At the heart of Gamuda Land’s town-making principles is the belief that sustainably integrated townships should be planned and built with the community and environment in mind. “By listening to what the land has to tell us, we can create a more conducive environment that is better than it was before development. “Before we craft each town, we look at its natural surroundings which include studying the natural landscape, the direction of flowing waterways as well as the flora and fauna that grows there.Working alongside nature, we try to maintain the goodness of the land while enhancing the existing environment by fusing nature into our towns and neighbourhoods,” said Gamuda Land project director Aw Sei Cheh. The developer has a proven track record in building sustainable integrated townships locally as well as in Vietnam, evident in existing developments such as Kota Kemuning, Shah Alam; Valencia, Sungai Buloh; Jade Hills, Kajang; Gamuda City, Hanoi and Celadon City, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

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