Jalan Tun Razak · Kuala Lumpur · Completion 2027
Meridian
Heights
Forty-two storeys drawn on one clean line above the KLCC skyline. The city does the talking. The building keeps quiet.
01 — The drawing
It begins on paper.
Every tower is first a promise in cyan and ink. Ours runs 214 metres of it, set 41 degrees off true north so the long facades never take the afternoon sun head-on. The drawing is finished. The pouring began in January.
02 — The residences
One line. Four ways to live on it.
Click any storey on the tower — or choose below. Plans open exactly as drawn. Nothing staged, nothing shot wide-angle.
03 — Sightlines
What the windows hold.
We measured the views floor by floor, with a drone and a patient afternoon. From level 21, nothing stands between you and the park.
04 — The upper air
Kept deliberately thin.
No bowling alley, no cinema room nobody books twice. Four things, done properly, at the right heights.
- L 06
The garden deck. A 32-metre lap pool held at 29°, under the shade line of the tower itself.
- L 38
The sky lounge. Twelve seats, one long table, no playlist. 167 metres of quiet.
- L 41
Gym and steam, 180 metres above the street. The treadmills face Genting, not a mirror.
- ROOF
Reserved for the window cleaners. Some heights belong to the people who work them.
05 — After dark
At night, it answers.
The tower you just built is now at work — 1,468 windows, each one on its own clock. The show flat opens in March. We take twelve viewings a week and keep it slow on purpose.
Windows lit tonight — 0
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