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URBAN LANDSCAPE #02


AYER@8 IS A GOOD PIECE OF PROPERTY DEVELOPMET PACKAGE IN PUTRAJAYA.


 I SAW GREAT ARCHITECTURE AND SPATIAL PLANNING WITH PLENTY OF SHOPS AND OFFICES TO MAKE IT A BETTER COMMERCIAL HUB THAN THE DIPLOMATIC ENCLAVE.





FROM THIS LOATION,I CAN HAVE A MAGNIFICIENT VIEW OF THE MASJID.AT NIGHT IT GLOWS LIKE A HIDDEN GEM


In this posting,I share a few photos of modern urban landscape at Ayer@8 Putrajaya.Whenever I was having my meals at Umai Cafe some years back,I was wondering what was going on across the lake.Now,this part of Presint 8 is alive and kicking day and night.It has become my cycling group meeting place.Restaurants are plenty.
Putrajaya is about 20 years old and most buildings are new with many interesting features.There are a lot of photo opportunities for architectural and urban landscape photography.Just walk the streets from Masjid Putra to PICC and around The Island.

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