Kapas Height Condominium
Location: Bangsar, KL
Year: 2020
Project Type: Residential – Luxury Condominium
Awards: •PAM Awards 2021 – Gold (Multiple Residential High Rise)
•The Edge Malaysia–PAM Green Excellence Award 2023
•The Edge Malaysia–PAM Green Excellence Award 2023
Project Overview
Tucked into the hillside of Bangsar, Kapas Heights is a low-density luxury condominium that exemplifies tropical modernism. Designed by Domaine Architects, the project emphasizes sustainable living through the use of passive design strategies, natural materials, and a sensitive approach to context.
This award-winning development is a showcase of restraint, elegance, and performance, with concrete architecture that celebrates texture and airflow.
Tucked into the hillside of Bangsar, Kapas Heights is a low-density luxury condominium that exemplifies tropical modernism. Designed by Domaine Architects, the project emphasizes sustainable living through the use of passive design strategies, natural materials, and a sensitive approach to context.
This award-winning development is a showcase of restraint, elegance, and performance, with concrete architecture that celebrates texture and airflow.
Use of PBM Ventilation Blocks
PBM’s ventilation and hollow blocks were thoughtfully specified to achieve both ventilation performance and visual rhythm across the building.
•VB 190.68 and VB 190.140 were used in ventilated walls and screen panels to facilitate natural airflow and filtered light.
•Hollow Block 115.05 was laid alongside the vent blocks as a solid module, intentionally mixed and matched to create a visual interplay of open and closed surfaces.
The composition of solid and ventilated blocks results in a distinctive textured façade, adding both depth and passive cooling effects to the building envelope.
PBM’s ventilation and hollow blocks were thoughtfully specified to achieve both ventilation performance and visual rhythm across the building.
•VB 190.68 and VB 190.140 were used in ventilated walls and screen panels to facilitate natural airflow and filtered light.
•Hollow Block 115.05 was laid alongside the vent blocks as a solid module, intentionally mixed and matched to create a visual interplay of open and closed surfaces.
The composition of solid and ventilated blocks results in a distinctive textured façade, adding both depth and passive cooling effects to the building envelope.
PBM products featured:
'Solid and ventilated PBM blocks were combined in Kapas Heights to form rhythmic wall compositions — balancing airflow, texture, and architectural clarity.'
