The Title Vivana

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Primary bedroom suite

The 51 sqm bedroom shot feels calmer and more premium, which helps anchor the owner-use side of the project.

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31 sqm show suite

The entry-size layout still reads bright and styled, so the compact stock does not feel like a compromise.

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Bedroom detail angle

This tighter room composition makes the interiors feel more finished and less generic than stock condo visuals.

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Kitchen and dining line

Open kitchen, warmer neutrals, and blue accents keep the Mediterranean direction clear without overdecorating the unit.

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Compact living zone

This frame proves the smaller plan still keeps a usable lounge area by the glazing and balcony.

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Lobby arrival

The lobby now carries the Italian Coastal story properly: tile-like surfaces, sculptural lighting, and a boutique welcome.

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Resident lounge

The social lounge reads more hotel-like than typical condo common space, which supports the premium pitch.

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Co-working studio

A dedicated work zone helps position Vivana for longer stays, hybrid owners, and rental guests who need more than a pool shot.

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Laundry room

Even the utility zone is styled consistently, which helps the smaller layouts feel thought-through rather than purely budget-led.

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Fitness room

The gym visuals are cleaner and brighter here, giving the amenity stack more substance in the sales story.

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Semi-outdoor lounge

The covered social terrace extends the resort mood beyond the lobby and makes the common areas feel more layered.

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Main entrance view

This entrance angle explains the scale and the identity of the project better than the older mixed gallery set.

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Arrival court aerial

From above, the gate court and signage read clearly, which gives the project a more complete first-impression story.

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Front elevation

The clean roadside elevation with signage helps the project read as a finished branded address, not just another Kamala block.

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Amenity facade

The clubhouse frontage and blue-canopy terrace make the common-area architecture look intentional and branded.

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Kids playground

The family zone widens the buyer story beyond couples and pure investor traffic.

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Water feature court

The fountain courtyard adds a softer resort rhythm between buildings and keeps the site feeling open.

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Lap pool aerial

From above, the trellis lap pool shows the resort logic clearly: shade, water, and calmer circulation.

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Pool garden view

This angle reinforces the landscape-and-water identity that makes Vivana feel more residential-resort than generic condo.

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Waterfall cave

The waterfall grotto is a stronger hero amenity than a typical pool edge and gives the project a more memorable visual hook.