| FIABCI award for Setia Eco Gardens ONCE again, property developer SP Setia Bhd Group has added another International Real Estate Federation prize under its belt. A number of enhanced natured habitats, including the ECO Gallery's south facing Green Wall, were integrated into the park landscape to sustain and nurture the eco-system. He also added that it was a conservation effort encompassing the rehabilitation and enhancement of the original ecosystem along with the establishment of a rainforest reserve. "Eco Greens is a community park catering to green principles. The gallery, built on a green lung spreading 11 hectares, provide residents of Setia Eco Gardens the luxury of living amid a healthy natural environment. A total of 14 developers from seven countries took part in the event this year. SP Setia has clinched the international recognition four times, making it the only developer in Malaysia to have achieved such a feat. Previous FIABCI awards went to the group's Setia Eco Park in Shah Alam for Best Master Plan (2007) and Best Residential (Low-Rise) Development (2011) and Setia Eco Gardens for Best Master Plan (2009). "It was designed to meet the aspirations of today's generation without compromising the needs of future generation," he said. "Located in Iskandar Malaysia, Setia Eco Gardens is a sustainable residential development and the Eco Greens Gallery is known as a landmark building with a leisure park and green wall," said Liew. As for the Setia Eco Gardens, it's the second FIABCI award for the eco-themed development in Johor. SP Setia chief executive officer and president Tan Sri Liew Kee Sin said the award has marked another milestone for Setia Eco Gardens, which has shown its commitment to sustain an eco-themed development. Also present at the international event were FIABCI World president 2011/2012 Alexander Romanenko, FIABCI Prix d'Excellence 2012 president Laszlo Gonczi and St Petersburg committee for construction chairman Vyacheslav Semenenko. |
Thursday 7 June 2012
FIABCI award for Setia Eco Gardens
