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I-Park@Indahpura Brochure Malaysia’s Premium Industrial Park This is Where The Most Sustainable & Your Success is Shaped by Design, Well-managed Industrial Park not Chance ... WORLD CLASS INFRASTRUCTURE & AMENITIES Upgrading and expanding your business operations is now a breeze at i-Park@Indahpura. A fully Overall Development Land Area integrated industrial park catering to the ever-growing demand for quality industrial developments built to international standards. This state-of-the-art park is the ultimate location for industries that wish to expand and upgrade their operations. Fully Gated & Perimeter Fencing Natural High Speed Ample of Electric Guarded with 24-Hour with CCTV Gas Broadband & Water Supply acres Security Control Surveillance (Unifi) 230 Besides being the first holistically managed industrial park in Iskandar Malaysia, i-Park@Indahpura offers its tenants 24-hour security within a fenced compound, world-class infrastructures and industry-leading lush landscaping surrounding the compound. FREEHOLD The i-Park premier fully integrated industrial park development addresses all the sustainability and adaptability issues in such developments. The holistic park management includes strict security Worker’s Green Ready Built / Build with Option to Rent / Platinum Winner of procedures to ensure the safety of each and every tenant, employee and goods within the Dormitory Building Design & Built Fast Speed Outright development each day. Scheduled daily maintenance of the park’s landscape and cleanliness Delivery Purchase helps keep the vicinity pristine. Recognising the most-valued contributions to the quality of life in Iskandar Malaysia i-Park i-Park Phase 3 Exisitng Phase 1 & 2 AEON Residential Shopping Complex Recreational Park Main Entrance/ Guardhouse 1 Worker’s Dormitory Persiaran Indahpura Utama ra 2 hpu Recreational nda Park an I siar Per Main Entrance/ Guardhouse 2 P e r s i Kulai a r District Police a n Headquarters I n d a h p u r a 4 Main Entrance/ Guardhouse 3 *i-Park@Indahpura Actual Aerial View taken on site Malaysia’s Most Innovative A Well-managed Industrial Development Workers’ Dormitory Covered Pedestrian Walkway Employees would be delighted to live in i-Park as it offers all the conveniences of home. The i-Stay managed dorms come with an array of facilities and amenities to provide a comfortable, safe and convenient living environment for your staff. Providing a hospitable living environment effectively promotes both productivity and welfare of your employees, which will indirectly enhance business growth. • Accommodate up to 3,100 workers • Increase productivity • Walking distance to workplace • Safe & secure environment • Reduce cost of workers' transportation • Healthy living First Aid Room • Covered walkway between i-Park and worker’s dormitory • Reduced social problems Sports & Games Facilities in Dormitory i-Park@Indahpura is a gated & guarded industrial development with a state-of-the-art multitier security system that provides safety assurance as soon as you approach the first access point. A security checkpoint there monitors and profiles ingress and egress of visitors. The entire park is secured with perimeter fencing, 24-hour CCTV surveillance and security patrolling with check points throughout the compound. Each unit is allotted access cards and/or vehicle passes for fast lane access; Professional Security Team Grocery Shop whereas it is compulsory for visitors to attain temporary passes prior to entry. Detached factories come with built-in guardhouses for added measures. SECURITY FEATURES • Gated & Guarded Community • Own Guardhouse inside detached factory • 24 Hours Security Control & Patrolling • CCTV Surveillance • Professional Security Team 24-hour Security Ladies Park Worker’s Dormitory Relax, Restore, Regain Master Site Plan 1 Main Entrance / Guardhouse 1 Overall Development Land Area 2 Main Entrance / Guardhouse 2 Phase 1 & 2 3 Main Entrance / Guardhouse 3 Phase 3B 4 Workers’ Dormitory 230 acres 5 Sales Gallery Phase 3C 6 Recreational Park SME City FREEHOLD From Kulai / Senai / Saleng PERSIARAN INDAHPURA UTAMA To Johor Premium Outlets / North-South Highway / Tuas PMU (TNB) 6 AEON Kulai 1 5 Shopping Centre PLOT 14 PLOT 2 PLOT 15 PE PLOT 5 PPU 4 PLOT 16 PROPOSED KULAI-SENAI BYPASS KULAI-SENAI PROPOSED TNB RESERVED AREA BYPASS KULAI-SENAI PROPOSED PLOT 19 PLOT PLOT 19 PLOT PLOT 22 PLOT PLOT 22 PLOT PLOT 23 PLOT PLOT 23 PLOT PLOT 18 PLOT PLOT 20 PLOT PLOT 20 PLOT PLOT 18 PLOT PLOT 21 PLOT PLOT 21 PLOT PLOT 24 PLOT PLOT 24 PLOT PLOT 6 PLOT 7 PLOT 30 PLOT PLOT 30 PLOT PLOT 29 PLOT PLOT 29 PLOT PLOT 27 PLOT PLOT 27 PLOT PLOT 28 PLOT PLOT 28 PLOT PLOT 25 PLOT PLOT 25 PLOT PLOT 8 PLOT 31 PLOT PLOT 31 PLOT PLOT 35 PLOT PLOT 35 PLOT PLOT 34 PLOT PLOT 34 PLOT PLOT 36 PLOT PLOT 36 PLOT PLOT 33 PLOT PLOT 33 PLOT PE PLOT 16 PLOT 83 PLOT 85 PE PPU PLOT 11 PLOT 17 PLOT 82 PLOT 84 PLOT 9 PLOT 18 PLOT 79 PLOT 81 PLOT 10 PLOT 19 PLOT 78 PLOT 80 PLOT 46 PLOT 45 PLOT PLOT 46 PLOT 45 PLOT PLOT 44 PLOT 43 PLOT PLOT 44 PLOT 43 PLOT PLOT 42 PLOT 41 PLOT PLOT 42 PLOT 41 PLOT PLOT 38 PLOT 37 PLOT PLOT 38 PLOT 37 PLOT PLOT 40 PLOT 39 PLOT PLOT 20 PLOT 75 PLOT 77 PLOT 132 PLOT 130 & 131 PLOT 129 PLOT 128 PLOT 127 40 PLOT 39 PLOT Birds chirping in the distance, the gentle lapping of the calm • 581m length jogging track PLOT 09 PLOT 21 PLOT 74 PLOT 76 PLOT 124 PLOT 08 PLOT 22 PLOT 71 PLOT 73 PLOT 10 PLOT 23 47 PLOT PLOT 50 PLOT PLOT 70 50 PLOT PLOT 48 PLOT waters, a gentle breeze running through your hair, there is a PLOT 72 48 PLOT PLOT 51 PLOT PLOT 51 PLOT PLOT 49 PLOT PLOT 49 PLOT PLOT 55 PLOT PLOT 55 PLOT PLOT 52 PLOT PLOT 52 PLOT PLOT 54 PLOT PLOT 54 PLOT PLOT 53 PLOT • 12 sets of outdoor exercise equipment 53 PLOT PLOT 24 PLOT 67 PLOT 69 place within the vicinity of your workplace that provides just PLOT 07 PLOT 25 PLOT 66 PLOT 68 PHASE 3 • Football field PLOT 26 PE PLOT 65 PLOT 06 PLOT 11 that. A place where you can take your mind off work and PLOT 27 PE PLOT 64 PLOT 123 PLOT 59 PLOT 58 PERSIARAN INDAHPURA 2 PLOT 57 PLOT 56 • Resting benches PLOT 05 PLOT 28 PLOT 61 PLOT 63 PLOT 126 PLOT 29 PLOT 60 PLOT 62 lose yourself in the wonders of nature. The beautiful PLOT 108 PLOT 04 PLOT 30 PLOT 57 PLOT 59 • Community sharing bikes PLOT 31 PLOT 56 PLOT 58 recreational park within i-Park is where you would find PLOT 60 PLOT 61 PLOT 62 PLOT 63 PLOT 12 P PLOT 32 PLOT 53 PLOT 55 ER 6 PLOT 03 PLOT 33 yourself after a long day at work. SIA PLOT 52 PLOT 54 PLOT 125 PLOT 122B PLOT 122A R PLOT 02 PLOT 34 PLOT 49 PLOT 51 AN PLOT 35 PLOT 48 PLOT 50 PE PLOT 68 I PE ND PLOT 01 2 A PE PLOT 64 H PLOT 12 PLOT 93 PLOT 94 P PLOT 47 PLOT 111 PLOT 120 U PLOT 36 PLOT 115 PLOT 116 PLOT 119 PLOT 67 PLOT 37 PLOT 46 PLOT 66 R PLOT 13 PLOT 92 PLOT 95 PLOT 69 A PLOT 38 PLOT 45 PLOT 39 PLOT 65 4 PLOT 44 PLOT 91 PLOT 96 PLOT 14 PLOT 40 PLOT 112 PLOT 114 PLOT 117 PLOT 118 PLOT 121 PLOT 41 PLOT 43 PLOT 15 PLOT 42 PLOT 90 PLOT 97 3 PE PLOT 89 PLOT 98 PLOT 113 PLOT 88 PLOT 99 SME City i-Mall Main Entrance PLOT 87 PE PE FREEHOLD TYPE A TYPE B SEMI-DETACHED Land Area : approx. 19,966 sq.ft. Built-up Area : approx. 12,110 sq.ft. DETACHED Land Area : approx. 43,560 sq.ft. Built-up Area : approx. 26.353 sq.ft. PHASE 3B TYPE C DETACHED Land Area : approx. 87,120 sq.ft. Built-up Area : approx. 55,365 sq.ft. DETACHED PHASE 3C Land Area : approx. 22,000 - 55,000 sq.ft. Built-up Area : approx. 11,800 - 35,000 sq.ft. DETACHED Land Area : approx. 88,000 - 210,000 sq.ft. Built-up Area : approx. 55,000 - 150,000 sq.ft. The Premier Industrial Location Located within the thriving Kulai township, i-Park offers the best located industrial park in Johor’s Iskandar Development. AEON Kulai Shopping Centre 1.0km Tuas Checkpoint 28km Kulai Hospital 2.6km JB Causeway 28km Balai Bomba Kulai/Fire Station 4.6km Johor Bahru 28km Kulai Bus Terminal 5.8km Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) 35km North-South Highway 7.0km Johor Port 46km Senai International Airport 7.7km Tanjung Langsat Port 65km AME Development Sdn Bhd (803702-H) +607-595 9999 No 1, Jalan i-Park 1/1, Kawasan Perindustrian i-Park, 81000 Bandar Indahpura, Kulai, Johor. E: [email protected] www.amedev.com.my +607-288 1808 The information contained in this brochure is subject to change and cannot form part of an offer or contract. While every reasonable care has been taken in preparing this brochure, the developer cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies. All the above items are subject to variations, modifications, and substitutions as may be required by authorities or recommended by the Architect or Engineer. Copyright © 2018 AME DEVELOPMENT SDN. BHD. All Rights Reserved. .
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