundrette, a dedicated barbeque area, tennis courts, a function area, a table tennis room and dedicated landscaped gardens.

The Heritage Village

The two-storey The Heritage Village is a neighbourhood mall with two distinct features – a waterfront alfresco F&B haven on the ground floor, and a high-security child enrichment centre on the upper level.

So, while children are happily engaged in their activities, parents can safely indulge in their own relaxation with nary a worry. While waiting, parents can savour a cuppa at the many cafes within the mall, surf the net or even engage in a spot of grocery shopping at the organic food mini mart.

Billed as “a dream place to work”, The Heritage Tower boasts a total of 135,832 sqf over eight floors that have been fully leased. Great views of Bluwater and the surrounding area make it an oasis of peace – the perfect backdrop for closing deals and achieving great success.

The importance of being accessible to people and places need not be overstated at The Heritage. It is strategically located between Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya and well connected to seven major highways: BESRAYA, SILK, North-South Highway, North-South Central Link, Damansara-Puchong Highway, KESAS and MRR 2.

In addition, The Heritage is only 30 minutes from Kuala Lumpur International Airport, and just 10 to 30 minutes from Cyberjaya, Petaling Jaya and the city.

For more information about The Heritage Residences, The Heritage Village and The Heritage Tower, please visit G-2, Office Tower, The Heritage, Jalan SB Dagang, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor; call (603) 8947 9998; fax (603) 8945 8528, or visit www.theheritage.com.my.

The key issue in the design was the relationship to the waterfront. The buildings on the boulevard reinforce the alignment of the boulevard but to enhance the visual corridors and links between the boulevard and the lakefront the architects broke the massing into smaller components of varying heights. The buildings are unified by tropical roof gardens.

Transparent and light layered buildings along the waterfront will create a sense of place that is uniquely tropical and reinforces Putrajaya as the garden city.

Sustainable strategies like terraces, sunshades, natural ventilation and integrated green space, between the buildings, are included in the design.
A light brise-soleil skin connected to the vertical pillars protects each unit and controls the amount of daylight coming in without compromising the expansive lake views.

To bring life to the area, public activities such as cafés, restaurants, fashion boutique will be located at ground and mezzanine levels. Offices, boutique hotels, and apartments will also help create a lively and vibrant environment.

Expected completion: 2010

Manfredi Nicoletti
Studio Nicoletti + Hijjas Kasturi Associates
Studio Nicoletti
Coordination: Manfredi Nicoletti, Luca Nicoletti
Architect in charge: Luca Maugeri
Design team: Pasquale Onorato, Daniele Altana
Energy consultant: Thomas Lefevre – Hoare Lea
Hijjas Kasturi Associates
Architect in charge: Amir Hamzah
Project: Serina Hijjas

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