Suparat Veerakul, vice president, Corporate Communication, described Indy as a new series of town-home projects with design functions similar to those for detached housing.
For example, an Indy town-home has two master bedrooms, each with a bathroom, while the first floor comprises a living room, dining room, kitchen and storeroom.
The residential architect has used a modern theme, which makes use of mirrors and steel, with the former giving the impression of increased and airy space, as in a detached house.
With each town-home covering 18 square wah (72 square metres) of land, the surrounding landscape at the three projects is designed so that each home is situated close to a green area.
“We have designed Indy to have only eight units in each row, and also open space for a green area. All of this is based on our experience in building residential projects for more than 40 years,” she said.