To take advantage of the vast Central Park adjacent to Palma Sands, some of the 22’ x 75’ units are designed with dual frontage and a balcony attached to the back room for residents to enjoy a view of Mother Nature.
Homeowners can have peace of mind with security and safety aspects thoughtfully planned into the nature-themed project.
The gated-and-guarded community is equipped with security features such as 24-hour closed-circuit television cameras as well as the adoption of the crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) model.
With CPTED, a signature feature in all Gamuda Land’s township, children will be safe to roam the streets with natural buffers between pedestrian pathway and driveway, effectively segregating pedestrians from moving vehicles.
“What is unique about Gamuda Land’s projects is that we carefully think through all the details and components that make a good town,” said Gamuda Land project director Aw Sei Cheh.
“When we create a place or town, we think through the roads and connectivity including all the neighbourhood stops in between. We think also of virtual connectivity so that our community can remain connected to the rest of the world.
“We not only think of the home place, but also the park place, play place, work place, learning place, shopping place and eating place.
“When all of these right components come together harmoniously, the town works,” said Aw, adding that with the town-making principles done right, Gamuda Land is confident that Palma Sands will be well-received in the market.
All 198 units previewed last September have been taken up. With the positive response, the remaining units at Palma Sands will be launched this weekend at Gamuda Cove Experience Gallery in USJ Taipan, Selangor.
Palma Sands is slated for completion in 2021.
Nature sanctuary, smart city
Just like in every project, Gamuda Cove is comprehensively masterplanned, underpinned by good location and well-crafted environment that balances the natural surroundings with extensive facilities.
“Gamuda Cove is built with respect to nature as the land is blessed with gazetted forest reserves and wetlands as its neighbours – Paya Indah Wetlands and Kuala Langat Forest Reserve,” said Aw.
“So, we want to be sensitive to these peripheral forest reserves and wetlands as we integrate our parklands and greens into our neighbourhoods.
“The central theme at Gamuda Cove is water in the form of lakes with wetland fringes surrounded by belts of indigenous woodland set within broad areas of open waterside meadows.
“The plants in these wetland and forest environments will grow and mature to support an increasingly broad range of flora and fauna that will enhance the overall level of biodiversity within Gamuda Cove.
“When these species come to our parks, it is testament that the ecosystem in our township is healthy and thriving for all living things,” he said.
