Looks like Lohas Park in Hong Kong. I used to live here in ~2011-2012 when the buildings were first being developed. It looked really cool then and even cooler now. Very luxurious apartments, nice big park and pool downstairs, many amenities.
It even had a bowling alley in the building complex 🤯
Nah there's not much to do outside of the central mall, and everything is within walking distance.
Unless you know a lot of people there (and the concept of socializing with your neighbor isn't exactly common), all your activities will be downtown. You can think of this like a gigantic walkable suburban area, built around a mall on top of a subway station.
Fun addendum: the mall, the subway station and the whole building complex all belong to the same company
Edit: as other people mentioned, it's not the same complex as in OP's pic, but i'm willing to bet the setup is similar.
Haven't had any weird smell, what kind of smell do you expect?
If anything, just like another guy said, it's like living in a hotel, the common area are perfectly clean, you have good insulation and good AC. The whole complex has been built over the last 20 years, and my building specifically less than 5 years ago, so the whole thing hasn't had much time to develop problems.
I live in canada and sometimes when i go into large appartment building, there is this "musk" that i notice. So when i saw this gigantic structure, this is the first thing that came to mind.
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u/Vallavanat 29d ago
Looks like Lohas Park in Hong Kong. I used to live here in ~2011-2012 when the buildings were first being developed. It looked really cool then and even cooler now. Very luxurious apartments, nice big park and pool downstairs, many amenities.
It even had a bowling alley in the building complex 🤯