Tree of Life carries 52 residences — 50 apartments and two penthouses. Four homes share each floor on levels 2 to 7, three on level 8 and again across levels 9 to 13, two on the Sky Collection levels 14 to 17, then one penthouse each on levels 18 and 19. Way of Water carries 65: four homes per floor through the first thirteen floors, two per floor on the Sky Collection levels 15 and 18, three duplexes over levels 20 and 21, and a penthouse spanning levels 22 and 23.
Because of that geometry a format is never only a bedroom count. A two-bedroom low in either tower shares its floor with three neighbours; a Sky Collection four-bedroom shares it with one; a duplex or a penthouse has no neighbour on its level at all. Parking follows the same curve in Tree of Life — two bays for the smaller homes, three from level 10, four for the largest. So does the interior schedule: the number of dressing rooms and en-suite bathrooms matches the number of bedrooms, and from three bedrooms upward the published schedules add a main kitchen behind the open show kitchen, a separate delivery and service entrance, a laundry and staff quarters.
The two towers disclose their areas with different levels of detail, and we keep that distinction rather than smoothing it. Every figure on this site is a total area including outdoor space: the Tree of Life price list is headed "total area", and the Way of Water plans state a total too — they simply also break it into internal area plus balcony or terrace, so you can see how much of the total is indoors. That makes the towers directly comparable. Where the developer has released a price we print the band; where it has not, the page says so instead of guessing.
The five pages below group the inventory the way buyers actually shortlist it. Each one carries the full schedule for that format — areas in square feet and square metres, unit counts where they are published, parking allocation, what the plan contains and who tends to buy it — plus the developer price band where a price list exists and honest "on request" wording where it does not.