The world's tallest vertical garden
Clearpoint Residencies
A 46-floor, 171-residence vertical garden by Milroy Perera Architects and Maga Engineering. Each apartment is served by an individual Rinnai gas tankless heater — no electrical loading, no stored hot water, no wasted floor space.
Provide an environmentally friendly water heating solution for the residences that reduces energy consumption and at the same time is economically viable in terms of capital cost and infrastructure.
During the design phase Rinnai's global team of technical experts collaborated with all stakeholders to develop a viable solution. The outcome: each of the 171 residences has its own Rinnai gas tankless water heater providing hot water to every fixture in the apartment.
Rinnai Gas Tankless (per-residence)
Each apartment was fitted with its own individual Rinnai tankless gas water heater that could supply hot water to all bathrooms and kitchen outlets at once if needed.
- →Significant reduction in electrical infrastructure costs for the project
- →Residents enjoy meaningfully lower running costs versus electric storage
- →No energy is used when no hot water is being drawn
- →No hot-water storage inside the apartment — floor space freed up
- →Compact suitcase-sized footprint
- →Local M. Abdulally service agents on call island-wide
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Resplendent Ceylon — Tea Trails
The world's first tea bungalow resort — five restored colonial planter residences at 1,250 m near Hatton. A gas-fired Rinnai system replaced an under-performing electric spa heater, halving heat-up times and cutting operating costs by 30%.