
by ALISSYA ZUNIZAM
GAMUDA Land and Taylor’s Assets have broken ground on Haus on 15, a RM540 million mixed-use development that will transform the former Taylor’s College Subang Jaya campus into a residential, student accommodation and lifestyle hub.
The project will be developed through a joint venture, with Taylor’s Assets retaining ownership of the purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) block while the two serviced apartment towers will be offered for sale.
The development is expected to strengthen the SS15-Subang Jaya-Sunway education corridor which is home to more than 100,000 students across nearby higher education institutions.
Gamuda Land CEO Gim Teck Yew said the redevelopment aims to preserve the site’s legacy while creating a place that fosters community connections for future generations.
“This is a site with deep meaning and memories for many. As we begin this transformation, our focus is to honour its legacy while responding to the evolving needs of today’s students and urban communities,” he said at the groundbreaking ceremony today.
The development will comprise three towers including one dedicated PBSA block offering 401 beds across 253 units, managed by Taylor’s Hostel Management.
The accommodation will cater not only to Taylor’s students but also to those from other institutions within the education precinct.
Taylor’s Assets and Taylor’s Residence president Sheena Angelina said demand for professionally managed student housing continues to grow, with the project designed to provide a safe, secure and community-oriented living environment.
She added that private PBSA remains underdeveloped in Malaysia, accounting for less than 2% of student accommodation supply despite rising demand from local and international students.
Gamuda Land chief operation officer Wong Siew Lee said the project is being planned with a community-first approach including phased construction to minimise disruption to nearby schools and residents.
The developer is also working with local authorities, community stakeholders and placemaking organisation Think City on the broader regeneration of SS15.
The project will also include upgraded pedestrian walkways to the SS15 LRT station, expanded green spaces and enhancements to a nearby pocket park.
Sustainability features will extend to both the development and student experience, with native landscaping, biodiversity-focused planting and biophilic design integrated into the master plan.
Taylor’s Hostel Management will also embed environmental practices such as food waste composting, recycling and energy conservation into its student residential programmes.
Taylor’s Education Group executive chairman Datuk Loy Teik Ngan said the redevelopment represents an opportunity to reimagine a landmark campus while reinforcing Subang Jaya’s position as a leading education destination.
“By reimagining this historic site as a vibrant student living community, we are creating an environment that enriches the educational experience.
“In doing so, we are strengthening the region’s position as a preferred destination for students from around the world,” he said.
Gamuda Land expects to officially launch the development around September after obtaining the necessary approvals.
While a conventional high-rise project would typically take about 36 months to complete, the company said the construction timeline for Haus on 15 will remain flexible to accommodate community considerations.
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