Only one unit per floor — Park Seven is a bungalow that happens to sit twenty storeys up. Living spaces run free of columns and beams, wrapped in natural materials and 270-degree views that shift with the hour. It has made its mark as the first earthquake-resistant condominium in the country, and a multiple-award winner since; a recognition for a building that was never just engineered, but composed, bespoke, down to its silhouette against the KL Skyline.

The entire second storey is designed to house an environment for relaxation, exercise and appreciation for art, with commissioned sculptures from Colin K. Okashimo woven straight into the everyday; a gallery you happen to live above, not visit. Nearly two decades on, Park Seven still holds up as a single, considered art piece, built to be lived in.

Set right at the doorstep of KLCC Park and the Petronas Twin Towers, Park Seven puts you at the centre of the city without asking you to live in its noise. Natural light and air move freely through every apartment, redefining what a home in the middle of Kuala Lumpur can feel like — less concrete and more tropical sanctuary with everything the city offers just a short walk away.