Q Sentral, Kl Sentral

3,272 sqft
High floor intermediate unit
Facing north (slightly west)

+ Open view of Perdana Botanical Garden and KL Tower to the right
+ Biggest unit in this zone
+ Previously a Data Centre, currently used for business by the owner since day one

A) Main Unit
6 rooms
- 1 conference room (10 pax)
- 1 studio room (minimum 4 pax)
- 1 discussion room (4 pax)
- 1 finance room (4 pax)
- 1 meeting room (3 pax)
- 1 interview room (2 pax)
30 open area workstations (minimum)
1 pantry and dining area

B) Separate Unit with 4 rooms
190 sqft (min 6 pax)
130 sqft (min 5 pax)
343 sqft with view (min 7 pax)
52 sqft (min 2 pax)


Q Sentral is an office building which consists of 297 office units with 42 storeys. The unit type is divided to two zone which is Low Zone and High Zone. Low Zone offer built up size of 1,366 sf – 3,420 square feet, meanwhile for high zone are 15,000 sf – 40,880 square feet.

Q Sentral is an award winning office building in KL Sentral, developed by a joint venture between MRCB (Malaysian Resources Corporation Berhad) and Quill. Q Sentral features of contemporary granite, marble and glass finishing, and lofty triple volume, a 4-metre high ceiling at the Sky Lobby with lounge, gym, games room and creche.

There’s also a 6-storey high Sky Garden with a distinctive ‘open to the sky’ concept offering spacious floor areas, alfresco dining and greenery view. Q Sentral are built according to MDEC (Multimedia Development Corporation) regulations. This development are compliant to GBI (Green Building Index) Standard and MSC Status.

According to MRCB Land's Senior Vice President, Mr Wong Dor Loke, the 'Q' in Q Sentral is derived from ancient Chinese concept of 'Qi' and like the word suggested, Q Sentral creates a flow of energy throughout the building, while establishing a cohesive and functioning environment.

Q Sentral is attractive to investors and corporate in the sense that comes with a prestigious business office address and that the building is fully GBI and MSC compliant. It is definitely a practical thing KL Sentral that is a transportation hub, for traffic can be pretty bad at times especially during peak hours.