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Note: Picture was taken while walking along the streets of KL.
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Long ago, I once told an old friend of mine that tradition is an inconvenience. At that time we were talking about the chronology of a Tami... -
After an unexpected quest for a Sony mp3 player and an enthusiastic (and almost obsessive) research for a rugged phone, I have finally craw...
Fake plastic trees...
ReplyDeletePlotting to conquer the world? And there I was aiming to be supreme ruler of the world by early next year ... LOL!
ReplyDeleteI've seen a few building with trees on them but never seen one with a palm tree before though.
Sree: I think so too... but I can't see why they have been put up there though, a secret rooftop fake beach, perhaps. Just something I'm curious about... :)
ReplyDeleteNick: Hahaha... I'll race you the finish line. :)
I've only seen buildings with creepers (grown, definitely... not natural) hanging down their sides... adds a lovely tinge of green to the surroundings, but never seen actual trees (fake or otherwise)on top of buildings before.
With what appears to be STEPS to said palm trees. STEPS!
ReplyDeleteMadness.
If they are real, they may be part of a growing movement to have greenscapes on city rooftops for environmental reasons.
ReplyDeleteOrhan: Nooooo... they're not steps. Malaysian buildings tend to be asymmetrical. Don't ask me why. :)
ReplyDeleteSAW:Real ones would be nice... I shall keep a lookout for others :)
to go with the swimming pool I suppose :P
ReplyDeleteThat's a very nice touch with the trees.
ReplyDeleteIf you have noticed ( especially in the Golden Triangle area ) , quite a number of rooftop buildings /foyers do have plants ( & trees ) on the top of the building . & many at that too .....
ReplyDeleteTT: Haha... I suppose
ReplyDeleteRicardo: I guess... It's sad when it's fake though...
Unicorn Girl: I've seen he types that hang from the balconies and stuff... besides, I don't frequent the Golden Triangle so I might not have noticed