Progress across the site is moving steadily. Work on the lower ground area continues with PCC activities, while the green wall is also shaping up. In the lobby, stone cladding is currently being installed, adding a refined look to the space.

Inside the units, several areas have reached important milestones. In 503-B, flooring, false ceiling channeling, and kitchen cabinet installation are fully complete. Unit 502-B has its floor tiles done, with skirting underway and false ceiling channels in place. Meanwhile, 402-B is progressing well with flooring, skirting, and ceiling channels all finished, and plumbing work in the toilet currently ongoing.

Overall, the project is moving forward with strong momentum, with both finishing and technical works advancing smoothly across multiple zones.

What is it for?

The project continues to move forward with consistent progress across multiple key areas. Each zone is advancing at a steady pace, with both structural and finishing works taking shape. The construction team is focusing on completing foundational tasks while simultaneously pushing ahead with interior finishing to ensure that different sections of the site develop in parallel.

Work on the Lower Ground area is ongoing, particularly the PCC (Plain Cement Concrete) activities, which form an essential base layer before further structural or flooring work can proceed. At the Green Wall, installation work is currently in progress, gradually bringing the designed aesthetic and environmental elements into the space. Meanwhile, the Lobby Area is actively being upgraded, with stone cladding being carefully installed to enhance the visual appeal and durability of the entry zone.

Within the residential units, each apartment is advancing at its own pace. In Unit 503-B, major milestones have been achieved, including the complete installation of flooring, false ceiling channeling, and kitchen cabinets—indicating that the unit is now entering the final finishing stages. Unit 502-B has its floor tiles completed, while the skirting work is currently underway. The false ceiling channels have also been installed, setting the stage for the next phase of ceiling finishing. Unit 402-B shows strong progress as well, with flooring, skirting, and ceiling channels fully completed. Plumbing work inside the toilet is ongoing, marking the final technical step before interior finishes can be wrapped up.

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Why does it matter to you?

Tracking construction progress is more than just noting what tasks have been completed; it helps everyone involved—owners, stakeholders, buyers, and project teams—understand how the development is shaping up. Each update reflects not only the physical advancement on-site but also the project’s commitment to quality, planned timelines, and overall coordination. When you see areas like PCC work on the lower ground, ongoing green wall installation, or lobby stone cladding moving forward, it signals that essential groundwork and aesthetic enhancements are being completed in sync. This level of progress showcases how different teams collaborate to ensure the project moves smoothly from structural work to fine finishing.

The updates within individual units are equally important. Completion of flooring, false ceiling channels, kitchen cabinets, or plumbing work demonstrates how close those spaces are to becoming functional and livable. These milestones matter because each one represents reduced risk of delays later, fewer chances of rework, and a clearer picture of the project’s health. When multiple units—like 503-B, 502-B, and 402-B—show steady and coordinated progress, it builds confidence that the project is on track and being executed with proper planning and precision.

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The ultimate benefits.

Understanding the ultimate benefits of the ongoing construction progress helps paint a bigger picture of what all these individual tasks lead to. As foundational work, finishing elements, and technical installations advance together, the project moves closer to delivering a high-quality, well-crafted space. The steady progress in areas such as the lower ground PCC work, the green wall installation, and the lobby stone cladding enhances not only the structure’s durability but also its long-term aesthetic value. These improvements contribute to a more refined, welcoming environment that residents, visitors, and stakeholders can enjoy for years to come.

Inside the units, completed flooring, ceiling channeling, cabinetry, and plumbing work deliver even more lasting advantages. These internal finishes ensure comfort, functionality, and reliability. When a unit has proper flooring, well-fitted cabinets, completed ceiling frameworks, and accurate plumbing, it becomes a space that is not only visually appealing but also practical and ready for everyday use. These completed milestones reduce future maintenance issues, improve quality of life for end users, and reflect a high standard of workmanship.