Award
Gold- PAM Awards 2018 (Multiple Residential High Rise)
TTDI Ascencia.
Year
2016
Location
Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
Architect
GDP Architects
Type
Residential – High-Rise Condominium
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- Year
- 2016
- Location
- Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur
- Type
- Residential - High-Rise Condominium
- Architect
- GDP Architects
- Developer
- Naza TTDI
- PBM SKUs
- VB 70.05
A slim block format quietly running every fire-escape stairwell.
TTDI Ascencia is a contemporary residential development located in the upscale neighborhood of Taman Tun Dr Ismail (TTDI). Developed by NAZA TTDI, the project emphasizes high-density vertical living with strong architectural presence and passive design strategies. The tower is adjacent to a mass transit hub, which adds to its appeal as a sustainable urban residence.
This project received Gold at the PAM Awards 2018 in the Multiple Residential High Rise category—recognizing its design innovation, material expression, and urban integration.
This project received Gold at the PAM Awards 2018 in the Multiple Residential High Rise category—recognizing its design innovation, material expression, and urban integration.
Use of PBM Ventilation Blocks
PBM’s VB 70.05 VentBlocks were installed in the fire escape stairwell zones, where passive airflow, heat dissipation, and privacy were key design requirements. The block’s slim, rectangular profile was arranged in uniform patterns to:
•Allow cross ventilation within enclosed stairwells
•Provide filtered daylight and improved air quality
•Visually harmonize with the building’s concrete material palette
While compact, the VB 70.05 units play an essential role in enhancing safety, ventilation, and material consistency across the tower.
PBM’s VB 70.05 VentBlocks were installed in the fire escape stairwell zones, where passive airflow, heat dissipation, and privacy were key design requirements. The block’s slim, rectangular profile was arranged in uniform patterns to:
•Allow cross ventilation within enclosed stairwells
•Provide filtered daylight and improved air quality
•Visually harmonize with the building’s concrete material palette
While compact, the VB 70.05 units play an essential role in enhancing safety, ventilation, and material consistency across the tower.
Use of Ventilation Blocks
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VB 70.05 blocks were used in the fire escape stairwells to support passive airflow, filtered light, and architectural uniformity in TTDI Ascencia’s award-winning design.
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