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Summit District
The arrival sequence — where the community introduces itself.
- Drop-off entrance
- Water garden
- Trellised walkway

Home / Amenities
3.6 hectares of it, arranged into four districts around a central plaza — plus another 1.5 hectares on the roof.
How it is laid out
Roughly a kilometre of walkways and cycle paths link the four districts. Each one has its own character and its own time of day.
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The arrival sequence — where the community introduces itself.
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Morning side. Water, lawn and play, facing the sunrise.
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The active quarter — courts, field and open-air performance space.
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Sunset side. Slow afternoons, terraces and long views.
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The garden all four districts open into.
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An additional 1.5 hectares of open space, 41 floors up.
Inside the building
The Lumiventt design puts open lounges and sky patios inside the tower itself, so the shared spaces are naturally lit and ventilated.

A full gym floor inside the building — no membership, no commute.

For film nights, birthdays and the gatherings that outgrow a living room.

Open-air breaks cut through the tower every few floors.

The first impression on every floor — carried through in the same materials as the ground floor.

Ground-floor seating for meeting guests without going out.

Staffed lobby and concierge at the tower entrance.

Coffee and quick food without leaving the property.

A covered gathering spot tucked into the Summit District gardens.
Roof deck · 1.5 hectares

Landscaped open space at roof level, across the towers.

Seating and shade for sunsets over the mountain range.

A link between towers, 41 floors above Guadalupe.
Project facilities
Errands you would normally drive for, kept on site.