Batu Maung.
Aerial view of the two M Amaya towers rising above the Southbay coastline at Batu Maung

Southbay · Batu Maung

M Amaya Gallery

The towers, the deck and the strait — and Batu Maung itself — at the size they deserve.

View all images 20 images · 8 artist's impressions · 12 photographs · 8 drawings
The development seen from the sea side, with both towers and the podium deck.Artist's impression

01

The towers

Two 37-storey towers above the strait, their facades carried in a copper-toned lattice.

Aerial view of the two M Amaya towers rising above the Southbay coastline at Batu Maung
The development seen from the sea side, with both towers and the podium deck. Artist's impression
Full height of one M Amaya tower seen from ground level against an open sky
A single tower at full height. Thirty-seven storeys. Artist's impression

A single tower at full height. Thirty-seven storeys.

Renders are artist's impressions supplied by the developer. The complete image, as issued, opens full size.

02

Arrival

A covered drop-off, set back from the road, with the lattice brought down to eye level.

Covered grand drop-off at the tower entrance with landscaped planting on both sides
The arrival drop-off, sheltered and set back from the main road. Artist's impression

03

The Level 8 deck

The infinity pool, the onsen jacuzzi and the sun deck — one floor, facing the water.

Level 8 podium deck showing the jacuzzi and the edge of the infinity pool at dusk
The Level 8 podium, where the pool deck and the onsen jacuzzi sit together. Artist's impression
Fifty-metre infinity lap pool at sunset looking out towards the water
The 50 m lap pool on Level 8, facing the sea. Artist's impression
Level 8 podium deck showing the jacuzzi and the edge of the infinity pool at dusk
The Level 8 podium, where the pool deck and the onsen jacuzzi sit together.Artist's impression

04

Gardens, dining, play

The secret garden, the covered barbecue pavilion and the playground, all on the same deck.

Hexagonal planted islands and timber walkways in the Kumiko Islands Secret Garden
Kumiko Islands Secret Garden — item 39 on the Level 8 plan. Artist's impression
Covered barbecue station with long dining tables under a timber pergola
Covered Bbq Station and Outdoor Dining — item 26, with halal and non-halal areas. Artist's impression
Sculptural red climbing playground with soft surfacing and parent seating alongside
The Mahsing Playground — item 35, with the parent seating area beside it. Artist's impression

05

Batu Maung, photographed

The real place around Southbay: the bridge, the working coast, the temple, the fort and the new island offshore.

Photographs of Batu Maung as it is today, licensed and credited. None shows the M Amaya site or a view from it.

The cable-stayed main span of the Second Penang Bridge at dawn, with a small boat on the water below
The Second Bridge's cable-stayed main span at dawn. Photograph · Second Penang Bridge · September 2017Christopher Harriot · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0
The Second Penang Bridge crossing the strait, seen from the wooded hill of the Penang War Museum at Batu Maung
The Second Bridge from Bukit Batu Maung, where the War Museum stands. Photograph · Bukit Batu Maung · April 2025LEE 003 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
Aerial view over Batu Maung towards the coast, with the forested hill, the Second Bridge landing and Pulau Jerejak offshore
Batu Maung from the air, looking toward the Second Bridge landing and Pulau Jerejak. Photograph · Batu Maung · December 2023HundenvonPenang · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
A timber fishing jetty on stilts at Batu Maung, with moored fishing boats and sheds
The fishing jetty at Batu Maung. Photograph · Batu Maung · November 2012Marufish · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
The small Sam Poh temple at Batu Maung, with an orange-tiled roof and stone guardian lions at its door
The Sam Poh Footprint Temple on the Batu Maung shore. Photograph · Batu Maung · November 2012Marufish · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
A circular concrete gun emplacement among trees at the Penang War Museum on Bukit Batu Maung
A gun emplacement at the 1930s fort, now the Penang War Museum. Photograph · Penang War Museum · April 2025LEE 003 · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
Aerial view of the forested shore of Pulau Jerejak, with a small jetty and a row of red-roofed buildings
Pulau Jerejak, across the channel from Batu Maung. Photograph · Pulau Jerejak · May 2008Marufish · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0
Aerial view of the Silicon Island reclamation: a T-shaped sand platform in the sea, with Pulau Rimau on the horizon
Silicon Island as it stood in December 2024: a reclamation under way. Photograph · Silicon Island reclamation · December 2024HundenvonPenang · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Aerial view over the rooftops of Permatang Damar Laut, a coastal village with a mosque, and the Silicon Island reclamation offshore
Permatang Damar Laut, with the reclamation offshore. Photograph · Permatang Damar Laut · December 2024HundenvonPenang · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Aerial view south along the Tun Dr Lim Chong Eu Expressway, with the factories of the Bayan Lepas Free Industrial Zone beside it and the strait on the left
The expressway south past the Bayan Lepas zone, toward Batu Maung. Photograph · Bayan Lepas · October 2023HundenvonPenang · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Aerial view north over the runway and terminal of Penang International Airport from its south side, with Bayan Baru and the hills behind
Penang International Airport from the south. Photograph · Penang International Airport · December 2023HundenvonPenang · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Panorama south across Bayan Lepas: the airport runway in the middle, the Second Penang Bridge running out to sea on the left and the south-east hills beyond
The south-east corner in one sweep: the airport, the hills and the Second Bridge. Photograph · Bayan Lepas · January 2017Cmglee · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0

06

The drawings

The developer's plans: the Level 8 and Level 9 decks, the typical floor and all five layouts.

Level 8 podium site plan with all forty-one facilities numbered against the legend Level 8 Podium facilities plan. The numbers match the list on this page. Open the plan Level 9 plan showing the Elevated Zen Garden and its four named areas Level 9 Elevated Zen Garden, marked 17a to 17d on the developer's plan. Open the plan Typical-floor key plan showing where the A to E unit stacks sit, with the four elevation labels Key plan for a typical floor. The same type letter appears in more than one stack position, so no single facing is published for a type. Open the plan Type A layout, 721 square feet, one bedroom, one study and two bathrooms Type A — 721 sq ft (67 m²), 1 bedroom + 1 study. Open the plan Type B layout, 990 square feet, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a balcony Type B — 990 sq ft (92 m²), 3 bedrooms. Open the plan Type C layout, 1,211 square feet, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a balcony Type C — 1,211 sq ft (113 m²), 4 bedrooms. Open the plan Type D layout, 1,432 square feet, four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a balcony and an airwell Type D — 1,432 sq ft (133 m²), 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Open the plan Type E layout, 1,335 square feet, four bedrooms, two bathrooms and a balcony Type E — 1,335 sq ft (124 m²), 4 bedrooms. Open the plan

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