ABOUT “LENDLEASE PROJECT TRX”

Lendlease has a proven track record and core expertise in urban regeneration and placemaking internationally. The Exchange TRX, the company’s largest integrated development in Asia, is a city-defining project that will help achieve TRX’s vision to be a world class international, lifestyle, business and financial hub. The Exchange TRX will encompass 6 residential towers (known as TRX Residences), Malaysia’s first Kimpton Hotel, office and a large-scale retail destination crowned by a one-of-a-kind, 10-acre rooftop park.

TRX is a significant public-private project of national importance, bringing together the best practices aligned to economic, social and governance (ESG) principles. The district, located at the heart of the capital, has joined forces with Kuala Lumpur City Hall to enhance the facilities surrounding the area, carrying out major road upgrades for Jalan Tun Razak and streetscape improvements in its neighbourhood, helping to build community and improve lives beyond its border.

As Malaysia’s first international financial district and Kuala Lumpur’s future CBD, TRX will strengthen Kuala Lumpur’s position as an international finance centre by creating a seamless and central business environment for financial services firms, multinational companies (MNCs) and other businesses. The first phase of the project opened in 2019, when one of Southeast Asia’s tallest buildings Exchange 106 and the new HQ for Prudential Malaysia started operating. The value of the entire TRX development is estimated to exceed RM40 billion.

The purposes of this visit are to get knowledge on how the constructability & maintainability aspects of the building are being considered and integrated with the design; and the technology being used to help designer/engineer to plan and design construction projects.


PRE-REQUISITE:
Participants are required to bring five mandatory PPEs equipment being the Safety Helmet, Safety Glasses, High Visibility Vest, Gloves and Safety Shoes.


NOTE:
•  The visit is strictly limited to 25 participants registered on a first-come, first-served basis