Selangor Dredging launches DaMai hillside residences in Taman Melawati

• All units are designed for multigenerational living, with layouts that include family areas, private terraces, powder rooms and rooftop openings in selected penthouses.

KUALA LUMPUR (July 15): Selangor Dredging Bhd (KL:SDRED) has launched DaMai, a mid-rise residential development in Taman Melawati, Selangor, that blends landed-home living with the amenities of a condominium.

According to a press statement issued on Tuesday, DaMai introduces a “parking at your doorstep” concept that allows residents to access their homes directly by car from Levels 4 to 16 via a dedicated speed-ramp system.

Set on a 7.158-acre freehold site, the project comprises a 17-storey block with 306 units ranging from 2,056 to 5,038 sq ft. Each unit includes up to six parking bays located at the doorstep, catering to multi-vehicle households and improving accessibility for families with children or elderly members.

All units are designed for multigenerational living, with layouts that include family areas, private terraces, powder rooms and rooftop openings in selected penthouses.

Selangor Dredging said the penthouses offer direct access to a one-acre rooftop garden featuring yoga decks, garden swings, viewing platforms and a 700m jogging trail with a natural 28m elevation gain.

“Every project is an opportunity to break new ground... to truly enhance the lives of those who will live there,” said Selangor Dredging group managing director Teh Lip Kim in the press statement.

She added that the development’s design draws inspiration from the traditional Malaysian craft of anyaman, with woven motifs featured across the façade and spatial planning.

Other amenities include a swimming pool, gym, sports hall, children’s play areas, function rooms, reading lounges, surau and parcel rooms.

Selangor Dredging said the building structure is designed to international earthquake-resistant standards, incorporating reinforced walls and foundation slabs to improve resilience.

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