exclusive waterfront living play where you live

KERJAYA
PROSPEK
Kerjaya Hotel Sdn Bhd (867530-M)
A MEMBER OF KERJAYA PROSPEK GROUP
HEAD OFFICE
MALACCA SALES GALLERY
No. 1, Jalan Wangsa Permai
1st Floor, Bangunan One Wangsa
Taman Wangsa Permai
52200 Kuala Lumpur
189-G-01, Jalan Persisiran Bunga Raya
75300 Melaka Tengah, Melaka
FAX 603 282 0333
TEL 603 6277 2666
FAX 603 6277 6222
FOR ENQUIRIES, PLEASE CALL
606 282 2666
www.kerjayaprospek.com
[email protected]
Developer License No : 11775-1/11-2016/1400 I Validity Period : 18/11/2011-17/11/2016 I Advertising & Sales Permit No : 11775-1/2673/2012(12) I
Validity Period 14/12/2011-13/12/2012 I tenure of land Freehold. I Approving Authority : Majlis Bandaraya Melaka Bersejarah I Building
Plan Approval Ref No : 03032/07/2010 (14). I Expected date of completion : October 2014 I Land encumbrances N/A . I Total unit : 746 I
unit. Price ( Min) RM288,888.00 (Max) RM3,631,500.00. I Built-up (min) 426 sq.ft. – (Max) 1345 sq.ft. I Bumiputera discount : 15%
The information contained in this brochure is subject to change and cannot form part of an offer or contract. All renderings
are artist’s impressions only. all measurementS are approximate. While every reasonable care has been taken in preparing
this brochure, the developer cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracy. All the above items are subject to variations,
modifications & substitutions as may be required by the authorities or recommended by the architect or engineer.
exclusive waterfront living
play where you live
500 years of legend, culture
and history have conspired
to create a society unlike
anything in Malaysia.
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Here, the descendants of
the Dutch, Portuguese and
British have built homes and
made their lives amongst
the Javanese and Malays,
Chinese and Indians... to
create a delightful melting pot
and an unforgettable location.
From windmills to cathedrals,
clock towers to exotic cuisine,
Malacca today is a city of
contrast and refinement.
A city bestowed with
UNESCO World Heritage
status that you can now be
a part of. At The Shore.
Artist impression of Tower 1
FA ST FA C TS
Nestled between Johor
and Negeri Sembilan
and cradled by the
Straits of Malacca,
the city of Malacca is
located on the West
Coast of Peninsular
Malaysia.
This magical city
of contrasts and
modernity is just
147 kilometres from
Kuala Lumpur,
and a picturesque
90 minute drive via the
North-South highway
that links Alor Star in
the north, and Johor
Bahru and Singapore
in the south. Within
this legendary state,
The Shore is located
away from the bustling
tourist throngs yet near
enough to revel in its
historic air.
ENJOY
Dancing phoenixes adorn doorways, and sunlight streams down into open courtyards. Time-worn
Dutch ceramic tiles bear silent witness to the passing years, while fertility rabbits are traced in
glistening gold thread on lovingly hand-beaded slippers. A colourful mound of glistening ice in
chipped China bowls, and in the air the smell of spices is a gentle reminder of a once-great port
desired for its spice trade.
Over the centuries many have come to claim this exotic city, yet it is the city who has ultimately
conquered them. Today, every street and every building is testament to centuries of life well lived.
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The Shore is a short
drive away from the
heart of Malacca’s
historical sites, the
infamous Jonker Street
and Chinatown.
And a little farther
on, you’ll find nature
parks, theme parks,
animal farms, hill
resorts, golf courses
and even an island
getaway. Local and
international schools,
private healthcare
and commercial
centres are also
conveniently located.
The Shore is graced by the sinuous Malacca river, and sits on an elevated ground by the shores of the
Straits of Malacca. As befits a great trading empire of yore, Malacca is today a haven for shoppers with
big city conveniences jostling for shelf space with centuries-old antiques and traditional crafts.
The Shore is minutes away from theses creature comforts of modern-day living.
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1. Spice Garden
2. Kampung Morten
3. St. Peter’s Catholic Church
4. Putra Specialist Hospital
5. The Eye of Malacca
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7. Admiral’s Well
8. Little India
9. Baba & Nyonya Heritage Museum
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FA S T FAC T S
On an ample 3.1 acre site
footprint, The Shore aims
to create a self-contained
community of discerning
individuals. Extensive tropical
landscaping throughout the
development creates a sense
of tropical idyll, where sun
decks and cascading water
features abound. On the bottom
podium of 4 towers, a lifestyle
shopping mall with three levels
of retail and F&B outlets will
meet the needs of the residents,
and attract tourists as well as
Malacca residents.
A 306-room Hotel with 4-Star
facilities including a Business
Centre, 1000-seater Banquet
Hall, Seminar Rooms and
Concierge services managed by
the established Swiss-Garden
International Hotels, Resorts &
Inns will further add value to
the development.
EXPRESSION
The Shore is a freehold, luxury mixed development that houses within its grounds 3 towers of luxury
serviced residences, a 4-star hotel, and a lifestyle shopping mall with F&B outlets.
The architectural concept behind the entire development is a contemporary interpretation of rich
Malaccan heritage, with a distinct nod to Peranakan influences. The open courtyards and ventilated
fins of traditional Peranakan houses forming a distinct influence in the architect’s vision of “free
mobility”. And throughout the development, Herman Salih’s interpretation of Nyonya heritage
through modern art reaffirms the relevance of Malacca in modern day living.
Artist impression of Hotel Tower
Water Front Promenade
Fountain
Existing Riverfront Boardwalk
Entrance Lobby Water Feature
Monorail Route
Water Front Promenade
Driveway
Lap Pool
Hotel Sky Lounge
Sky Lounge
Recreation Water Play
Pool Deck
Water Front Promenade
Gymnasium Block
Leisure Pool
Leisure Pool
Lazy Jacuzzi Pool
Omni Court
Half Tennis Court
Water Front Promenade
Landscape Garden
Roof Garden
Roof Garden
Water Feature Corridor
Feature Tree
Cabana Timber Decking
Entrance Water Feature
OVERALL MASTERPLAN
The Babas and Nyonyas
rank family as one of the
most important factors in
life. Likewise, these values
and beliefs have inspired
the creation of The Shore.
You’ll see in the facilities that
support the residences, and
in the layout of individual
residences. By incorporating
these values into daily life at
The Shore, the developers
have turned brick and mortar
residences into homes.
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Home is where the heart is.
And heart is something The
Shore certainly doesn’t lack.
JOY
The reassurance of 24-hour security you receive at the grand entrance and its guardhouse, is
slowly replaced by a deep sense of joy as you drive past a lush water feature and pull up to the
beautifully landscaped lobby. Here, the calming sound of water is the perfect accompaniment to
the tropical foliage and a reminder that you have truly come home.
Artist impression of Drop Off
Artist impression of Lobby
Comfort
The Babas and Nyonyas of yore elevated leisure pursuits to a fine art with their Cherki games, Joget
dances and melodious Dondang Sayangs. Life at The Shore promises to be similarly entertaining.
Housed on the 9th floor of The Shore Tower 1, the facilities deck incorporates extensive tropical
landscaping into their leisure pool. And overlooking this serenity, is a fully equipped gymnasium.
A children’s pool, swimming pool, lazy jacuzzi, omni court and nursery complete the creature
comforts of the luxury residences.
Artist impression of Sky Gym
Artist impression of Leisure Pool
Artist impression of Sky Lounge
LIVE & LOVE
The architectural concept behind The Shore is a contemporary interpretation
of rich Malaccan heritage, with a distinct nod to Peranakan influences. The open
courtyards and ventilated fins of traditional Peranakan houses forming a distinct
influence in the architect’s vision of “free mobility”. And throughout the development,
Herman Salih’s interpretation of Nyonya heritage through modern art reaffirms the
relevance of Malacca in modern day living. This contemporary Peranakan influence
continues seamlessly into the interior design of each of the 392 units.
Here, the extensive use of glass, coupled with the
minimal use of pillars, maximize the flow of light and
energy. While the sweeping floor to ceiling windows
offer stunning views of the straits, and ample balconies
function as elegant entertainment and viewing galleries.