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The new White-Garden themed food court is now located at the Fountain Terrace. There are 18 stalls and three mini restaurants to delight you with delicious local delicacies.
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The new stalls include Zhong Hua Curry Rice that serves up curry fish and chicken. Zhong Hua’s signature curry fish is a must-try with its rich spicy curry that soaks the fresh fish with intense flavour. Dont miss Gu Zao Mian for it's minced meat noodles. Each bowl is packed with full flavour and flourished with soft, tender minced meat.
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Food Republic believes that by providing excellence in food quality, a holistic dining culture and excellent service, they will achieve their goal of overturning old perceptions of food court dining that is generally perceived as lacking in character, repetitive in choice and unappetising. They aim to provide food from highly rated and well sought-after food stalls. The entire package of scent, sound, sight and social identity will complete your dining experience.
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#B1-115 to 120 & #B1-126/127 Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard
Tel: +65 68252668
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They also features a specially crafted menu by Chef Marc Wee that demonstrates his playful approach to reinventing classics, including the Spaghetti with Tri-Pepper Crab, Arbite’s take on Singapore’s favourite pepper crab and the Scotch Egg with Yuzu and Wasabi Hollandaise, a classic English pub grub with a Japanese twist.
Arbite (ahr-bahyt) is a pun on the German/Danish word for work (arbeit/arbejde). Inspired by Europe but rooted in Singapore, this philosophy of working hard and living well is exemplified in everything that they do and the food they serve.
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The TapMaster, a specially-engineered beer tap, has been brought in to maintain optimal freshness of A for Arbite’s Belgian draughts. Amber Ale, Abbey Double Brown, Abbey Tripel, Pilsner and Lindemans Peach beer are available on tap along with other favourites in bottles. A for Arbite features a tasting menu of five different beers and dishes which Chef Marc Wee has specially selected to match the Belgian brews. Non-beer drinkers can pair their food with artisanal teas.
The 64-seat, 2,000 square feet restaurant is at the heart of the Kampong Glam's latest dining stretch; Aliwal Street. The Aliwal Arts Centre, where the restaurant is located, is a historic heritage building whose geometrical clean lines and functional building elements complement Arbite’s approach to creating its dining spaces. The name "A for Arbite’ is a tribute to the Aliwal Arts Centre’s former identities as Chong Cheng School and Chong Pun Girls' School. It has since been refurbished by the National Arts Council to create space for both budding and established artists to showcase their works and talent.
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The casual-dining space spreads over 2,000 sq m, featuring eight satay pushcarts. Apart from those, 26 other carts offer seafood, barbecued chicken wings along with local delights such as hokkien mee. The 1,000 seater foodcourt is the perfect outdoor eatery that promotes energy-saving features as it is set beneath green roofs featuring natural ventilation.
Enjoy affordable delights with family and friends in this garden setting by the waterfront. From satay to chicken rice and BBQ seafood, there's something for everyone, including a selection of Halal-certified food offerings.
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Gardens By The Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive
Tel: +65 64206848 or e-mail: [email protected]
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The Privé Group, one of Singapore’s most dynamic lifestyle and F&B operators, has launched The Green Door, the ultimate "Before & After" bar designed to be the perfect spot for meeting friends, anytime, day or night.
Set within the lush gardens of Dempsey, The Green Door effortlessly blends the line between indoor and out in a beautifully reinvented way.
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Whether it’s before or after dinner, before you head out clubbing, or the next day after a big night out; the Green Door is the perfect spot to simply relax and enjoy a luscious environment with a unique twist.
You are invited to literally step behind The Green Door into a space brimming with inventive interior décor designed by The Stripe Collective. From old gramophones crafted into elegant oversized flower lighting, a 1930's bicycle turned into a quirky washroom feature, a vintage chest of drawers transformed into a herb garden, or a whimsical wall of refashioned drawers that also turn into table tops and shelving... a refreshingly unexpected experience awaits within.
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Take your time to spot all the curios and knick-knacks carefully placed within the beautifully lit landscaped garden, where a surprise waits at every corner. Best of all, you can enjoy a garden atmosphere no matter where you choose to be, whether it be at the more vibrant indoor bar, or the more relaxed alfresco area surrounded by sumptuous foliage - the casual yet chic ambiance always evokes a sense of being close to everything…and yet away from it all!
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The Green Door’s extensive drinks menu also boasts subtle garden nuances. Together with distinctive and often playful presentations, the signature cocktails including Life’s A Peach, Marilyn Chambers' Tipple and Raunchy Redhead, featuring produce freshly plucked from their organic fruit & herb garden, are often a sight and taste to behold.
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Feeling peckish? Then The Green Door’s creative yet satisfying fare, including Crispy Corn & Shrimp Fritters, Buttermilk Fried Chicken Drumlets and Mexican Catfish Salad, is perfect for sharing and guaranteed to satisfy every craving.
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Daringly designed for urbanities who prefer not to toe the line. The Oliv's ultra-stylish "bungalows in the sky" are angled for the best views. With security coded lift access to each level, you can enjoy the sky garden in front of your home almost in complete privacy. The Oliv will bring you an exceedingly exclusive lifestyle within prestigious Balmoral, in a neighbourhood that is peaceful yet close to the heartbeat of the city.
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Homes boasting space on an exceptional scale. Enjoy the light and space of your double volume living and dining areas and the flexibility to entertain in or close off your sleek Miele - appointed kitchen with a 3.5m - long island counter. Garden units at ground level offer the benefits of a bungalow lifestyle amid lush garden surroundings, with entry through your own private courtyard. Sky units climb from the second floor up, transforming skyrise living in an oasis. Luxurious space indoors opens onto large sky terraces and open views right outside your window.
Located near Farrer Road MRT station, it is within reasonable walking distance to Chancery Court and Balmoral Plaza.
11 Balmoral Road
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The Singapore Botanic Garden has introduced a new aromatic experience with the planting of the new "Fragrant Garden". Located at the Central Core of the Gardens, The 1 hectare Fragrant Garden is planted with over 30 species of trees, shrubs and herbaceous plants with either fragrant leaves, flowers, fruits or rhizomes. Some of the fragrant blooms attract butterflies and you will be able to spot the colourful winged insects fluttering amongst the plants in the day.
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Many of the plants give off their scents in the evenings and a new boardwalk was developed and beautifully lit at night to enhance your experience at Fragrant Garden. The boardwalk overlooks a collection of trees in the valley, including two charming old Baobab trees and a variety of pines, casuarinas and fruit trees.
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More than 100 fragrant plant species will be added to the collection to enhance your enjoyment of the Garden. The Magnolia x alba, commonly known as the Chempaka Putih or White Champak is one example. The flowers produce a sweet strong fragrance, similar to that of Juicyfruit gum. Released in the early hours of the day, it lasts all day long. Various uses for it's scent can be found in the perfume industry and cosmetics. The White Champak is also the city flower of Shanghai, China.
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Botanic Gardens, 1 Cluny Road
Tel: +65 64717361
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ARCHITECTURE |
27 March 2013 |
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Commissioned by the Housing and Development Board as an exploration of the future of affordable public housing, WOHA‘s public housing design for Skyville @ Dawson consists of 960 new homes. Their project is currently under construction and is estimated to be completed by February 2015. The design focuses on 3 themes – community, variety and sustainability.
There is a variety of community space. Each home is part of a Sky Village: 80 homes which share a naturally ventilated community terrace and garden. The block is composed of 3 villages, stacked 4 high, for a total of 12 villages. Other community areas include: the Community Living Rooms at ground level, which provides seating areas overlooking the park and is located on the main entrance route of the development; the Landscaped Park, which retains enormous historic rain trees and provides two community pavilions, play and fitness areas, courts and lawns; the Rooftop Park, which houses a 400m jogging track and rooftop pavilions which support a PV array that powers the common lighting; the Urban Plaza, located along a public linear park and provides supermarket, coffee shop and retail spaces.
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The design gives variety by offering you flexible floor plans with a column free and beam free main space, eliminating waste and allowing diverse lifestyles, such as home office or loft living as well as future flexibility.
SkyVille has been awarded Singapore’s Green Mark Platinum rating, the highest rating possible. The project uses passive means and avoids the use of energy-intensive solutions rather than using high technology. Every unit is fully naturally ventilated, with every room (including bathrooms and kitchens) having windows. The common areas, lift lobbies and access walkways are all naturally ventilated and lit. The apartments are cross ventilated, with CFD simulations performed at the block and unit level. The units use passive means for comfort – all walls have vertical and horizontal sun breakers to shade both the walls and the windows, all windows have overhangs and special mid-height top hung panels that direct breeze to seating height and allow the windows to remain open during the monsoon period, the units face north and south and have openings on all sides.
PV cells at the rooftop power the common areas and a swale which is a major landscape feature treats storm water before discharging it to the storm water system. The project uses landscaping throughout the tower in the sky villages, additionally it covers 50% of all roof surfaces. Two major landscaped external spaces totaling 1.5Ha are provided.
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Oasia Downtown, designed by WOHA, sets out to create an alternative imagery for commercial high-rise developments. It combines innovative ways to intensify land use with a tropical approach that showcases a perforated, permeable, furry, verdant tower of green in the heart of Singapore’s Central Business District.
In programmatic response to the client’s brief of having distinct Soho, Hotel & Club rooms, WOHA adopted a club sandwich approach by creating a series of different strata, each with its own sky garden. Introducing layers of elevated ground levels allow the precious but limited ground floor space to be multiplied, creating generous public areas for recreation and social interaction throughout the high-rise.
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Sited within a densely built up area, the tower carves out its own internal spaces and dynamic views instead of relying on external vistas for visual interest. Each sky garden is treated as an urban scale verandah, sheltered at high level by the preceding sky garden and open sided for formal and visual transparency. The openness also allows wind to pass through the building for good cross-ventilation. Large scale High Volume Low Speed (HVLS) fans are incorporated as kinetic sculptures that complement the sky garden design and ensure thermal comfort. In this way the public areas become functional, comfortable tropical spaces with greenery, natural light and fresh air instead of enclosed, internalized air conditioned spaces.
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Landscaping is used extensively as an architectural surface treatment and forms a major part of the development’s material palette both internally and externally, achieving an overall Green Plot Ratio of 750%. The building form is softened by a living green façade of creepers and flowering plants, creating an alternative image distinct from the surrounding glassy towers of the CBD, one that is tropical, urbanistically sensitive and humanistic.
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The beautiful lush gardens of Dempsey Hill welcomes E+ Wine, a boutique wine retail shop that has been birthed by the desire to afford you a special little haven where good wines can be found within the confines of a charming and delightful environment.
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It offers a stunning repertoire of genuinely great wines that have been selected by hand with love and passion where no wine in the store is considered average.
They represent a fast-growing Spanish wine movement but also include a stunning selection of Italian, French, Portuguese, and even Austrian and German wines that are worthy of well deserved attention. The wines come from very well known regions but are boutique in nature as E+ Wine works directly with vineyards that offer limited productions and very special grape harvests.
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E+ Wines is a partnership between 'Iconic Wines', a Spanish / Singaporean wine distributor helmed by the Spanish Dynamic duo who are making waves in the Singapore wine scene, Ferran Riu & Jorge Padilla, and by the renowned and distinguished John Erdos of the furniture empire. Iconic Wines, extolled as Spain’s national pride, is a company that has been formed to enhance, to elevate and to exalt the original and die-hard winemakers that nobody hears about but that deserve attention. These winemakers, are the producers of extraordinary wine because they have not been affected by the big wine conglomerates that value quantity over quality. Iconic Wines provide a voice for the unheard and have even attracted the attention of Antonio Banderas who has co-invested in one of their own vineyards. Because Iconic Wines is a distributor, the prices that one may find at the shop are like Duty Free levels.
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They work very closely with industry virtuosos to ensure that they stay up to date with great wines that are popular, but at the same time maintaining the unique essence of the boutique.
It is perfect for small intimate cocktails and canapé events for up to 50 people and they are happy to cater for almost all personal requests.
E+ Wines holds wine tastings on a very regular basis, by bringing you the actual winemakers in person, who have themselves worked with the wines and held the vines with their bare hands.
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6A Dempsey Road
Tel: +65 64795240
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PROPERTY |
11 February 2013 |
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To be ready in 2013, Connexion at Farrer Park will be one of the world’s first integrated healthcare and hospitality complexes.
Comprising a specialist medical centre with 189 consultation suites, a private tertiary hospital, a luxury hotel equipped with state-of-the-art conference and wellness facilities and a ground floor lifestyle retail zone, Connexion at Farrer Park will strengthen and support Singapore’s position as Asia’s leading medical hub.
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Connexion is built directly above the Farrer Park MRT Station. It has a six-storey podium with two 20-storey high-rise wings. The west wing houses Farrer Park Medical Centre while the east wing combines Farrer Park Hospital and the hotel, One Farrer. Hotel guests can enjoy the privacy and facilities of a distinctly separate hotel with easy and rapid access to excellent medical facilities within the same complex.
Beautified by extensive gardens and recreational facilities, Connexion at Farrer Park is an environmentally friendly development which has received the Green Mark Platinum Award, the highest of the Green Mark Awards, from the Building and Construction Authority. The building is infused with cutting-edge technology in terms of design and function.
Way ahead of its time and one-of-a-kind, Connexion at Farrer Park presents Singapore an excellent opportunity to drive an innovation that will take healthcare to a new trajectory.
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A unique feature of the future Connexion is the twinning of Farrer Park Hospital with a luxury hotel named One Farrer Hotel & Spa. One Farrer Hotel & Spa offers you a choice of accommodations ranging from serviced apartments, villas to standard hotel rooms.
Fully furnished to provide a rich hotel experience within a tropical garden ambiance, One Farrer Hotel & Spa boasts a large ballroom and banquet hall, seminar rooms, conference facilities, two large spas, two gymnasiums, swimming pools, a ground-floor retail arcade and a delectable range of food and beverage outlets.
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Once checked in, all accommodations feature generous bathrooms with rain showers, state-of-the-art IT enhancements and spectacular bay window views to boot.
To cap its features, you will enjoy almost immediate access to excellent medical facilities and expert healthcare professionals.
1 Farrer Park Station Road
Tel :+65 62949810 or e-mail: [email protected]
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HEALTH & BEAUTY |
11 February 2013 |
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Farrer Park Hospital is one of the first private hospitals to be built ground-up in Singapore after 30 years. As a wholly new development, it is able to incorporate and effectively integrate the tremendous advances in hospital design and medical technology that have transformed healthcare in the past three decades.
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As such, Farrer Park Hospital is a 220-bed private tertiary hospital that is well-equipped to deliver excellent medical outcomes. It has 8 major operating rooms, 4 day surgery rooms, 3 endoscopy suites and 3 cardiovascular suites, supported by a 23-bed ICU, a radiotherapy unit, state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging, clinical laboratories and an emergency department.
From the garden spaces to the purposefully planned design of the recovery wards and waiting areas, Farrer Park Hospital provides comfort and privacy to all its patients. And to ensure optimal patient recovery outcomes, both patients and their caregivers will also receive appropriate training when needed.
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Community in Action for Kheam Hock is a long-term, community-led initiative to improve the living environment by growing bird and butterfly-attracting plants. Covering an area of approximately 100ha, Kheam Hock lies between two biodiversity-rich areas: the Central Catchment Nature Reserve and Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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Hence, NParks has earmarked Kheam Hock as a Nature Way, a route planted with specific trees and shrubs to facilitate the movement of animals between two green spaces. Three other Nature Ways have been identified, at Admiralty, Tampines and Yishun. NParks is currently collaborating with NSS and schools along the Nature Ways to grow more plants and carry out biodiversity surveys. It is estimated that more than 60km of the Nature Ways will be planted up by 2015.
Some 20 households in the area have also agreed to grow plants within their premises or on allocated plots as part of NParks' Community in Bloom programme.
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Designed by award-winning SCDA Architects, TwentyOne Angullia Park is a new architectural icon that reengineers the shape of modern urban living within the context of Singapore’s tropical climate.
Viewed from the exterior, this 36-storey apartment tower is pure, pristine and pragmatic in design, featuring the lightness and sophistication of glass and steel. Its 54 apartments, which include two penthouses, rise in a formation articulated to maximise natural light, ventilation and views, creating an intriguing facade punctuated by high-rise pockets of green.
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Framed by glorious green boulevards and gardens, TwentyOne Angullia Park is strategically located opposite ION Orchard, just steps from the prime intersection of Orchard Road and Scotts Road. So central, yet so green. With Orchard MRT station just two minutes from your door, you’re no more than a few stops from art galleries, museums, the Esplanade theatre and Singapore’s integrated resorts, while getting to the nearby business district is an absolute breeze.
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21 Angullia Park
Tel: +65 68081880
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After a $90 million facelift, Chinatown Point retail and office complex is back in business.
The 312,000 sq ft revamped mall, welcomes you with a dome-shaped ceiling, carpeting on some levels and a giant LED screen outside one of the entrances. It will be fully operational by June.
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The luxury watch retailer Cortina is among the new tenants. There are also more F&B outlets like Toast Box and the Select Group, which opened four eateries and a restaurant, including Chinese restaurant Peach Garden and Thai eatery Lerk Thai.
One of the podiums has been converted into a flat space, which makes it easier to move around. The new tenant mix and the layout of the mall will definitely enhance your shopping and dining experience.
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133 New Bridge Road
Tel: +65 65352846
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SBF Center, an upcoming 31-storey commercial development, is strategically located in the heart of the dynamic and vibrant Central Business District along Robinson Road.
Designed by internationally acclaimed DP Architects, SBF Center offers a broad spectrum of office and medical spaces set in park-like greenery, serving a variety of business needs from small office users to large corporate practices.
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When completed in 2017, SBF Center will have dedicated office and medical centre lobbies accessed through a fully sheltered plaza stylishly landscaped into a park-like environment with F&B outlets and alfresco dining areas. It will be a Platinum Green Mark building featuring a roof garden and swimming pool.
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SBF Center is well connected to expressways such as East Coast Parkway (ECP) and Central Expressway (CTE), with close proximity to the Tanjong Pagar MRT station, and the upcoming Shenton Way MRT station along the Thomson Line (due to be completed in 2021).
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Robinson Road
Tel: +65 62219979
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Set on a hill elevated above the city with all the familiar landmarks of Orchard Road a mere stroll away, Hilltops balmy breezes and sprawling groups provide the perfect botanical retreat.
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Revel in the luxury of space and the tranquility of the definitive city resort with a layered vista of pools, verdant greenery, water gardens and sky terraces taking you to levels of sublime resort escapes.
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Resort style facilities include onsite concierge services, complimentary refreshment services in the verandah lounge, 50m lap pool with jacuzzi, children's pool, clubhouse with gymnasium, a private dining room, a bbq terrace and expansive sky terraces with city views.
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Tel: +65 61002323
#99-101 Cairnhill Circle
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With a gross development value of S$7 billion, there will be two office blocks and two residential blocks offering 1,042 residential units including a retail podium and a luxuriant green garden. 60 percent of the development will be office space, 35 per cent residential and 5 per cent retail.
To date, Marina One has won three awards including Best High Rise Architecture and Best Mixed-Use Development at the Asia Pacific Property Awards 2012.
The development is on track and is scheduled to be completed by 2017.
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Marina One, Central Boulevard
Tel: +65 67573484
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The new ParkRoyal on Pickering is designed by internationally acclaimed architectural firm WOHA and boasts a hotel-in-a-garden concept that focuses on integrating environmental principles and elements throughout the property.
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Located at the key gateway into the Central Business District and Raffles Place financial hub, the hotel features lush greenery spanning a total of 15,000 square metres of impressive sky gardens, reflecting pools, waterfalls, planter terraces and green walls.
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Amongst its other green features are rainwater and natural light harvesting, energy-efficient air conditioning systems, automatic sensors to regulate energy and water usage as well as carbon monoxide levels, along with solar cells to power landscape lighting.
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Recognised for its holistic and innovative approach to integrate solar energy into the design, the hotel is one of the first amongst Singapore hotels to feature a solar energy system. The substantive 60kWp solar PV installation supplements the grid's electricity usage and powers all the grow lamps and sky garden night lighting, thus reducing the consumption of precious non-renewable resources.
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Another highlight of this iconic project is the dedicated wellness floor with an all-day spa, a 300m nature trail and waterfall walk, an expansive pool terrace and a state-of-the-art gymnasium. The hotel is also home to a modern Asian brasserie featuring an open kitchen concept as well as a grand ballroom and four meeting rooms.
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3 Upper Pickering
Tel: +65 68098888
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Accessorize holds a unique position on the UK high street with its inspirational, globally sourced, well-priced and good quality collection of fashion accessories.
Displayed in an original and impactful colour-bay design, the constantly changing range includes every kind of accessory imaginable; bags, purses, jewellery, belts, hats, scarves, flip flops, gloves, hair accessories and cosmetic.
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#01-79/80 Parkway Parade, 80 Marine Parade Road
Tel: +65 63441242
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Helming the premises of the former Seah Street Deli, Halia at Raffles Hotel preserves the charming black and white floors of its predecessor, while incorporating the lush surroundings of Halia at Singapore Botanic Gardens. The 100-seater restaurant offers a spacious dining environment decorated by planted foliage, a collection of wood-carved tables and an abundance of daylight that peeks through the restaurant’s classic French windows.
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On the menu, Halia at Raffles Hotel showcases contemporary European cuisine with Asian inspirations at pocket-friendly prices and two plate sizes - “small plates” and “big plates”.
For all-day dining options, choose from small plates like the Celeriac "Lasagna", a surprising vegetarian combination of mushrooms, thyme, baby spinach, lemon and Madeira cream, layered between celeriac sheets, or the Foie Gras Salad, dotted with apricot chutney, candied ginger pecan, blueberry and croutons. For big plate recommendations go for the Halia Chilli Crab Spaghettini, a signature dish of spaghettini cooked with crabmeat and a spicy egg based gravy or the Sous vide Baharat Chicken Leg, a succulent deboned spice-rubbed chicken leg served with butternut squash puree and coriander red pepper salsa.
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For a fuss-free lunch, Halia at Raffles Hotel’s Express Lunch Set features a 3-course menu which changes every two weeks. Priced at an affordable $25++, the menu offers a choice on starter and main course, and comes complete with a serving of coffee or tea after dessert.
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Halia at Raffles Hotel also features pre-theatre menus from 530pm to 7pm daily. Priced at $25++ for 2 courses and $33++ for 3 courses, the menus will showcase specials from the restaurant's all-day menu.
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If you're up for a wee before or after tipple the restaurant also boasts an al fresco bar, serving up hand-crafted artisanal beverages, sourced from around the world. Apart from listing a specially curated line up of cocktails, wines and other spirits, the bar has been chosen by William Grant & Sons to become an international showcase for their range of fine products.
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TWG Tea has opened a new retail outlet at Changi Airport Terminal 2, offering exotic teas and accessories.
The brand was established in Singapore in celebration of the island’s great history as a trading post for teas, spices and fine epicurean products. A veritable tea institution, TWG Tea is passionate about sharing their expertise and has become a point of reference for tea lovers thirsty for knowledge.
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Their tasters travel thousands of miles across the globe every year, sampling hundreds of teas in search of the most desirable harvests direct from source gardens. Offering you over 800 single estate fine harvest teas and exclusive blends, as well as tea patisseries and other tea infused delicacies, TWG Tea is internationally recognized as a veritable innovator with the creation every season of new varieties of tea in collaboration with the world’s most renowned estates.
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The team shapes the aesthetic image underpinning all the brand’s products, constantly updating the notion of TWG Tea even as they respect the Asian and European traditions of elegance and beauty on which it is based, now spiced with a touch of sensuality and originality.
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Changi Airport, Terminal 2, After Immigration
Tel: +65 65381837 or e-mail: [email protected]
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PROPERTY |
27 November 2012 |
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The exclusive residence is the perfect synergy of exquisite living, convenience and modern ambience.
With shopping, dining and entertainment options in abundance, you will be spoilt for choice in your very own neighbourhood. Choose one of the main convenient travel options, via expressway or public transport that connect to the rest of the island.
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Take a refreshing dip in the exquisite swimming pool and jacuzzi or simply relax in the Serenity Garden or the yoga area.
For penthouse owners, you can hold parties on your own private roof terrace and enjoy an exclusive lounge.
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24 Jalan Punai
Tel: +65 65099989
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ARCHITECTURE |
20 November 2012 |
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The design for this Malaysian-Singaporean joint venture actively engages the space of the surrounding city to form a new civic nucleus in Singapore’s modern metropolis. The two towers are not conceived as autonomous objects, but defined by the spaces they create around them.
The design for DUO subtracts circular carvings from the allowable building volumes in a series of concave movements that generate urban spaces, a kind of "urban poché" that co-opts adjacent buildings and symbiotically inscribes the two towers into their context.
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By generating the massing through a subtractive process, the elevations of the new towers are reduced to slender profiles. Vertical facades rise skywards along the adjoining roads, while a net-like hexagonal pattern of sunshades reinforces the dynamic concave shapes. The duo of tower volumes is further sculpted to feature a series of cantilevers and setbacks that evoke choreographed kinetic movements of the building silhouettes.
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The buildings dematerialize as they reach the ground to provide a porous permeable landscape traversing the site. Leisure zones and gardens act as a connector between multiple transport hubs and establish a flow of tropical greenery and lively commercial activity, accessible to the public 24 hours a day. A plaza, carved into the center of the towers and integrating the neighboring building as part of its perimeter, forms a new public nexus between the historic district of Kampong Glam and the extension of the city’s commercial corridor.
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Multiple levels of vertical connectivity give access to large elevated terraces for the hotel and residents, a public observation deck and a sky restaurant atop the office/hotel tower, while establishing a direct connection to the adjacent underground MRT subway station. Vehicular traffic is lifted off the ground to allow an uninterrupted pedestrian circulation. Extensive landscape areas at the ground levels, elevated terraces and roofscapes provide accessible green space equal to 100% of the site area.
Construction is scheduled to start in 2013, with completion pencilled in for 2017.
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26,700m2 lot bounded by Ophir Road, Beach Road, Rochor Road, North Bridge Road and Fraser Street
E-mail: [email protected]
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The new cruise terminal; Marina Bay Cruise Centre is now open, doubling Singapore's berth capacity to four.
MBCCS is operated by SATS-Creuers, a joint venture between Sats and Creuers del port de Barcelona. With deep water, a large turning basin and no height restrictions, the terminal has the capability to dock ships of up to 220,000tons and measuring up to 360m in length. The cruise centre is expecting more than 70 ship calls from now till March 2013. This translates into passenger traffic of more than 200,000.
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Located at Marina South next to the Marina South Pier. The S$500 million terminal is expected to grow the city's leisure cruise sector, cruise passenger numbers are expected to hit 1.5 million in three to five years. MBCCS will generate some 3,000 jobs in the tourism sector.
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Occupying 28,000 square metres, equivalent to three football fields, the MBCCS is designed as an architectural icon with the capability to accommodate some of the world's largest ships. The terminal features a spacious arrival and departure hall as well as a large ground transportation area (GTA) to ensure a smooth and seamless experience for passengers.
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Two new Learning Hubs, eight new Residential Halls, a new Graduate Hall and two additions to the academic buildings in NTU are in the pipeline at NTU’s Yunnan Garden campus in the next three years.
The Master Plan will see the university’s biggest physical transformation since 1991. Based on these plans, all LKCMedicine undergraduates are guaranteed on-campus accommodation. By 2015, the residential halls will provide an additional 5,000 residential places.
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The new residential halls are designed as an idyllic blend of eco-friendly residences, amidst lush greenery and tranquil waters, adding to the holistic educational experience for students. Ideas by students such as sports plazas, basketball courts and barbeque pits have been incorporated to enhance students’ residential living experience. The new halls will also include movable partitions for flexible configurations and easy access to power and Internet connection from outdoor areas such as gazebos.
The Master Plan also unveils a soon-to-be iconic building, the Learning Hub, conceived by renowned English designers Heatherwick Studio. The seven-storey centre will house 55 new-generation classrooms of the future, designed to support new pedagogies by promoting more interactive small group teaching and active learning. Envisaged as a 24-hour centre, it comes with a cafeteria, library and even a roof top garden for students to use in the evenings for various formal or informal activities such as group discussions and club activities.
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50 Nanyang Avenue
Tel: +65 656791174
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Leedon Residences sits on approximately 5 hectares of land. It’s freehold status located next to the Leedon Park Good Class Bungalow area ensures that this prestigious project brought to you by GuocoLand Limited is an upmarket classic residential project in a highly desirable area of Singapore.
Leedon Residences exclusiveness is ensured with most units luxuriously sized from 2100sqft up. Boasting a combination of sky suites and garden suites; both with private pools. And the ultimate indulgence, the 3 level penthouse units with it’s own personal dedicated private express lifts, private sky gardens and pool.
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Masterfully crafted by Chan Soo Khian, winner of the President’s Design Award 2006, the highly sought after principal designer of SCDA Architects, a multi-disciplinary practice founded on the principle of combining the constraints of each site and climate with a strong overall concept to fulfil your needs. His designs respond to climate and place, and strive for clarity, simplicity and integrity. Which is aligned to Leedon Residence’s desire to retain the beautiful, lush, foliage and dense landscape legacy left behind by the previous Leedon Heights.
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Leedon Residences design and architecture has intergrated the natural terrains and brought in the natural elements into each and every unit, to awaken your senses, allowing peace, serenity and calmness to greet you everyday. Extending out of your private oasis is an inviting lush 200 metre forest walk. Turning every corners, be surprised with intimate courtyard gardens and water courts. private dining pleasures await you at the dining Lounge with tastefully adorned Swarovski crystals. The club and gym facilities complete your entertainment experience.
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ARCHITECTURE |
25 October 2012 |
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A private family residence designed by K2LD Architects, situated on a uniquely shaped triangular plot, the Winged House frames the site with two prominent forms: the trapeziums. These forms open towards the main view at the back of the site where 3 existing majestic palms are, and of lush greenery. These embracing forms carve out and frame a middle garden for friendly and private gatherings.
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In response to the tropical climate context, the formal exploration took a turn from cutting openings from a pure trapezoid form to separating roof from form. The form draws from the understanding of traditional Malay architecture where the house itself is climatically responsive to bring you comfort. The form of the traditional Malay house is reinterpreted into folding trapeziums whilst keeping its climatic purpose of bringing in fresh air into its interior space. Elements such as the extended overhanging eaves and the double pitched roof are adopted into the form. The extended overhanging eaves are manifested in the form of extensive roof overhangs for the naturally ventilated spaces, which are enjoyed with much shelter and shade even during the seasonal heavy rain downpours.
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The traditional double pitched roof is translated into the separation and staggering of the roof form. This split of the roof achieved a play of light and shadows into the interior space. Spaces such as the double volume dining room, the 2nd storey passageway and the large patio are all celebrated with the overlapping split roof and its light play. This slot is further enhanced at night with concealed light fittings illuminating the split. The staggered roof form also creates for the possibility of the penetration of natural ventilation into the living spaces.
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Materiality is key to strengthening the relationship of the two winged forms, its space in-between and roof on roof. In the intermediate space between two forms is the main entrance foyer and living room which is flanked with two feature natural split granite walls, contrasting its heavy presence with the lightness of the roofs and vertical timber lines of the house. Timber is extensively used throughout the house, choosing a lighter species of timber (Burmese Teak) for the underside of the roofs versus the darker wood (Chengai) as the infill medium (ie: the sun-shading screens) to create a play of depth of the façade. The vertical timber screens not only help in providing shade from the harsh sun, but it helps blend the house with the lush vertical tree trunks of the surrounding greenery.
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NIGHTLIFE |
20 October 2012 |
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SuperTree by IndoChine is the latest release of The IndoChine Group. Strategically located at Gardens by the Bay, in the heart of Marina Bay.
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As the only establishment atop the SuperTree Grove, it is situated perfectly on the tallest structure, so you will be able to sip martinis and enjoy intimate dinners under the starlit skies. Choose between the world’s first alfresco rotating rooftop bar, or the fully air-conditioned lounge with a 360-degree, unobstructed view of the entire Gardens by the Bay on one side and the Singapore Central Business District on the other.
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To pay tribute to the Eastern and Western facing of the location, dishes served at SuperTree are a mixture of Indochinese, Western, and fusion dishes such as the lemongrass Kampong chicken, Wild mushroom risotto and crispy Pancetta, or their signature Goi Cuon with king salmon (Vietnamese fresh rice paper rolls).
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Renowned for its culinary excellence with a heart for personal well-being, SuperTree showcases a nutraceutical menu, serving food items containing health-giving additives. To keep to the promise of healthy tasty food, the dishes served consist of a large number of organic produce. The vegetables used are fresh eco-friendly produce from Bollywood Veggies and Kranji Countryside Association (KCA), free from pesticides and man-made fertilizers.
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The health-conscious practices are also extended to the beverage list, introducing healthy fresh juice concoctions, Eastern and Western-influenced cocktails made with fresh ingredients as well as martinis with a twist. Also, the premium section of the beverage list has a new additions such as premium sake and baÌijiuÌŒ (白酒) to the comprehensive beverage menu selections. You can pair your meal with your choice of beverages, cocktails, beers and wines.
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SuperTree by IndoChine has teamed up with internationally-renowned local celebrity architect Mink Tan to put Michael Ma’s innovative vision into reality, creating an urban, eco-utopia. MINK by Mink Tan has an accomplished diverse portfolio of projects that range across 5-star hotels, luxury residences, resorts and F&B outlets.
With their luxurious decor, nutraceutical and anti-oxidant food, SuperTree by IndoChine is the next iconic spot in Singapore.
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#03-01 Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive
Tel: +65 66948489 or e-mail: [email protected]
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Nestled in the heart of the Holland Village enclave is new lifestyle brand: MU Parlour.
The name stems from the legendary lost continent of MU, coined by 19th century traveller and writer Augustus Le Plongeon. MU also refers to the Japanese word “ç„¡” which means “nothing” reflected by the bare studio-like concept of the space.
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Stepping into the parlour invokes an Alice-in-Wonderland experience as you tunnel your way through an exposed red brick stairwell to find yourself greeted by a whole new whimsical world. MU is furnished with a capricious mishmash of furniture- wooden garden benches lie next to elaborate iron wrought chairs, a framed pop-culture poster suspends above an antique chest of dresser drawers. White-washed walls and ceilings coupled with hanging stage lights create a studio-like atmosphere that in turn draws your attention to the details of the furnishings.
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MU serves up an array of gourmet burgers that are made daily and never frozen. Bite into the No. 11 that’s packed with creamy chunks of avocado. Crisp iceberg lettuce, fresh onions and ripened tomatoes lend the burger a satisfying crunch and topped off with smokiness from sapid strips of bacon. Other highlights include the No. 29 with juicy Portobello mushroom and No. 2 that’s spiced with paprika and jalapenos. Each burger comes accompanied by a side of tangy California garlic fries for you to nosh on. Sweet endings come in the form of delectable pastries and tarts. Signature pastries include the Lemon Meringue Tart and Lemon and Hazelnut Praline Mousse.
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Picking your poison will be a great feat when faced with MU’s intriguing selection of cocktails. The Eugenia is made with a fragrant Hibiscus tea base complemented with tropical notes of passion fruit and grapefruit, the punch in the drink comes from generous shots of Tanqueray Ten and MU’s own homemade Limoncello.
MU is not just a café, neither a studio and nor a boutique. MU is about delivering a lifestyle for those who seek it. It is a sanctuary for the weary, inspiration to the uninspired, a blank canvas for the imaginative.
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16A Lorong Mambong
Tel: +65 64669336
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Turf City Shopping Mall has been turned into the The Grandstand spreading across almost two million square feet.
Nestled at the heart of Bukit Timah, The Grandstand is the perfect destination to while away the hours surrounded by fresh air, lush greenery and a discerning variety of lifestyle options. A place where families, friends and colleagues can gather to shop, dine, enjoy quality time together, or simply sit back and relax.
Experience the nearby retreat away from the hustle and bustle of the city, where winding down takes on a whole new dimension.
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The Grandstand, is positioned as a family and lifestyle destination with a good mix of F&B outlets, kids’ enrichment activities and other family oriented facilities, leveraging on its excellent location in an affluent neighbourhood, easy accessibility and ample car park facilities.
It is set to become the largest shopping and lifestyle hub within the prime Bukit Timah district. Re-inventing the Singapore shopping, dining and retail experience.
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The new destination already counts a variety of leading brands amongst its tenants, such as: Curry Garden, Pies & Coffee, Unique Seafood Market and Twelve Cupcakes.
Split into two distinctive parts: The South Grandstand which offers 6 levels of lifestyle options and The North Grandstand which comprises 7 levels with a tenant mix designed to provide a one-stop lifestyle experience that will cater all your needs.
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200 Turf Club Road
Tel: +65 64634610
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Discover the new ideal ideal destination to unwind from the daily rush: Paulaner at Clarke Quay.
Paulaner offers a unique mixture of bar, pub, restaurant, lounge, event place and beer garden under one roof. Their stylish, casual ambience creates a mood of comfort and cosiness, both indoor and outdoor without compromising its premium brand concept from Munich, Germany.
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Enter a unique journey experiencing authentic Bavarian specialties alongside freshly tapped Paulaner beer. Catering to all taste buds, Paulaner Clarke Quay carries 5 different draughts and not forgetting seasonal draughts periodically, making it a paradise for beer hunters. The bar also presents Paulaner beer cocktails which bring out amazing flavors to accommodate cocktail lovers.
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The style of cuisine is typically Bavarian. The menu consists of Munich specialties (Paulaner Classics) as well as popular international dishes and food trends. With over 40 dishes ranging from appetisers to desserts, the menu gives you a vast variety to choose from. Have a try at their tantalising desserts like the Wheat beer tiramisu, special recipe German apple strudel, bringing praises to the Executive Chef, Michael Strobl.
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The entertainment goes on with a resident live band, which makes it perfect to grow your nerves into the night while enjoying their range of food and drinks.
At the Paulaner Singapore Clarke Quay, centuries old traditions are given a modern twist and an unconventional blend to cater to both the locals and visitors. This aspiration applies to the entire concept, from furnishing and equipment to food selection, all the way to the fondly created atmosphere.
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# 01-12, Clarke Quay, 3B River Valley Road
Tel: +65 63380480
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ARCHITECTURE |
30 September 2012 |
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Comprising three residential colleges for 1,000 students, the campus balances the traditions of Yale with the cultural and climatic influences of Southeast Asia. Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects developed a contemporary architectural language of clear and inviting processional entrances, sun and rain-screened colonnades and roof forms with generous eaves.
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Set in a lush landscape, the 62,000-square-meter campus is comprised of courtyards punctuated by residential towers and a community of learning and social spaces. At its heart is a campus green flanked by academic and administrative buildings, including the learning commons, auditorium, sports hall, and an open-air, sheltered gathering place, the Agora.
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The signature gates of the Yale campus are reinterpreted with metalwork patterns inspired by Southeast Asian textiles.
At the main entrance, glass-enclosed stairwells and a colonnade are topped by an inward-sloping roof of grand scale. At the center of the roof is a square oculus, which sends a dramatic cascade of rainwater into a large circular reflecting pool below.
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The heart of the campus is a lush garden and arboretum with six heritage trees and an eco-pond that will capture and filter rainwater. At opposite sides of the central green space will be academic and administrative buildings to include a library, performance complex, science labs and sports center. The Learning Commons, which contains the library and a multi-media center, will be set on a slope to symbolize the pinnacle of knowledge.
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National University of Singapore, 21 Lower Kent Ridge Road
Tel: +65 66011000
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CULINARY |
11 September 2012 |
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Nestled amidst 15 acres of lush tropical gardens, Waterfall Cafe is a new dining destination at Shangri-La hotel. Within the eclectic, colonial interiors lies a treasure trove of fresh seasonal produce. Savour healthy yet creative dishes inspired by Mediterranean flavours.
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The wine list is unlike any other. Embark on a journey across the Mediterranean from the South of Spain to the coast of Lebanon. Or indulge in an extensive collection of sherries and grappas. For coffee lovers, baristas are trained to pull the perfect shot of Illy brew throughout the day.
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An exclusive private dining room fitted with a show kitchen is an ideal venue for cozy dinner parties, informal gatherings or culinary workshops.
Helmed by chef Stephane Cocu, who stands out with an illustrious track record from several Michelin-star restaurants in France and three Michelin-star Restaurant Daniel in the United States. He started his career in two-star Michelin restaurant, Grand Hôtel du Lion d'Or.
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Discover their signature dishes such as the fresh succulent Atlantic cod with barle risotto, pequillo peppers, Vadoucan emulsion or the crispy pancake, made from chickpea flour, topped with spicy tomato coulis, flavourful roasted vegetables, fresh herb salad and pesto.
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Level One Shangri-La Hotel, Garden Wing, 22 Orange Grove Road
Tel: +65 62134138 or e-mail: [email protected]
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The new 30km long Thomson MRT line will have 22 stations, six of them will be connected to all MRT lines and the upcoming Downtown Line (DTL).
It will be the sixth Mass Rapid Transit and the fourth fully automatic and driverless system line in Singapore. The whole line will be completely underground.
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Traveling from Sin Ming to Gardens by the Bay would apparently save 25 min of travelling time from the current 65 min for the journey.
It is one of four more rail systems to be built by 2020. The other three rail systems are the Circle Line, the Downtown Line, and the Eastern Region Line. Together, the four will extend the rail network from the current 138 km of track to 278 km by 2020. When completed, it will improve movement in the city centre, with a train station within every 400m on average, roughly equating a five minute walk. Its network density will rise from 31 km per million residents today to 51 km per million. This will surpass what Hong Kong and Tokyo have today and is comparable to current densities in places like New York and London.
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251 North Bridge Rd
Tel: +65 63311000
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HEALTH & BEAUTY |
20 August 2012 |
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The Spa Artisan by Asmara Spa recently opened in the heart of the Central Business District at The Fullerton Hotel.
The spa believes in the artistry and healing experience of the human touch. An atelier built on the artisanal qualities of heritage, knowledge, craft and skill, it is a new spa destination that combines the oasis of a garden spa with the heritage and history of The Fullerton Hotel.
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Coupled with the essence of natural and hand-made ingredients, the Spa Artisan celebrates the tradition of Asian spa treatments, elevated and delivered with a contemporary touch. Imagine being transported to the lush greenery and serenity of a meadow, pampered by the skilled hand-work of a true artisan. All these right in the heart of the city.
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Asmara is a spa management company that began in on Bintan Island in 1999 at the Nirwana Beach Resort providing simple massages in converted suite rooms. After developing the Mayang Sari Beach Resort into a charming resort spa, Asmara has since set up two more spas in Indonesia; The Club Med Bintan Spa and Asmara Spa at Ria Bintan Golf Resort. In addition, Asmara achieved five turnkey spas across China with the same unique Asmara theme and quality of services. In 2006, Asmara entered the Singapore market with Aramsa, The Garden Spa in Bishan Park 2 and has since won numerous awards and accolades for their management and design.
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Sincerity, warmth and hospitality are the traditional Asian values deeply rooted in their philosophy. Drawing from the therapeutic power of nature, they deliver an authentic experience that will lift up your body and mind, the moment you enter their garden.
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#01-13/14 The Fullerton Hotel, 1 Fullerton Square
Tel: +65 64231382 or e-mail: [email protected]
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Consisting of only 97 houses with 3 levels and a basement, a typical inter terrace unit sits on a land area of about 1600 sqft with a built up floor area of about 3,600 sqft. Select from a choice of 2 different architectural facades: Zen (pristine, minimalistic and zen outlook) or Cosmopolitan (greyish textured outlook). Inside, every house comes well furnished with fully equipped built-in kitchens and branded appliances. The developer has gone to great lengths to create a high quality of life for residents from the master planning stages down to energy-saving features and finishing of the residences.
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A good proportion of the site is designated as green area, providing you plenty of room to stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens and linear parks. Roads within the development are flanked with trees and lush greenery to create an inviting sense of arrival to the development.
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Haus @ Serangoon Garden is just minutes away to the renowned Serangoon Garden Circus where you can find a host of amenities such as Serangoon Gardens Country Club, new shopping mall myVillage, market, banking, leisure and popular avenues for dining and retail therapy. And with the Central Expressway and major roads close-by, other indulgences are easily within reach.
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Seventh Heaven was the first Singapore gourmet retail and events ice-cream company to offer customisation services and has now opened at Gardens by the Bay. It tailors premium ice creams to suit every whim.
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You will find 36 handcrafted ice creams flavours to choose from savoury gourmet ice cream bullion bars, 7 inch mud-pies, waffles, pancakes, brownies and other sweet treats, in other words, you will definitely find something that fills your craving.
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Stop for a piece of heaven between your visit from the Flower Dome to the Cloud Forest at Seventh Heaven. Be spoilt for choice with their delightful selection, including signatures like Lychee Martini, Seasalt Caramel, Passion Fruit, Black Sesame, Butterscotch and Pecan, as well as 8 exclusive floral flavours that are only available at Gardens by the Bay.
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay
Tel: +65 62277787 or email: [email protected]
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Get to the root of Singapore's diverse history and culture through the fascinating story of plants in the Heritage Gardens at Gardens by the Bay. Walk around the themed gardens and discover how plants are intricately linked to Singapore's culture.
The Heritage Gardens is a collection of four themed gardens that will take you through the history and culture of Singapore’s three main ethnic groups and colonial past.
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As you walk through each garden, discover the stories of the contribution from different ethnic groups towards Singapore’s formation. "The Kampong House", the Malay Garden, stresses the role of edible fruits and medicinal plants used by the local Malay population, while "Black and White", the Colonial Garden, covers issues like plant transportation and profitable crops that have shaped Singapore’s history and economy.
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Have you ever wondered why the British chose Singapore as a trading port, or how the indigenous Malays lived in pre-colonial Singapore? What is the connection between literature and poetry in China, or religion and reflection in India? Explore the Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Colonial-themed gardens and unearth the roots of Singapore's diverse history and culture through the fascinating story of plants.
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay
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The Lo & Behold Group re-opens its beloved Loof, Singapore’s first standalone rooftop bar located atop Odeon Towers in downtown CBD. The name Loof is a playful reference to the idiosyncrasies of local speech and culture. Going back to their roots, the new Loof is refreshed but maintains its cheeky and quirky character, but now comes with extra local flavour.
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Enjoy carefully crafted Southeast Asian inspired cocktails with bar food that have a local twist. Then take a trip down memory lane and purchase little gems of nostalgia at The Mama Shop. Bask in the cool shade of Loof’s urban garden. Take in the best view of Raffles Hotel.
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In the heart of the city, soak up infectious beats from their resident DJs KFC and Tyler Made. Get a weekly dose of ear candy every Thursday at “LOOFAPALOOZA” with DJ Uncle Johnny as he spins tribute indie and alternative beats from the 80s and 90s.
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The newest addition to Loof is The Mama Shop. The Singaporean precursor to the modern day convenience store, Mama shops were typically run by Indian Uncles (“Mama” in Tamil). A spin on the traditional, The Mama Shop’s hostess greets customers and sells knick-knacks and treats of yesteryear. Play Five Stones with your friends, crackle some pop rocks, or simply buy kitschy souvenir notebooks and mugs. There’s a little something for everyone, Singaporean, expat, tourist or business traveler.
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The cocktail and bar food menus both feature Singaporean elements and lots of local flavour. New Southeast Asian cocktail selections include five distinct drinks that are familiar yet unique.
Bandung Bloom, made with kalamansi juice, vodka, champagne and rose syrup is an updated tuck shop drink that takes you back to those school canteen days. The Singapore Sour plays on salty-sweet with sour plum, kalamansi juice and vodka. All drinks are made with the freshest quality ingredients, including herbs freshly plucked from our own mint, basil, lime and lemongrass plants.
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The architects behind the new Loof are Marc Webb and Naoko Takenouchi of Takenouchi Webb. Featured throughout are signature shingle patterned tiles adorning the walls, trellis and backdrop to the bar which brings a quirky, eclectic and playful aesthetic.
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Equally dominant is the ample greenery and foliage, a testament to the Group’s organic growth over the past seven years and a nod to Singapore’s tropical flora. The four large trees remain a focal point, now surrounded by creepers, hanging plants, and a green wall, truly making Loof an urban sanctuary.
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#03-07 Odeon Towers Extension Rooftop, 331 North Bridge Road
Tel: +65 63388035 or email: [email protected]
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Jin Shan is Marina Bay Sands newest restaurant to open. Step into a world where culinary art reaches its peak in austere Asian fashion. Savour international Chinese cuisine prepared by world-class chefs. Featuring a delicate spread of authentic Cantonese, Hunan and Sichuan dishes.
You’ll find a different interior for every appetite: the main dining hall, for roundtable celebrations, the lantern room; offers a unique ambience for a semi-private dining, four VIP rooms; Orchid, Plum Blossom, Bamboo and Chrysanthemum, tastefully designed and accented for times, when privacy is a must and finally Garden pavilion; for dining in hushed Chinese pavilions to the gentle sounds of water trickling by under the quiet moonlight.
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Dressing Jin Shan’s walls are original artworks by famed Chinese painter, Professor Lin Xiang Xiong. Depicting scenes of Kampong village community in bold calligraphy brush strokes.
Master Chef Huang Ching Biao, with 43 years of experience, is one of the most highly regarded Chinese chefs in the world. Having personally served in Taiwan presidential kitchen for royalty, presidents, high-ranking officials and the elite.
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On the menu: Jin Shan Prosperity bowl: an exquisite arrangement of the finest ingredients including abalone shark’s cartilage and premium fish maw served in a crafted jade bowl. Superior sharks fin with Sharks bone soup: The shark’s fin quality is defined by the character of its fins, which need to be thick, golden and translucent. Double-boiled Bird’s nest in coconut: a nourishing tradition. High-quality bird’s nest double-boiled for flavor and served in a young coconut husk.
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L1-05 Hotel Lobby, Tower 2 Marina Bay Sands Hotel, 1 Bayfront Avenue
Tel: +65 66887733 or e-mail: [email protected]
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Sky Habitat’s lineage begins with a world renown residential development in Montreal, Canada, named Habitat 67.
Habitat 67 is widely regarded as both a residential and an architectural landmark that “re-defined urban living.”
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Sky Habitat was concevied by Moshe Safdie,the architect behind Singapore’s iconic Marina Bay Sands Resorts.
He managed to make an apartment in a high-rise structure into what connotes a “house.” A “house” with its own identity, openness in a variety of orientations, and personal garden space set.
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Each unit has a private garden or outdoor space that opens up to the sky.
In other words, a house with all the conveniences and connectivity of a condominium, adapted for families, young couples, or singles.
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Developer : Bishan Residential Development Pte Ltd
14 Bishan Street
Tel : +65 68266800 or e-mail: [email protected]
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CULINARY |
28 November 2011 |
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Gardens by the Bay has recently announced the operators for three of its food and beverage (F&B) outlets in the Bay South Garden.
The successful tenders for the three F&B spaces – a casual dining area at the Supertree Grove, a restaurant in the Flower Dome, and Satay by the Bay – were selected to offer visitors a wide range of dining options. They are part of the 13 F&B spaces that have been planned for the 54-hectare Bay South Garden. Up to eight of the F&B spaces are expected to be operational when Bay South officially opens in June 2012.
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Gardens by the Bay is dedicated to all Singaporeans to enjoy with their families and friends. The operators selected to run Satay by the Bay, the Supertree Grove casual dining space and the Flower Dome restaurant offer a variety of dining options that will appeal to the diverse tastes and budgets of their visitors. Their aim for the 13 F&B spaces is to cater to every layer of the community. Whether it's a family gathering over a weekend lunch, a business meeting, or simply relaxing with friends, there is something for everyone in this People's Garden.
Reminiscent of the old Satay Club, Satay by the Bay will comprise over 20 food stalls set beneath canopies of green roofs with natural ventilation from the waterfront. Diners can look forward to affordable local delights at this 2,000 sq m mass casual dining space operated by Planar One & Associates.
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Located by the Supertree Grove, this five-unit casual dining space looks out to the main cluster of Supertrees in the Gardens. Managed by Select Group, it will offer visitors an affordable menu of local and international cuisines from popular eateries including Peach Garden Noodle House, Hill Street Coffee Shop and Texas Fried Chicken.
The Supertree Grove casual dining space has presented them with the opportunity to be a part of one of Asia's most unique urban gardens. Their concept and menus will appeal to a broad range of diners including families and the lunch-time crowd from the Central Business District.
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Nestled amidst the Mediterranean garden environment of the Flower Dome, Pollen will serve modern European cuisine. It will be managed by JC Tapas Bar Pte Ltd, who will be bringing on board renowned Chef Jason Atherton, owner of Michelin-starred Pollen Street Social in London and Table No. 1 in Shanghai, as Chef Director.
Their menu of Mediterranean-influenced modern European cuisine draws inspiration from the Flower Dome and will appeal to discerning diners seeking fine quality food in a beautiful and intimate location. The business crowd, families and tour groups will enjoy an affordably priced day-time menu, while the sophistication of their dinner menu will appeal to those seeking a gastronomic experience in an unrivalled setting.
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Gardens By The Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive
Tel: +65 64717808
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ARCHITECTURE |
10 November 2011 |
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CapitaLand Residential Singapore and Mitsubishi Estate Asia Pte. Ltd. MEA jointly unveiled their upcoming condominium at Bishan Central recently, which will be designed by renowned international architect Moshe Safdie as a distinctive example of new urban living. Located on a 11,997-squaremetre (129,137 square feet) site in the heart of Bishan Central, one of Singapore’s choice residential areas, the condominium will comprise approximately 500 apartments across two 38-storey towers.
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Moshe Safdie has introduced a strong and distinctive stepping form for the condominium, moving past the traditional approach of deploying individual towers to create a three-dimensional matrix of homes, private terraces and public gardens. His design provides for lush vertical greenery, optimal orientation relative to the sun, naturally ventilated units, and generous views.
Instead of independent towers, the condominium’s two towers are linked by three bridging “sky gardens”. This offers opportunities for commonly shared garden and leisure spaces, while giving rise to an overall mass that is porous and open. This non-traditional approach allows air to breeze through and sunlight to penetrate, while maximising views for families and for the community spaces. Residents on the towers’ upper floors will be able to enjoy breathtaking views of the lush greenery of Bishan Park. At ground level, 70% of the site area will be developed into a series of lush gardens, outdoor event rooms, swimming pools, and walking paths for residents to enjoy their leisure hours.
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Mr Safdie added: “While providing an unprecedented quality of life, mitigating a sense of density and concentration and maximising contact with nature, the complex also results in a village-like clustering of residential units, echoing hillside developments and the integration of architecture and plant life into a singular experience. Carefully-considered design features have greatly expanded family and community space amenities, in part by providing generous community gardens and outdoor spaces on the ground and in the air as well as individual penthouse-like roof terraces and gardens for more than one-third of the individual residences.”
CapitaLand Residential Singapore acquired the site at Bishan Central for S$550.1 million through a government land sales tender in February 2011. CapitaLand Residential Singapore holds a 75% equity stake in the project while MEA, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd. (“MEC”), holds the remaining 25% equity stake. CapitaLand will be the lead development manager for the project, responsible for the full spectrum of sales and marketing, product design and development, and project management.
Design and development works are in progress and the condominium is targeted to be launched for sale in the first half of 2012. Temporary Occupation Permit for the condominium is expected to be obtained in 2015.
Unit Types and Facilities: Buyers will have a choice of apartment types, namely one-bedroom-plus-study, two-bedroom, two-bedroom-plus-study, three-bedroom and four-bedroom units. The units range from approximately 680 square feet to 3,000 square feet in size. Residents will enjoy a full suite of recreational facilities, including a 50-metre lap pool, leisure pools, children’s pool, play areas, a tennis court, barbeque pits, function rooms, karaoke rooms and a gymnasium.
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Accessibility: The condominium is located is a five-minute walk to the Bishan transportation hub comprising the Bishan bus interchange and Bishan MRT interchange station (North- South Line and Circle Line). It is close to retail, entertainment and recreational facilities such as Junction 8 shopping mall and Bishan Park, as well as reputable local and international schools like "Raffles Institution" (www.ri.edu.sg), Catholic High School, the Australian International School and Stamford American International School.
Bishan Central
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ARCHITECTURE |
29 July 2011 |
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The PAROS Sentosa Cove is designed by Design Collective Architects. In a context where each house tries to out-do the previous with newer technology, materials and exotic finishes, the philosophy of PAROS was to undo all of the above.
PAROS was to provide the break in the monotony of what was becoming of the common streetscape of closely constructed single residential homes.
There was a conscious attempt to create and to hide architecture. The dwelling space was created by means of peeling the earth up and tucking beneath.
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The space created would open out towards the back of the plot overlooking the waterfront and close off and disappear along the front driveway.
Only a blank white wall signifies the presence of a building within the place.
The entire roof of the house seems to rise from the earth, taking along what was the original garden with it onto the rooftop. The roof top garden is accessible from the master bedroom.
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SPORTS & RECREATION |
9 June 2011 |
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Residents in Woodlands will soon be able to admire the night sky in the comfort of their neighbourhood Community Club (CC). Slated for completion in the first quarter of 2012, the new Admiral Garden CC will be the first ever CC to house an observatory for residents with a keen interest in astronomy.
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The observatory deck at the CC, which will be shaped like a globe, will be an iconic landmark for Woodlands residents. The interior design of the CC also centres on a cosmology theme. Residents can look forward to new facilities such as seminar rooms, a culinary studio, karaoke room, exhibition corners, a rooftop garden and an observatory briefing room.
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There are also plans to hold cultural courses such as tea appreciation and wine tasting amidst the lush greenery of the rooftop garden and science and astronomy exhibitions. The new CC will serve as a focal point for residents from all ages and backgrounds to come together, get to know each other and build social bonds within the community.
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649 Woodlands Ring Road
Tel: +65 63662218
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Located in Watten Estate, one of Singapore's most prestigious neighbourhoods, 10 Shelford offers 69 freehold residential units of various floor layouts of 1 bedroom apartments as well as 1 & 1+1 bedroom penthouse units.
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A home at 10 Shelford offers you more than just a prestigious address. 10 Shelford is the ticket to a relaxed yet sophisticated lifestyle for discerning individuals who appreciate the finer things in life. An exclusive development with lavish units await you in the central part of Singapore.
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10 Shelford is nestled in the heart of Bukit Timah, a charming neighbourhood that is steeped in history and quickly redefining itself as a magnet for the young and the young-at-heart.
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With a multitude of entertainment options, including shopping, dining and social spots, scattered throughout the area, you will never be stumped for something to do. Some of the best schools in Singapore are just a short walk or drive away while the tranquillity of the nearby beach offers peace of mind after a hard day at the office.
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10 Shelford Road
Tel: +65 90667017
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The Water Edge is located directly opposite Dakota MRT station making accessibility easy and convenient. Also in close proximity is the Geylang Park Connector, extending from Tanjong Rhu Promenade to Geylang Lor 40. Exhilarating facilities such as a public 4m wide cycling and jogging track, shelters, and fitness corners along the park connector are on hand.
Upon completion, The Water Edge will benefit immensely from the Geylang River revitalization programme through the Active, Beautiful, Clean (ABC) Waters scheme. Signature Songket style landscape designs and rain gardens showcasing breath-taking water sculptures will provide a play feature for children and bring residents closer to the enchantment of water living.
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The Water Edge boasts 98 studio apartments. Built on Freehold land, it is the ultimate home that complements a city edge lifestyle and a truly valuable asset for many years to come. At this develoment, you can enjoy total serenity with inspiring views of the riverbank.
The lustrous and chic architecture of The Water Edge evokes modernity to the maximum - making it a worthy and attractive investment. In this impeccable home with heavenly delights, you can entertain yourself and friend at the BBQ area or enjoy the outdoor exercise zones, where lush landscapes and high ceilings are prevalent. Uncompromised quality and contemporary finishes define this stunning property, where form and function exist in harmony.
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8 Geylang Lorong 38
Tel: +65 61008090
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Verdana Villas are Cluster Houses located at Lorong Chuan (Serangoon Gardens) in District 19, Singapore.
Verdana Villas consists of 54 Premium Strata Semi-Detached Villas (5-Bedrooms) and 2 Exclusive Bungalow Villas (6-Bedrooms). Uber design finesse embraced in the most coveted and renowned brands.
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Facilities Include: Private Basement Carpark, Private Lift and Private Swimming Pool, Sunken Bamboo Grove with Water Steam, Spacious Gynmasium and Steam Bath, Poolside Garden Deck on a sprawling ground exceeding 100,000 sq ft.
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Well Sought After by the Rich and Famous, Verdana Villas is a True Embodiment of the High Living Society. There are a number of popular schools, eateries, recreational clubs anf the Central Expressway close-by.
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1 - 111 Grace Walk
Tel: +65 82009191
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Mandai Orchid Garden as we know it will be no more as it has to move from its current location. It will be moving to Kranji by the middle of this year
The 60-year old garden is one of the oldest in South East Asia. The 4ha garden has some 50,000 orchid plants comprising over 100 varieties. However, the move will not be as big as the size indicates: because the new site for the garden, just 0.8ha will be able to house only 5,000 of the orchids, a 10th of the collection.
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The Garden's Mandai space will make way for the expansion of the Singapore Zoo and Night Safari. And due to land space constraints at the new place, Mandai Gardens has sold some of its plants to the Shangri-La Group and Singapore Botanical Gardens. It has also offered some orchid plants for sale to the Singapore Island Country Club.
Mandai Orchid Garden was started in 1951 by the late John Laycock, a founder of the Orchid Society of Southeast Asia (OSSEA), and continued under him until his death in 1960. He purchased five acres of land on which to grow his ever-increasing collection of orchids. He leased a further five acres of land for commercial cut flower growing, this land and more forms the Mandai Orchid Garden today.
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Since 1961, Mandai Orchid Garden has been recognised by the Singapore Tourism Board as a tourist attraction. The Garden is internationally known and attracts up to 200,000 visitors yearly. One of the main highlights of the garden is our showcasing of how orchids were cultivated in the olden days; that is grown on open beds on the ground. A number of plants from John Laycock's original collection are still maintained, though many were lost during World War II.
A wide variety of orchids are displayed in massed beds out in the open. The sloping hillside on which the beds are laid out is a stunning view to behold when the plants are in full bloom.
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The attraction of the garden has grown eclectically to include the famous Water Garden, organic herb and spice enclosure, a fruit orchard, and a hydroculture plant tour and propagation garden. We hope that as many of these amazing features can be replicated at the smaller new site in Kranji.
Tel: +65 62691036 or email: [email protected]
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ARCHITECTURE |
23 March 2011 |
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World renowned firm Zaha Hadid Architects signature sensuous style is written all over one of its latest projects, a pair of luxurious garden-filled homes called Nassim Villas. Currently under construction on a lot that diagonally faces the Singapore Botanical Gardens, the modern structures are tied seamlessly into the hilly landscape thanks to a series of terraces and ramps. An innovative cantilever adds to the drama of the design by extending the topography into the sky, while also reducing sun exposure at the western façade and doubling as a rooftop terrace.
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While curvy and glossy in design, the low-lying villas seem to blend effortlessly into the greenery that surrounds them. Tall tropical hardwood trees flank the estate, allowing it to melt into the plot of land even more. The meandering paths and ramps that connect the spaces dip down to a garage at the lowest level and then up to a peaceful pool and finally to the homes themselves.
The interiors have the same fluid lines that the exteriors do, and have sloped floor to ceiling windows for daylight. Just like the curvy levels outside, some rooms within the home dip down to create nooks for other rooms. Zaha Hadid known for two decades as the visionary of architecture has in the past few years cemented her reputation as the world’s foremost architect and the rare few who are genuinely practicing at the forefront of the architecture advant garde. Her buildings sweep you up and astound you with their fluid theatrics, daring sculptural poise and inventive spatial experience.
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In Nassim Villas, Zaha Hadid gives her trademark sensuous and seamless design to lush tropical greenery; and brings her cutting-edge technological explorations to the construction of luxurious living. Flanked by huge luscious tropical hardwood trees on either sides and diagonally facing the Singapore Botanical gardens sits one of the most breathtaking and desirable sites in Singapore. The intention of this design is to mimic the landscape, allow the architecture to be part of it, thereby accentuating the locale and its prominence.
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Taking lead from the hilly terrain, a series of deliberate terracing and ramps are employed to usher the landscape into the heart of the villas. The groundscape weaves the site into the building and in doing so, affords an intimate interaction between the garden and the home. The form of the villas is designed to meld with the dynamism of the topography and coalesce into the landscape. Compositionally, there are two adjacent and overlapping volumes in each villa, forming the basis of the division of social and familial programs yet allowing these programs to progress fluently into one another.
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With a singular and fluent stroke, a dramatic cantilever extends the topography into the sky; as well as reducing sun exposure at the western façade. The cantilever doubles as a rooftop terrace, wherein one can soak in an elevated and unobstructed view of the botanical gardens. The roof then drapes supplely down on its sides, touching the ground, embracing and sheltering the spaces within.
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Maximum frontage to the botanical gardens is designed, resulting in a deliberately public face and a landmark that becomes not just an abode but a showcase for living.
In order to express the fluidity of the design, malleable materials will be used to craft the form and the groundscape. Construction materials for the exterior structure under consideration are Cast Aluminium and Fibre-Reinforced concrete while Fibre-Reinforced Plastic, corian are being proposed for interior elements and glazing.
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New Release of Loft units available for sale now.
Nestled in the idyllic Bukit Timah district, Jardin is a freehold development, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Jardin is mere minutes away from top academic institutions, shopping centres and nature spots such as the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. Orchard Road is easily accessible via Pan Island Expressway, a short drive away.
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At Jardin, the vertical gardens stretch into the sky. French-themed garden terraces at alternate levels clothe the building façade. Jardin’s vertical green veil is the perfect complement to the lush streetscape of Dunearn Road.
The Japanese garden concept of Shakkei (borrowed scenery) extends the garden experience of Jardin beyond its development. Jardin overlooks Gardenvista with a view of extensive green and the pool.
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The Garden of Pleasures, Jardin’s ‘pavilion-style’ roof-top club offers recreational facilities such as infinity pool, aqua gym, reading pavilion, alfresco café, function pavilion and the elemental spa. In a garden setting and with the use of natural elements in treatments and design, the elemental spa offers the definitive spa experience.
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This is living in a sky garden home, the lifestyle at Jardin.
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968 Dunearn Road
Tel: +65 65348000
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EtonHouse is headquartered in Singapore with 35 schools spread across Singapore, China, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Korea and Japan. Together these schools provide high quality international education to over 3000 children across 54 different nationalities. Their 1st International Pre-School with a Research Centre has recently opened on Mountbatten Road.
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At EtonHouse, they believe education is the cornerstone of a successful and fulfilling life. Knowledge and skills provide the framework through which both children and adults see their world. At EtonHouse they also understand that the environment plays a vital role in developing a happy, confident and resourceful child. They therefore lay great emphasis on creating a carefully planned and well resourced environment that is warm, welcoming and engaging.
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EtonHouse International Schools and Pre-schools offer an academically rigorous education where children are encouraged to become critical thinkers and lifelong learners through an international, inquiry-based programme. They provide stimulating learning experiences focused on the strengths and needs of individuals. This encourages each child to reach their full potential – academically, socially, emotionally and physically.
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EtonHouse fosters a love of learning and provides children with the skills they need to be adaptable and flexible in a rapidly changing world. In their schools, each child is known, encouraged and supported by all staff. Parents are welcome in their school and they highly value and encourage partnership between home and school.
Housed in two newly renovated bungalows, Mountbatten 718, the newest EtonHouse pre-school in Singapore will offer a unique programme for children aged 18 months to 6 years within an international pre-school environment. The pre-school is built over a land area of 6050 suare metres and a built-up area of 1250 square metres.
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The pre-school has sensory gardens (scented planting areas; texture gardens) as well as a children's kitchen, vegetable garden; water course, digging and construction areas, a large and well-equipped library and engagging and well-resourced classrooms. We have also imported a range of mobile climbing equipment from Australia. This can be used very flexibly and ensures our teachers can plan for a variety of different climbing and co-ordination challenges.
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PROPERTY |
22 February 2011 |
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The Peak at Cairnhill I, stands at a towering height of 15 storeys of 52 units lolcated at 51 Cairnhill Circle off Orchard Road. Provides downtown city lifestyle in luxurious and modern home located in the heart of prime district 9 where Orchard Road is just right at your door step.The one and only address that you would ever remember fondly of and return devotedly to.
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Developer- TG Developement & TEE Developement
TOP- 2015
Site Area- 976.84 sqm / 10,514 sqft
Tenure- Freehold
Total units- 52
No. of storey- 15
District- district 9
Facility (Recreational) - Sky Terrace on 14th Floor
Lap Pool (15m x 2m) Gymnasium ,Lounge Deck, Tranquil Garden, Water Jet Pool, Function Room ,Steam Room, Jacuzzi Cabana, Landscape Garden, BBQ Pavilion,Sun Deck
Type 1 bedroom+ study- 527, 592, 678, 689, 926, 1001sqft / Type Penthouse 2 bedroom- 1797, 1991sqft
51 Cairnhill Circle
Tel: +65 61009989
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Once you experience the history and charm of Serangoon Gardens, you’ll understand why people have developed such a close bond with this estate. You can find almost everything you need in this little corner of Singapore – with a dash of personality thrown in.
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Soulless malls don’t belong in Serangoon Garden, and myVillage will be anything but. Marrying light-hearted nostalgia and modern convenience, it will be a place where people can buy daily essentials, pamper themselves, unwind and bond with their loved ones.
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SPORTS & RECREATION |
9 February 2011 |
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The much awaited SkyGarden, on the roof level of nex, has opened. Occupying a floor area of some 10,000sq ft, the SkyGarden consists of: Kidz Play, a children’s playground with both wet and dry play areas; K9 Park, the first and only dog park to be incorporated into a mall; and 10 establishments that will set to make nex a hub for learning and child development, and even a haven for parents.
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For pets and their owners, the SkyGarden offers K9 Park, The Pet Safari and Doggiestyle Café. K9 Park, is Singapore’s first and only dog park incorporated into a mall. It was thoughtfully designed to have two separate play areas - one for big dogs and another for small dogs, in order to keep the canines safe from each other. The Pet Safari is a pet shopping mall that brings the best vets, pet groomers, products and services under one roof – and the only enclosed shopping area in Singapore that allows owners to shop freely with their pets. Doggiestyle Café, meantime, is a café-cum-dog day care centre that allows pets to dine with their owners.
Aside from housing pet-friendly establishments, the SkyGarden, is a delight to parents with young kids. The SkyGarden at
nex will have 5 educational outlets: Aspire Hub Education, which takes a comprehensive approach in helping students cope with their academic challenges; Baby Spa, which offers swimming exercises and massage to stimulate babies’ physical growth and mental development; Brillionaire Kids, which works closely with parents to bring out the best in their children; CS Montessori Learning Centre, which offers a broad-based curriculum to encourage the development of multiple intelligence in children; and The Ballet and Music Company, which offers ballet, dance and music courses for all ages. The learning hub at nex will be completed with the National Public Library that will open in March.
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The SkyGarden also has something for the parents and pet owners. After they have left their little ones in good hands in any of the abovementioned establishments, the adults can take their much-deserved break and indulge themselves at Young & Slim Beauty Bar, which offers innovative skin & body care products and treatments from Japan or shop at the soon to be opened King & King Wong, a lifestyle and home furnishing store.
Pet owners bringing their dogs to the K9 Park may only access the Park through a specially designated pet lift, so as not to cause any inconvenience for other shoppers. Dogs are strictly not allowed in other areas of the mall.
Kidz Play and K9 Park are open from 11am to 9pm daily. The SkyGarden however follows the malls operating hours (10.30 am to 10.30 pm).
23 Serangoon Central Nex, Level 4
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Treelodge@Punggol (previously known as Treetops@Punggol) is Singapore’s First Green Mark Platinum Award Public Housing Project and 3 years after its launch it is now successfully completed. Located in Punggol New Town, at the junction of Punggol Road, Punggol Drive and Punggol Place, Treelodge@Punggol is just a few minutes’ walk from the future Town Centre, Punggol MRT/LRT Station station and the Punggol Bus Interchange.
Treelodge@Punggol consists of 712 units of Premium flats housed in seven 16-storey residential blocks. There are 98 units of 3-room flats, 600 units of 4-room flats and 14 units of 5-room loft units. Unique to this Eco-Precinct is the 5-room loft unit which features a double-volume living room and an open terrace that can be converted into a sky garden.
Treelodge@Punggol is also home to HDB’s one millionth flat. This is a significant milestone for HDB since its formation on 1 Feb 1960. Given that over 80% of Singaporeans live in public housing, HDB has a major role to play in promoting sustainable development in the industry. Over the years, HDB has been proactively promoting environmental sustainability by testing green technologies and innovations in its building developments. The eco-precinct is a pilot project to demonstrate that innovation and sustainable development can be both practical and cost-effective. The eco-precinct seeks to attain lower maintenance cost while achieving various environmental objectives. In addition, the precinct will also enable the community to experience a distinctive eco-lifestyle.
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Some of Treelodge@Punggol's distinctive eco-features include the following:
Solar panels to tap on clean energy which will power the lighting for the common areas;
A dedicated recyclable refuse chute at each block to encourage recycling;
A first for an HDB precinct in Singapore, there is a 650-metre long tree-lined pathway that circles the development. Residents can look forward to jogging or taking leisurely walks in a lush environment;
A 'Car Sharing Scheme' will be introduced to provide residents with access to a fleet of cars, which also include hybrid cars; and
There are cool walls and greening on roof decks, which help to lower ambient temperature. The buildings are also designed to face the prevailing wind direction. This reduces the need for air-conditioning, which will help residents save on electricity bills.
Treelodge@Punggol was also recently awarded the Chicago Athenaeum’s Green GOOD Design Award 2010. Jointly organized by The European Center for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, this award recognizes the importance of sustainable design.
Thousands of entries were received from over 46 nations. The winning entries were judged by members of The European Center’s International Advisory Committee, who are worldwide leaders in the design industry. Besides Treelodge@Punggol, Gardens by the Bay and The Solaris were the other winning recipients from Singapore.
305A, 305B, 306A to 306D Punggol West
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ATTRACTIONS |
12 January 2011 |
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From end Jan 2011, guests can travel into Sentosa on foot via the Sentosa Boardwalk. It’s a leisurely stroll from VivoCity Shopping Mall’s waterfront promenade, made easy by two-way canopy-covered travellators. Guests are encouraged to leave their cars behind on mainland Singapore and take the MRT to HarbourFront station at VivoCity Shopping Mall, before making their way to the Sentosa Boardwalk.
The latest additional mode of access into Sentosa, the Sentosa Boardwalk is set to excite with a new dimension of the Sentosa Experience, while enhancing the seamless accessibility and connectivity between the island and the mainland.
The iconic gateway is also the first garden-themed boardwalk in Southeast Asia to feature tropical landscapes which are indigenous to Singapore. In addition to enjoying the lush greenery, witness a panoramic view of the bay as you travel on foot in the comfort of canopy-covered travellators before arriving at the Sentosa Visitor Centre.
The latest additional mode of access into Sentosa, the Sentosa Boardwalk is set to excite with a new dimension of the Sentosa Experience, while enhancing the seamless accessibility and connectivity between the island and the mainland and will be lined with retail and food and beverage outlets.
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The iconic gateway is also the first garden-themed boardwalk in Southeast Asia to feature tropical landscapes which are indigenous to Singapore. In addition to enjoying the lush greenery, witness a panoramic view of the bay as you travel on foot in the comfort of canopy-covered travellators before arriving at the Sentosa Visitor Centre.
Design proposal for a 620-metre long public pedestrian boardwalk complete with commercial infrastructure between mainland Singapore and the new integrated resort at Sentosa island. The design brief called for a network of covered travellators as a 'fast-track' mode of transport across the waterway, and this key feature is integrated into the overall development by introducing a continuous canopy with a flowing silhouette facilitating natural cross-ventilation. A service corridor tucked beneath the travellator platform effectively screens off the back-of-house from public view.
It will also feature five different themed gardens, from mangrove, rock garden, terrain and hill, coastal flora to rainforest. Work on this $70-million structure is expected to be completed by the end of January.
Sentosa Island Gateway
Tel: 1800-SENTOSA (736-8672)
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The Queenstown estate will get its landscape rejuvenated and even more park-like features. Rain gardens, an eco-corridor that makes the most of mature trees and the byways of a nondescript canal transformed into a pedestrian promenade featuring water and greenery. This elaborate landscaping will be part of the rejuvenation of the now sleepy Dawson Housing Board (HDB) estate in Queenstown.
Details about the landscaping were unveiled at the recent groundbreaking ceremony for two new 40-storey housing blocks in the estate, both designed by local award-winning firms. They are SkyVille@ Dawson by Woha and SkyTerrace@Dawson by SCDA Architects. The projects were launched last December and are expected to be ready by 2015.
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Features of the plan include transforming Alexandra Canal to make it more aesthetically pleasing, and intensive greening along Dawson Road, so that there is continuous shading for pedestrians and cyclists who use this road. The HDB appointed Cicada, a local award- winning landscape architecture firm, to design it. These plots are similar to dry ponds, which fill up only after it rains. Plants in these gardens will filter out dirt in the water before the water enters the Alexandra Canal.
As for the eco-corridor, it will be converted from a section of Margaret Drive. Mature trees here will be kept as they will help provide shade and retain urban biodiversity. A water body will also run along this corridor and residents can get close to it. The estate already has some green features in place, such as the Alexandra Canal Linear Park, which was opened by Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew in 2007. The park, which connects Tanglin Road to Commonwealth Avenue, was built over part of the canal.
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PROPERTY |
30 November 2010 |
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The Glyndebourne is comprised of eight 5-storey residential towers in District 11 on a plot that is currently occupied by the Copthorne Orchid Hotel Singapore. The plot has an area of 180,000 sq ft and is a five-minute drive to Orchard Road and within walking distance to the planned Botanic Gardens and Stevens Road MRT Station, which are scheduled to be completed in 2015. |
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Show Suite is at Copthorne Orchid Hotel, Level 6
Tel: +65 62525567 |
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PROPERTY |
26 November 2010 |
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A consortium led by developer CapitaLand has unveiled a new development on the site of the former Farrer Court called d'Leedon. The new condominium along Farrer Road will have 1,715 units built on the 840,049-square-foot site. They comprise 1,703 apartments in seven 36-storey residential towers and 12 exclusive semi-detached houses.
CapitaLand says the residential towers occupy only 22 percent of the site, freeing up a landscaped area of over 650,000 square feet dedicated to greenery and recreational facilities.
The first preview sales to former owners of Farrer Court will be held at the end of November followed by the public launch. This first launch will be for 200 choice units located across all floors in two residential towers, with unit types ranging from one-bedroom-and-study to four-bedroom units. The average price of the units is S$1,680 per square foot.
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d'Leedon also features a cluster of 80 units specially designed to be elderly-friendly. d’Leedon is a short walk to the upcoming Farrer Road MRT station. Nearby recreational facilities includes the Singapore Botanic Garden and Bougainvillea Park. Residents can get their necessities at the Empress Road Market and Food Centre or at the shopping centres close by. There is a string of shops, restaurants, and eating establishments at Holland Village, which is in close proximity. Getting to the CBD takes about 15 minutes drive, whereas Orchard Road is a mere 5-minutes drive along Holland Road.
Farrer Road/King’s Road/Leedon Heights (District 10)
Tel: +65 84991011
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NIGHTLIFE |
24 November 2010 |
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The Prince of Wales Backpacker Pub has just opened on the Boat Quay Waterfront. With 42 beds, Mexican Taco Bar restaurant, waterfront beer garden, and Grand Ridge Brewery draught beers, The POW is the only accommodation facility at Boat Quay, um, er, besides the Fullerton Hotel.
For the backpackers:
The PoW provides dorms at $25 p/night. You get FREE breakfast (2 eggs, 2 toast, unlimited coffee/tea, butter, marmalade, marmite & fresh fruit), internet, WiFi, bed linen, & gym lockers. The Dorm air-conditoning is turned on between 9pm to 9am. They have airport security lockers at $1 per use, Washing machine (10kg) at $3 per use and dryer at $2 per use. They give you discounted XXXX Lager bottles at $5 a bottle and your tenth beer FREE!
In return, NO outside alcohol or food is allowed into the Pub, Beer Garden or Hostel.
They think this is fair and reasonable. The PoW is a "Pub with a hostel"
Tel: +65 6392 3365 or email: [email protected]
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HEALTH & BEAUTY |
27 October 2010 |
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This newly refurbished Health Club & Spa houses a spectrum of facilities with first-class service and enjoys a central location in the garden city of Singapore. Work out at a gymnasium, outfitted with the latest fitness equipment, overlooking the verdant greenery of a rooftop garden with its 30-metre pool. Separate male and female lockers, steam bath, sauna, whirlpool and chill-out lounges provide the ultimate in relaxation. While the Spa offers a variety of massage, nail services and therapeutic treatments in four serene suites, the Hair Salon provides hair services to complete the look. |
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For the outdoor nature-lover, simply brisk-walk or jog to the nearby Botanic Gardens where lush tropical foliage abound. Year-long memberships are open to the public and are available at S$1800. Traders Hotel, 1A Cuscaden Road Tel: +65 67382222 or email: [email protected] |
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Floridian is a premier freehold development with a coastal Miami theme & 336 luxurious units. Its verdant landscape offers a lush yet contemporary setting for strolls, picnics on lawns & even a long jog through the various-themed gardens interweaved into the grounds as part of the holistic, wellness & lifestyle concept of Floridian. Located along the prime Bukit Timah Road, Floridian is surrounded by famed local & international educational schools. The nearby Bukit Timah Nature Reserve is perfect for a leisurely stroll in the evenings. The Downtown Pool - a self contained enclave, having a 25m Lap Pool complete with a Children's Pool and a Splash Court. The Club serves as the fulcrum of social interaction for the entire development. The Keys Pool is a family fun-filled pool that offers new poolside dining experiences in a garden setting. South Beach Pool comprises lushly planted pool alcoves which offer respite from a variety of hydrotherapy jet massages, the hot tub or simply enjoying a massage or a meal in one of the pavilions. Tel: +65 65348000 965-969 Bukit Timah Rd |
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Changi Airport Terminal 3 stunning greenery, in particular the vertical garden - Singapore's largest at five storeys high and 300m wide is really quite a feat of horticultural genius and one that is entirely in thanks to the airport's talented nursery staff. Prior to the vertical garden's 40,000 plants - including the elephant vine, jade vine, climbers, money plant, dumbcane, ferns, sunflowers, the Swiss cheese plant, mast trees, fan palms and red palms - are grown in the terminal, they are first acclimatised to indoor conditions where, for example, there is less light. This process involves growing plants in shade houses, under partial sunlight, for between 3 and 6 months. About 80 per cent of the nursery is used as shade houses. Situated on Airport Boulevard, just 5 minutes from the 4 terminals, the nursery is home to more than 300 species of plants, 40 palm species and 30 tree species. All of this greenery is used to landscape the transit and public areas of the terminals and the surrounding access areas. The 12ha nursery - Singapore's largest - has been operational since the airport began running in 1981. It has 10 horticulturists, under the Changi Airport Group, who are also tasked with creating seasonal floral displays in the terminals. Before the plants are transplanted to the terminals, they are sprayed with white summer oil to make them resistant to pests such as mealybugs. Plants are usually displayed in Terminals 1 and 2 and the Budget Terminal for three months before they are replaced with new ones. Though the plants in T3 are rarely replaced thanks to the unique design of the terminal and its skylights. Changi Airport Terminal 3 |
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PROPERTY |
12 September 2010 |
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The Greenwood offers the unique opportunity to own a cluster home in one of the greenest areas in Singapore. Enjoy the peace and quiet of the woods that surround your home at The Greenwood. Tee off at Green Fairways, the prestigious golf course in your backyard | | | | | |