Opal Damansara grabs two prestigious property awards

Sunway City’s Opal Damansara semi-detached condominiums in Sunway Damansara recently bagged two real estate awards from the Asian Habitat Summit 2010 and the World Association of Chinese Architects (WACA).

The 248-unit condo project was developed by Sunway Damansara Sdn Bhd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SunCity.

The Sunway Opal Damansara Condominium received the 2010 Green Asian Townscape Award at the Third Asian Habitat Summit 2010 in Fukuoka, Japan.

The Asian Habitat Summit, which is held once every two years, urges members to discuss the construction of residential environment and exchange research results, as well as boost sustainable development of the Asian undertaking of residential environment.

Opal Damansara was also awarded the WACA'S 2010 Design Grand Award of Chinese Residential Projects. A platform for elite Chinese architects to publicise their expertise and achievements, WACA hopes to boost creativity and innovation among architects through interaction and academic exchanges.

Ho Hon Sang, Managing Director of the SunCity property development division, said, “We are pleased that Opal Damansara has won these awards, which reflects the recognition that this innovative design promotes a green and sustainable lifestyle.”

“A lot of thought and effort has been invested in this project to create a practical living environment that is both contemporary and functional. Moving forward, homebuyers can certainly expect more innovative property development projects from the Group that echo these same values of excellence.”

SunCity said the semi-detached concept has proven to be well-received and popular. Residents benefit from several facilities, including landscaped gardens, swimming pools, tennis and badminton courts, a children’s play area, gymnasium, multi-purpose hall, reading room, surau and a gazebo.