The Gardens (Kuala Lumpur)
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Location | Seputeh, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
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Opening date | September 28, 2007 |
The Gardens (also known in full as The Gardens at Mid Valley City) is an upcoming mixed development in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. It is the second phase of Mid Valley City, which also houses the Mid Valley Megamall. The Gardens is planned to contain a high-end shopping centre, as well as four towers, one housing a hotel, another housing residential suites and the remaining two housing office space.
The shopping centre was opened on September 28, 2007. High end stores are located in the Retail Gallery. Anchor tenants include Robinson and Isetan. It also features avant garde shops such as LotusArte which appeals to artlovers of exquisite taste. Exclusive fine dining are located at the Roof Garden. As of October 2007, parts of the shopping complex are still under construction.
[edit] Accessibility
Since The Gardens and Mid-Valley Megamall are built and managed by the same company, there are many levels of accessibility between Mid-Valley and The Gardens. In the first floor, there is a roofed bridge connected both shopping malls. At the ground level, a make shift roofed walkway has been built to facilitate foot traffic during both rain and shine. A taxi stand featuring premier taxis is integrated with the main entrance. At the lower ground level, a tunnel between both shopping mall exists.
Although no direct connectivity with public transport except taxis exists as of December 2007, there is an indirect link to a KTM Komuter station, Mid Valley station. The station itself is connected with Mid-Valley Megamall. According to the official website, there is a plan to build a bridged walkway which will connect to the Abdullah Hukum LRT station, which led to the demolishing of Abdullah Hukum village. A monorail and another KTM Komuter station are being considered to be built. Both the LRT and the Monorail stations are being proposed by the developer to the government and are waiting for government approval.