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Ongoing and upcoming development in Kuching

20 March 2007 1,245 views 4 Comments

Found these latest development info of Kuching from Wikipedia.

  • Plaza Merdeka Shopping Center – A brand new CBD shopping mall with 350,000 sqft of nett leasable area plus a 290 room Boutique hotel complex located in the historic heart of Kuching.
  • Boulevard Shopping Complex – The new regional mall located along Jalan Datuk Tawi Sli in the 4th Mile area.
  • Dewan Undangan Negeri – A new Sarawak State legislative assembly complex.
  • Grand Centro – The biggest shopping complex cum hotel apartment project in Kuching, with some 1,200,000 square feet of gross building area.
  • Green Heights Mall – Kuching’s first suburban neighbour hood small mall, with an international cold storage market.

  • Kuching Tower – A 315 rooms 5-star hotel cum office complex, standing 39-storey or 150 metres tall, will be Borneo tallest building.
  • Novotel Interhill Kuching – An international 388 rooms 4-star hotel cum 3-storey up-market shopping centre, it’s a 23-storey building. [13]
  • Sarawak Convention and Exhibition Centre
  • Sarawak International Medical Centre
  • The Spring – A new lifestyle shopping mall covering some 400,000 sq ft of lettable area.

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4 Comments »

  • shutterbug said: MyAvatars 0.2

    wh byk. tuk lah molah muk turun kuching

  • lavendar said: MyAvatars 0.2

    nice 2 see that more and more shopping mall develop in kuching. i hope after this we dont have to go to kl for shopping….

  • thien said: MyAvatars 0.2

    i recommend more hypermarket and playing garden can build in kuching city..

  • Nadey said: MyAvatars 0.2

    Hope dat kuching will be a great metropolitan city in the asia region. So excited to see more and more shopping complex,hotels and apartments to be built in the city. Chaiyok kuching!

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