The One Stonor

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.

Stonor Residences expresses an innate human affinity for nature within the dense fabric of Kuala Lumpur. Inspired by the nearby KLCC Park, the design seeks to extend greenery into architecture — transforming natural forms into an organic built expression amid the city’s rigid geometry. The podium’s layered, petal-like screens evoke the textured base of a tree, while the ascending balconies unfold like leaves spiralling upward. This rhythmic composition creates a living façade that connects residents to the city through openness and light. Stonor Residences becomes both architecture and art, a vertical garden celebrating life, nature, and urban harmony.