72 homes — single-storey terrace and double-storey semi-detached cluster — laid out around quiet streets and shared open ground in Ipoh.
A 72-home residential development in Ipoh, Perak — composed of three home typologies arranged around quiet streets and a shared open ground.
Designed for families looking for measured space, considered storage, and a neighbourhood that holds itself together over time. Sized so that every door faces a street that already knows the people behind it.
The street-level row — single-storey, the same façade rhythm and covered carport, offered in two plate sizes so the family can pick the depth that fits.
The premium home — a double-storey semi-detached cluster with paired layout, private side yard, and a two-car porch.
A residential pocket in Taman Raja Ekram, Ipoh, set just off Jalan Bunga Raya — beside the airfield, woven into an established neighbourhood grid with retail, schools and daily anchors already in place.
Artist's impressions of the three home typologies — dusk light, family scale, and the rhythm of the street.
Plans for each typology — terrace 20′×70′, terrace 20′×65′, semi-D cluster 35′×70′ — drawn to scale.
The neighbourhood in context — masterplan, anchors, daily walks, and the supporting specifications.
An Ipoh-based property developer building quietly considered residential and commercial addresses across Perak.