DANG WANGI LRT · DUAL-KEY SOHO
Your LRT routine, with two spaces to call your own.
Centrix is planned above Dang Wangi LRT. The S15/S15A dual-key plan gives you two entrances, so think beyond the train: who would use each side?
How often would you actually use Dang Wangi?
If the Kelana Jaya Line takes you to work, family or your usual KL stops, being above the station gives you a practical reason to consider Centrix. Check the planned entrance-to-station route against that journey. Bukit Nanas Monorail is another nearby transport option; check that walk separately.
One property. Which side would you keep for yourself?
The 891 sq ft S15/S15A drawing shows two entrances, a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen on each side. One side is drawn with a living area; the other with a work area. Family staying over, a separate work space or a possible letting arrangement each gives you a different way to read the plan. Any letting use still needs the building’s rules and terms checked.
The drawing places the living area with the sleeping space. Think about where you would sit, eat and leave your things after the train ride.
The other side has a working-area label. Check the desk, bed and circulation space for the person who would actually use it.
The published 891 sq ft is for the S15/S15A plan as a whole. Read both sides together; two entrances do not by themselves approve a letting arrangement.
Larger dual-key layouts run up to 1,039 sq ft in the published range. Start with how each side would be used, then compare the relevant original plan.
Space between work and home
The published design includes a co-working lounge, sky pool, gym and sky gardens. A desk outside your own unit or somewhere to unwind after the train ride may be useful on an ordinary weekday. The rooftop image shows the design intent; final facilities, opening and access follow the completed development.
See whether the two sides fit your routine
Tell me which LRT journey you make most often and how you would use the two sides. I can walk you through the S15/S15A plan, then check the current unit terms and the latest station-access information available.
Talk through the S15/S15A plan →Look closer at the route
Does the LRT fit your week—and does the two-side plan fit your household?
Read the route-and-layout review →
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Project design and original plan reviewed 24 October 2026. Station access remains planned; final layout, services, completion and selected-unit terms need current confirmation. Official project information.
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