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RETAIL TENANCY KIT art that the coolest young professionals in cyberjaya draws are waiting for you to open Kanvas is a strata-titled development located at Cyberjaya Tier 1 Central Business District. fortune It is in close proximity of well-known multinational corporations and key public amenities. • 646 Soho occupants right behind you • Clean and simple layout • First floor served by lift and escalator • 148 carparks on ground floor • 412 Park & Ride carparks behind us CYBERJAYA’S SEXIEST RETAIL LOTS Grab your chance to rent a unit and move in immediately. 1 Cyberjaya. Once a quiet city at the fringe of Kuala Lumpur is now a booming township turning that is filling up quickly with a vast demographic mixture of young entrepreneurs, bold students and professional executives. It is perfectly positioned for exciting growth. By opening a new cyberjaya on market for the energetic and enterprising, we stand out from the norm. We set new trends. MAJU EXPRESSWAY ( MEX ) PUTRAJAYA LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY NTT D’PULZE MALL SHELL PUTRAJAYA LAKE SUMMERGLADES HSBC FUJITSU & MAYBANK DHL PETRONAS TECH MAHINDRA & CYBER MINIPARK GAS STATION UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA OF COMPUTING SCIENCE CYBER HEIGHTS VILLA BMW SALES GALLERY ( ABOVE STARBUCKS ) MIXED DEVELOPMENT CYBER PUTRA COLLEGE ( UNDER CONSTRUCTION ) BURGER KING FIRE STATION DELL GLOBAL BUSINESS CENTRE CSF PARK & RIDE STAR CENTRAL ( 412 PUBLIC CARPARK ) OFFICE BLOCK AMD GLOBAL SERVICES KIRKBY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE RETAIL MSC MALAYSIA KNOWLEDGE WORKERS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (KDC) Actual view taken in November 2013. Population : As of 2013 ; 100,000 | Expected 2020 growth ; 200,000 Security : Police Complex | Fire Station | Integrated Citywide CCTV Township size : 28.94 sq.km Hospitality : Citadines by The Ascott | Tune Hotels | Tan’Yaa Hotel | Recreational facilities : Cyberjaya Lake Gardens (400 acre foliage) | Cyberview Resort & Spa Community Clubhouse | Promenade Stretch (3.5km) | D’ Pulze Mall Connectivity : North-South Expressway Central Link (ELITE) | Damansara- Education Hubs : Multimedia University | Limkokwing University of Puchong Expressway (LDP) | Maju Expressway (MEX) | North South Creative Technology | Cyberjaya University College of Medical Science | Expressway (PLUS) | South Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE) Kirkby International College (Private Teacher Training Program) | Cyber Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) : Proposed 58km line from Selayang to Putrajaya Putra College | SEGi University (Coming soon) | Royal Islamic College of Towns Nearby : Kuala Lumpur City Centre (35 km) | Putrajaya (5km) | Malaysia | University Malaysia of Computing Science | SK & SMK Petaling Jaya (29km) | Puchong (17km) Cyberjaya | ELC International School | SJK (C) Union (Coming soon) 2 GROUND FLOOR PLAN 3840 10200 8200 8200 8325 2635 COVERED CORRIDOR 2675 LIFT 3250 2400 2360 150.7ft² 4690 3245 2475 2480 G - 1 G - 2 G - 3 G - 3A OKU G - 5 G - 6 G - 7 G - 8 2282.0ft² 1808.3ft² 1926.7ft² 1926.7ft² 1916.0ft² 1926.7ft² 1808.3ft² 1840.6ft² 21800 570.5ft² 18550 10815 ESCALATOR COVERED CORRIDOR 6075 6075 8550 3300 6550 8200 8200 8200 8200 8200 6550 3300 6675 4995 8180 2475 3085 3270 3375 3365 3455 3550 129.2ft² 4825 1395 107.6ft² 1500 161.5ft² 398.3ft² 236.8ft² 3040 2795 215.3ft² 3145 1995 527.4ft² 1885 742.7ft² 9410 9800 ACCESSORY PARCEL FOR LEASE FIRST FLOOR PLAN 10200 8200 7625 2575 8200 8325 COVERED CORRIDOR 2800 OKU LIFT 3250 2400 2360 7815 2250 1350 2400 1 - 1 1 - 2 1 - 3 1 - 3A 1 - 5 1 - 6 1 - 7 1 - 8 21800 3132.3ft² 1808.3ft² 1926.7ft² 1926.7ft² 1916.0ft² 1926.7ft² 1808.3ft² 1840.6ft² 21800 570.5ft² 6075 6075 247.6ft² 12165 3300 6550 8200 8200 8200 8200 8200 6550 3300 6675 2475 CORRIDOR 6775 4465 613.5ft² 4875 139.9ft² 355.2ft² 1565 2350 2400 269.1ft² 226.0ft² 2405 2720 333.7ft² 667.4ft² 9890 5135 700.0ft² 7415 ACCESSORY PARCEL FOR LEASE 3 FLOOR TRAP TO GREASE INTERCEPTOR 10200 REAR CORRIDOR typical retail lot layout The convenient retail lots adjoining Kanvas How you use over 2282 sqft of space is totally up stretch up to 212m2. It is served with a wide to you. Decorate the walls with your own taste of corridor and accessory panel at the front and rear refined art. Customise your space into with a restroom. Perfect for alfresco dining and something to stimulate yourself and the visitors. product displays, the lots provide easy access Who knows, the next award-winning artwork with stairs, elevators, and escalators. could be inspired by your establishment. Loading Up to 2.5KN/metre square for both ground and first floors. = Roof Concrete flat roof with double slab void above ceiling for 1st floor. = 21800 Ceiling Height Ground Floor: 3850 mm. First floor normal unit: 3550mm. = Air-conditioning system Tenant to install individual air-conditoners at the rear designated location. = Telecommunication Ready for two (2) service providers: Time.Com and one other. Fibreoptic provided. = Electrical 60 Amp 3 Phase for each unit. = Genset For lift and common area corridor lighting (50% alternative). = Fire protection Sprinkler system, hose reel and ABC dry powder. = Floor Cement screed to lot area. Selected tiles to toilet. = Kitchen ducting Provided. F&B Tenant to install suction fan with smoke hog. = FRONT CORRIDOR Grease Interceptor Floor trap provided. 8725 1320 2800 4 5 5 EXIT ENTRANCE G-001 G-002 G-003 G-004 G-005 G-006 G-007 G-008 G-009 G-010 G-011 G-012 G-013 G-014 G-015 G-016 G-017 G-034 G-033 G-032 G-031 G-030 G-029 G-028 G-027 G-026 G-025 G-024 G-023 G-022 G-021 G-020 G-019 G-018 TERRACE G-035 G-036 G-037 G - 1 G - 8 G - 7 G - 6 G - 5 G - 3 G - 2 G - 3A OKU TOILET OKU parking has never been more efficient. more been never has parking roads and roomy parking spaces, the flow of of flow the spaces, parking roomy and roads lot to your retail establishment. With wide wide With establishment. retail your to lot GUARD HOUSE GUARD provided a covered pathway from the parking parking the from pathway covered a provided maximum comfort of your visitors, we have have we visitors, your of comfort maximum G-038 G-086 G-087 the ensure To Kanvas. in units retail 16 G-039 G-085 G-088 G-123 G-124 G-040 G-084 G-089 G-122 G-125 for spots parking available 148 over are There G-041 G-083 G-090 G-121 G-126 G-042 G-082 G-091 G-120 G-127 lot parking SURAU G-043 G-081 G-092 G-119 G-128 CHAMBER REFUSE G-044 G-080 G-093 G-118 G-129 G-045 G-079 G-094 G-117 G-046 G-078 G-095 G-116 G-130 retail 22 17 16 12 11 7 6 1 G-077 G-096 G-115 G-131 G-076 G-097 G-114 G-132 G-075 G-098 G-113 G-133 G-155 G-154 G-153 G-152 G-151 G-150 G-149 G-148 G-074 G-099 G-112 G-134 UP DN 18 1 17 2 16 3 15 4 14 5 13 6 12 7 11 10 G-073 G-100 G-111 G-135 9 G-047 G-141 G-142 G-143 G-144 G-145 G-146 G-147 G-072 G-101 G-110 G-136 9 G-071 G-102 G-109 G-137 10 8 11 7 12 6 13 5 14 4 15 3 G-048 16 2 17 1 DN 18 UP G-103 G-108 G-138 G-070 G-140 G-049 G-069 G-104 G-107 G-139 28 23 G-068 G-105 G-052 G-067 G-106 G-053 G-054 G-051 G-050 G-055 G-056 G-057 G-058 G-059 G-060 G-061 G-062 G-063 G-064 G-065 G-066 CARPARKS 412 PARK AND RIDE AND PARK RAMP TO CONNECT TO TO CONNECT TO RAMP Where Your Business Should Be Park and Ride 412 Carparks Actual photos of Kanvas SOHO retail and entrance feature taken on November 2017 Giving you the satisfaction of mixing business and pleasure, the retail lots are situated adjoining Kanvas Soho. Ground floor and Park & Ride parking spots are ready for your access Picture taken in January 2017 any day. The retail lots will give you Project ready by mid 2017 convenience at its finest. 6 only 16 retail units will enjoy a ready customer base of 646 soho units • All SOHO units are 485 sq.ft. in size including 1 bedroom studio 4 2 • Built on 3.42 acres of Freehold land • 119,000 sq.ft. of communal space with recreational facilities 1 1 Aspire Tower 3 2 Aspire Sky Space 3 Bold Tower 4 Bold Sky Space 5 Gymnasium 6 Pool Deck Cabanas 10 7 Jacuzzi Dipping Pool 9 5 8 Infinity Pool 11 9 Aspire Lobby 10 6 8 Connecting Bridge 7 12 11 Entrance Water Feature 14 12 Art Plaza 13 Retail Units 13 14 Iconic Bird’s Nest Guardhouse 7 the most happening residents in cyberjaya will make your business happen Kanvas focuses on gathering the coolest crowds in cyberjaya under one central core. The residential lots for the lively, the joyful and the daring who will be happy to make your businesses their new go-to joint. Safety & Security Common Areas • 24-hour CCTV Surveillance • Wheelchair-accessible and Disabled-friendly • Trained Security Force • Rest Areas at Lobby Lounge • Access Card Control System • Meeting Rooms for Businesses the Actual photos of Kanvas SOHO facilities taken in November 2017 facilities From an infinity pool to greenery that spark With a super wide walkway provided at the front of the retail inspirations, Kanvas is more than a space for individual outlets, transform this space into your very own personal gallery growth.
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