T&T City Millennia: 300m² of Lush Landscaping and Premium Amenities per Unit at the Eco-Utility Island

Golden Ratio Landscape and Utility Planning Strategy

Many investors and customers share a common impression upon their first visit to T&T City Millennia: a striking transformation of space. In contrast to the bustling urban environment outside, the gentle breeze rustling through the trees, the cool mist rising from the river, and the rare fresh air amidst a rapidly developing area create a serene atmosphere. This is the result of an extensive landscape ecosystem, where greenery, water bodies, and parks occupy a significant portion of the land.

T&T City Millennia is developed with a philosophy that respects nature and preserves the indigenous terrain. The project’s planning follows the natural flow of the river and canal systems characteristic of southern Ho Chi Minh City. The curves of the water bodies are retained, becoming the guiding structure for the landscape and the intertwining layers of green spaces within each street.

The 7km-long network of waterways winding around the urban area serves as a distinctive highlight, enhancing the microclimate while adding vibrancy to the landscape. Interspersed among these water bodies is a 45-hectare area dedicated to greenery, water, and parks. This expansive green space creates an open, fresh living environment, guiding the ecosystem for outdoor recreation and activities within the metropolis.

A corner of the riverside park in the Eco-Utility Island Subdivision at T&T City Millennia

Spanning over 267 hectares, T&T City Millennia maintains an impressive construction density of only 34.73%, prioritizing landscape and green ecosystems. Notably, in the newly launched Eco-Utility Island Subdivision, each residence enjoys an average of 300m² of green space and shared amenities, surrounded by a network of riverside parks, flower gardens, and open, breezy spaces.

Based on the common population standard (4 people per household), each resident in the subdivision benefits from up to 75m² of green space. This figure exceeds the World Health Organization’s (WHO) minimum standard by 5 to 7 times and surpasses the average in major Vietnamese cities by over 15 times, affirming the project’s superior living environment. This ratio is 25 to 50 times higher than the average public green space in Ho Chi Minh City, which stands at approximately 0.55m² per person as of late 2023.

Green Living Ecosystem and Amenities: Strategic Assets Enhancing Real Estate Value

The privilege of green living and amenities in the Eco-Utility Island Subdivision is regarded by investors as a solid foundation for the developer to realize a three-tiered lifestyle: green living, resort-style living, and holistic living. The entire expansive landscape ecosystem, from the circulating water system surrounding the urban area to the prioritized parklands, is designed to maximize resident experiences and regulate the climate. The large-scale green density ensures air quality meets standards, continuously moderating temperature and humidity to create a rare, fresh atmosphere.

The Millennia Journey pedestrian street at the center of the Eco-Utility Island Subdivision

Amidst the growing scarcity of public spaces in major cities, projects with superior landscape planning ratios and high-end amenity systems consistently demonstrate sustainable long-term real estate value growth. Therefore, choosing the Eco-Utility Island Subdivision at T&T City Millennia is not just a decision for residence but a smart investment strategy in uniquely valued assets, ensuring exceptional and sustainable growth over time.