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Quayside Mall by Gamuda Land targeted to be opened by June 2020

Gamuda Land today topped off the much-anticipated Quayside Mall, which is on track for opening in June 2020, setting to add vibrancy to the avant-garde twentyfive.7 township in Kota Kemuning.

With 699,290 safe man hours recorded to date, the topping off ceremony signifies the structural completion of the Quayside Mall. Present at the ceremony were Aw Sei Cheh, Chief Operating Officer of Gamuda Land; Herbie Tan, Director of Leasing, Retail and Malls; Chu Wai Lune, General Manager of twentyfive.7; as well as the Guest of Honour at the ceremony, Haji Arpaai bin Haji Sanat, Director of Development Planning, Kuala Langat District Council. 
L-R Aw Sei Cheh, Chief Operating Officer, Gamuda Land Haridass a/l Ramasamy, Counsellor, Kuala Langat District Council Ku Zamri bin Ku Shaari, Liaison Officer, Gamuda Land Tuan Haji Arpaii bin Tuan Haji Sanat, P.P.T., P.K.T., Director of Development Planning Department, Kuala Langat District Council Umananthini a/p Gnanapragrasam, Counsellor, Kuala Langat District Council Nurfadhilah binti Jalaludin, Administrative Officer, Kuala Langat District Council Herbie Tan, Director of Leasing, Retail and Malls, Gamuda Land Chu Wai Lune, General Manager of twentyfive.7, Gamuda Land 

twentyfive.7 is a 257-acre integrated mixed development that celebrates vibrant community living distinguished by the Quayside Mall, The Buzz.ar, a community hangout open space, a central park with lakes, jogging and cycling paths and mindfully designed homes that are spacious with practical layout.

Mindful town-making
“At Gamuda Land, we are guided by sincerity, committed to act responsibly and motivated by originality in all we do. What truly differentiates our developments is our mindful town-making principles. One of it is getting the places right to make the town work. Beyond location, design and quality of our developments, we also invest upfront in strategic placemaking and advance completion of infrastructure as well as public spaces, including the Quayside Mall, the central park and lakes, providing long term value creation for the community,” said Aw Sei Cheh, Chief Operating Officer of Gamuda Land. 
Gamuda Land’s Chief Operating Officer, Aw Sei Cheh at the press conference of Quayside Mall’s Topping Off Ceremony.

“So, when we plan our towns, we think not only the home place, but also the work place, shopping place, eating place, play place, park place and learning place. All these need to be thoughtfully brought together, fronting a lake, and seamlessly connected to the homes, creating a vibrant community, so the community can easily bike or walk around the township which also help reduce our carbon footprint,” added Aw.

The biggest mall in the vicinity
Envisioned as a lifestyle mall with 107 retail outlets spread over 328,153 sq. ft. net lettable area and about 1,300 car park bays, the Quayside Mall will be the biggest mall in Kota Kemuning. The construction is on schedule and will be ready to serve the first phase of twentyfive.7 community, expected to move in starting June 2020. The mall is projected to cater to 15,000 population when the township is fully completed in 2030, as well as the current and growing population of approximately 871,000 from the surrounding areas within a 10km radius. 
Artist impression: Quayside Mall is set to open to visitors in June 2020.

The developer attributed the timely topping off to careful planning and innovative construction method where the engineers, consultants and designers have adopted green formwork for basement construction to minimise the earthworks below ground level for a stronger foundation and greener construction, as well as a combination of reinforced concrete structure with steel elements. In other words, the Quayside Mall will be both structurally sturdy and visually appealing, befitting the overall vibrant theme of the township. 
Gamuda Land’s Director of Leasing, Retail and Malls, Herbie Tan taking questions during the press conference. 

“To us, malls are not just retail spaces. Malls can be experiential spaces filled with various entertainment, services and activities that enhance the overall shopping experience. We have put in much thought and research into the planning, design construction as well as positioning of the mall. Positioned as a “Community Curator”, a good tenancy mix was carefully established to include popular F&B outlets, bars, beauty and wellness, cinema, fitness centre and more,” said Herbie Tan, adding that the Quayside Mall is poised to be the catalyst that creates sustainable value for the community in the area, generating constant footfall to twentyfive.7.

Good occupancy and tenancy mix
Currently, Gamuda Land has secured 70% occupancy rate with about 40 tenants ranging from F&B, entertainment, fashion, grocery, pharmacy, bakery & café to hobby & lifestyle, featuring both international and local brands for the convenience of the community.

Most notably, Quayside Mall will house MBO Cinemas, the only cinema in the vicinity to fill in the gap for prime family entertainment. It has also been confirmed that MBO will take up 45,000 sq ft of space with nine halls and approximately 1,500 seats with ample leg room.

More active lifestyle
There has been a wide array of activities at twentyfive.7 with The Buzz.ar, a hangout place with eateries, pet grooming and children’s play area; The Lake, featuring Aurora Rhythms musical fountain; The Field, a FIFA standard football field; and The Loop, a pet friendly jogging and cycling circuit. To complement the existing active lifestyle, Quayside Mall will feature a roof top swimming academy and an indoor basketball court.  

With strategic placemaking done right, twentyfive.7 is taking form as the vibrant township it was envisioned as during the conceptualisation and master-planning stage.

For more information, visit twentyfive.7 Experience Gallery, call 012-257 2527 or log on to gamudaland.com.my.

About Gamuda Land
Gamuda Land is the property arm of Gamuda Berhad - the monumental nation builder with a spectrum of experience and expertise in engineering, construction and infrastructure concessions. Gamuda Land has over two decades of experience in developing townships, highrise developments, country clubs and commercial centres. Some of its high profile, awardwinning projects in Malaysia include Gamuda Cove, Gamuda Gardens, twentyfive.7, Horizon Hills, Kota Kemuning, Bandar Botanic, Jade Hills and Valencia among others; more notably, its international foothold is further strengthened by its overseas projects in Australia, Singapore and Vietnam respectively, some of which have also won numerous international accolades. 

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