The landscape design is separated into three levels: the Thewi garden, the Fragrant courtyard, and the Sivalai pool garden. Level one, the Thewi garden, works with visual elements like axis and vistas. Residents and visitors can take a spare into the garden, see the Pavilion from the arrival plaza, and become fascinated by the garden beyond the building. After they enter the building and walk through the Mayura Lounge, residents and visitors can visit the Pavilion and the Privilege courtyard. The Pavilion, or the Thewi garden, to their right is surrounded by water and has a sitting area inside. On the left side is the privilege courtyard or Malai courtyard. Similar to the flower arrangements, this part of the garden exudes a soft fragrance of the blossom evocating to the former royals who liked to make flower arrangements in their spare time. Everything has a royal, elegant touch and is symbolized by the stature of the peacock at the end of the park, which stands for value and elegance. The plant arrangement is inspired by the royal gardens but implemented modernly. The second level, the Fragrant courtyard on the 9th floor, is designed with a unique patio and a scented garden, using many different flowers, shrubs, and trees with scented blossoms to enrich the residents with a scented adventure throughout their day. One of the selected flowers is Guaiacum officinale (Kaew jaw jom), a flower with a royal meaning that transfers to the female side of the royal family. Various flowers and plants give this park a feminine atmosphere. The garden is divided into a day and a night section, following the sun rising on the east and going down on the west. On the 9th floor is, besides the garden, a fitness studio to let the residents stay active in a convenient and easy-to-reach spot. The third level is the Sivalai Pool Garden, located on the 50th Floor, leaving no wish unfulfilled for the residents. On the Top Floor, with a modern, formal and masculine atmosphere, the residents can use all kinds of facilities like the sky terrace, the sky library, the pool, and the Dhevi spa with a steam bath and a sauna. On the 50th Floor, the residents can also enjoy a spectacular view while swimming in the 42 meters long infinity pool in the morning during the sunrise or reading a book in the Sivalai sky garden while watching the sunset. Spending a pleasant day in the Address is possible all day long, and there are endless activity options.

Keeping the royal impression visible in the design and implementing it in a modern, formal composition is complex but creates a fascinating contrast between the two worlds. The richness in detail, including the composition, the selection of plants, and the materials used make this residential complex more luxurious and exciting when it welcomes its residents.