The Rosewood project is a traditional "towers in the park" concept due to its natural location, open vistas and relative detachment from its neighbourhood. This seperation by green is the fundamental attraction of this site as it promotes the advantages of both urban and suburban living. The project intends to bridge the conflict between the desire to participate in city life while being detached from it at will. The site, amenity and dwelling unit layouts tend to reinforce this lifestyle. Client: Greenpark Site area: 14973 m2 GFA (gross floor area): 37700 m2 FSI (floor space index): 2.51 Number of storeys: 21 & 25 Number of units: 359
The Rosewood I & II North & South Tower
About the Project
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