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A Lofty View


The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok unveils the height of luxury in the city’s newest and tallest architectural landmark


The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok will showcase spectacular penthouse-style condominiums atop the city’s tallest and most prestigious new skyscraper.
The 194 extraordinary residences are in the dramatic MahaNakhon architectural landmark, soaring 313 metres (1,027 ft) over 77 floors in the heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District. The height of unsurpassed luxury and timeless elegance with special features including expansive terraces, plunge pools and breathtaking ‘Sky Boxes’ with sweeping panoramic views, they will be the most talked-about address in the city with The Ritz-Carlton brand’s legendary service and 5-star amenities.

 

The residences will be one of Bangkok’s most luxurious and prestigious developments when completed in 2014. With highly customized design over single-storey and duplex layouts, they range from 1,200-8,500 sq ft. Distinct features include the Ritz-Carlton Club Lounge on the 53rd floor, full service 24-hour concierge, in-residence dining and food preparations, a fitness center, media theater, game room, spa services and many more.Named after the Thai word for ‘metropolis’, MahaNakhon is a mixed-use development also featuring 10,000 square metres (110,000 sq ft) of luxury retail space (MahaNakhon Terraces) along with signature restaurants, cafes and a 24-hour market.

 

“The height of unsurpassed luxury and timeless elegance with special features including expansive terraces, plunge pools and breathtaking ‘Sky Boxes’ with sweeping panoramic views”

The project incorporates a free-standing seven-storey building called ‘The Cube and outdoor plaza ‘MahaNakhon Square’ – along with a hotel to be operated by Ritz-Carlton.
The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok is located within MahaNakhon on 3.6 acres in the heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District with a direct link to the Chongnonsi BTS Skytrain Station between Silom and Sathorn Roads. Strategically located halfway between the Chao Phraya River and Lumpini Park, the location allows effortless access to the entire city and is surrounded by several luxury hotels and residences, grade-A offices, world-class shopping and international standard hospitals.
MahaNakhon is being developed as a joint-venture between the Thai company Pace Development Co., Ltd. and Israel-based Industrial Buildings Corporation PLC. Construction is now underway, with completion scheduled for 2014.


The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok at MahaNakhon development benefits from its world-class infrastructure. With its distinctive sculptural appearance, MahaNakhon 
has been carefully designed to create an indelibly arresting profile while generating a set of very special features – projecting glass ‘Sky boxes’ with sweeping views and generous indoor/outdoor spaces with plunge pools and oversized terraces – uncommon to high-rise living in global capitals but well-suited to the tropical climate of Bangkok. The ‘pixels’ have been designed to maxmise unobstructed panoramas for the residences offering rare bird’s eye views of the city and Chao Phraya River.
With all these remarkable features, coupled with its outstanding design and prominent location, The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok will surely be the city’s newest residential destination landmark once it opens.


The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Bangkok
www.rcr-bangkok.com.hk

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