The newly opened Dorsett Singapore, is the perfect hotel choice for both leisure and business travellers. They offer stylish and comfortable accommodation for the most discerning guests to enjoy, relax and refresh.
The 10-storey hotel boasts modern architecture and design; it is cladded with a full glass building façade to present a refreshing landmark that seeks to harmonise with the heritage backdrop of the Chinatown precinct.
Well-positioned as a mid-scale hotel with diverse artistic atmosphere and cutting-edge IT facilities and services, be wowed by their promise of uncompromising contemporary living and a unique creative experience of unpretentious luxury created specially for you.
Embrace the foliage with a casual stroll around the landscape roof garden to offer a quick respite anytime of the day. The hotel's fully equipped gymnasium, 30-meter outdoor swimming pool and outdoor Jacuzzi offer the perfect avenues to refresh and recharge after a long day of business meetings or sightseeing.
Discover a new prestige residence to call home at Park Avenue Changi, offering you comfortable living spaces and efficient work environments in the heart of Changi Business Park at UE Bizhub East.
Park Avenue Changi showcases 251 chic business hotel rooms and serviced suites. Feel a sense of intimacy with contemporary, modern and stylish furnishings that tastefully embrace the room. With a state-of-the-art gymnasium and swimming pool within the hotel, Park Avenue Changi has just about everything that keeps you pampered and occupied.
Strategically situated within an integrated development with office, retail and convention spaces, Park Avenue Changi offers each and every business and leisure traveller the perfect place to stay. Enjoy complete accessibility at Park Avenue Changi; a few minutes walk to Singapore Expo & Expo MRT Station and just 15 minutes drive to town (PIE and ECP Expressway) or Changi Airport.
Bacchanalia is the hottest new restaurant in town which has just opened within the beautiful heritage building Freemasons Hall which is the headquarters for freemasons of the District of the Eastern Archipelago.
Owned and operated by the founders of the Bacchanalia Brunch, they have once again brought in a kitchen full of star chefs.
Bacchanalia is inspired by Alex Chew & Raj Datwani's time in restaurants, bars and nightclubs both in Singapore and around the world. They have made it a place you can come to for a long leisurely meal with quality food and drinks, with a progressive atmosphere that evolves through the evening.
Their chefs have experience in some of the world’s best kitchens, including a combined 12 years at Heston Bloomenthal’s The Fat Duck in UK, Mugaritz in Spain and Per Se in New York.
Be it for a pre-dinner drink, dinner or even music and drinks after dinner you will definitely enjoy yourself through the evening with their house DJ to drive the mood.
On top of their affordable gourmet meal enjoy their choice of spirits, wines, champagnes and even sake.
Hugo Boss is one of the leading international fashion and lifestyle Groups that offers a versatile range of products in menswear, womenswear, kidswear, eyewear, watches and fragrances.
The brand world of Hugo Boss consists of the core brand Boss and the avant-garde brand Hugo.
The menswear and womenswear collections in the Boss Black line offer versatile fashion ranges with a rich array of elegant "modern classics" in business, leisure and formalwear. Positioned in the upper market segment, the luxurious Boss Selection menswear line represents the premium segment in the Boss brand universe.
Boss Orange offers casual collections for men and women who enjoy dressing in style and wearing surprising looks.
The Boss Green line addresses to active fashion-oriented men with a golf and sportswear collection of the finest quality.
Hugo delivers architectural looks for men and women with an avant-garde design esthetic and pure cuts.
For the first time ever, Cathay Cineplexes has introduced the new Elite Club experience, an exclusive class of bespoke leather seats retrofitted in all their cinema halls.
Discover one of the best commercial cinema seats at West Mall. Add a small premium to your standard movie ticket for a reclining back rest, motorized leg rest and wider leg room. Enjoy an awesome cinematic experience.
The Sofitel So will be opening in July 2013. Experience a subtle blend between French-style living and local culture.
Sofitel's vision of a luxury hotel is to magnify the five senses from the lobby to the spa to make Life Magnifique. You will step into a visually enthralling universe made of designers' caring selections of shapes, fabrics and materials. The floral compositions reveal the contemporary flair of the French art du bouquet.
In the intimacy of your room, you will get to enjoy Sofitel's exclusive bedding concept, an ideal balance between softness and support. This unique sensation of comfort continues with luxurious bedding, bath towels and bathrobes.
Their restaurant will serve local culinary tradition, imaginatively combined with French gastronomy. Their sommeliers will be there to guide you to discover the nuances of grand cru wines.
For creative inspiration and precious help for special events, Sofitel's Inspired Meetings planners, concierges offer expert advice and utmost savoir-faire.
Whether you are travelling for business, leisure, or family fun, you will feel welcomed with exclusive offers and tailored services.
P.V.S. is an acronym for Provisions. It is said that diamonds are a girl’s best friend. For P.V.S shoes come in a close second. It is more than a want for many, it is a necessity.
Stocking an eclectic mix of well-known G.H. Bass, Jeffrey Campbell and upcoming and coming Mono & Me and Sakroots labels, P.V.S. has just the right mix of things women desire. The carefully curated range of footwear and accessories caters to the savvy style approach to dressing and offers a highly personalized shopping experience.
The stand-out brand is Jeffrey Campbell, their shoes have been capturing the essence of the street; weaving it together with a vintage style and runway flair, creating a line of shoes instantly recognizable the world over. As a small, family owned company, the meteoric rise of the Jeffrey Campbell brand is the result of hard work and a true passion for design, a passion that is evident in every detail of every product that carries the name.
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.
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.
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.
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.
26,700m2 lot bounded by Ophir Road, Beach Road, Rochor Road, North Bridge Road and Fraser Street
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.
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.
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.
The terminal complements several other developments, such as the Marina Bay Financial Centre, Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, which as a whole represents the city as a complete destination with world-class attractions, infrastructure and leisure facilities.
The founders sketched out the idea for Tommy Bahama on cocktail napkins while sipping pina coladas at the beach. They didn’t just invent a fictional character; they fashioned a lifelong philosophy of leisure.
The brand has grown to represent the good life in all its wonderful forms. They are purveyors of Island lifestyle. If you are only waist deep in relaxation, they want you fully immersed. Whether it’s a piece from their men’s and women’s sportswear collections, a rattan chair, a sip of their ultra premium rum, all their fine things should be enjoyed unhurried. Life is one long weekend at Tommy Bahama.
Their store features a variety of merchandise including mens and womens island lifestyle collection, swimwear, sportswear, accessories, as well as home decoration items.
Lacoste recently opened it's first stand-alone boutique at Orchard Cineleisure. The boutique features the full Autumn/Winter range for both men and women with special collaboration pieces.
Lacoste is a lifestyle brand, born of the inventiveness of a tennis champion, René Lacoste, who created the first polo shirt ever, initially for himself and for his friends, to be both relaxed and elegant on and off the tennis courts. Nicknamed the Crocodile by the press in the late 1920's when he was a multiple Grand Slam tennis champion, René Lacoste had the animal embroidered on the blazer he wore on court, before making it the logo of his famous polo shirt.
This shirt revolutionised men's sportswear and replaced the woven fabric long, sleeved starched classic shirt. The first Lacoste shirt was white with shorter sleeves and ribbed brands. It was made in a light knitted fabric called Jersey petit pique.
Nowadays, the brand continues to offer quality. comfort and solidity which constitutes its uniqueness. Lacoste operates a large number of Lacoste boutiques worldwide; located as concessions in leading department stores and also as independent venue stores.
Do not miss out on their range of fragrance, such as Lacoste Style In Play, a fresh, masculine and playful scent.
Lend Lease unveils the crown jewel of shopping malls in the West of Singapore: Jem. Set to be the "gem" at the heart of the new commercial hub of the West, it will be the region’s mall of choice, seamlessly blending shopping with entertainment, functionality with experience and community culture with Orchard Road inspiration.
With the great retailer partnerships they have secured, they are well-placed to achieve their vision to become the first choice location for shopping and leisure in the West of Singapore. The mall aims to bring the best of Orchard Road to the West with shopping, entertainment, food and leisure all under one roof.
Upon completion in the second quarter of 2013, Jem will be Singapore’s 3rd largest suburban shopping mall with six levels spanning a gross floor area of 818,000 sq ft (76,000 sq m) and housing over 280 retailers. To date, 50% of the retail area has been leased.
Six major anchor tenants have already been secured. Cathay will feature the largest 10 screen cinema multiplex in the West with daily midnight movies. The new retro-chic themed multiplex will boast of eight commercial halls and two Platinum Movie Suites with a total seating capacity of 1,800. This project marks their first venture and sets in motion Cathay Cineplexes’ expansion in the western part of Singapore. With its opening, you can look forward to late-night movie screenings and an extraordinary cinema-going experience of the utmost visual and audio quality for which Cathay Cineplexes is renowned.
The Robinsons Group of Companies will also be marking their first suburban venture with their flagship Robinson’s department store and a Marks & Spencer store. The new Robinson will be the biggest suburban departmental store in Singapore, spanning over 85,000 sq ft.
Fairprice Xtra will provide everyday grocery shopping with a 70,000 sq ft hypermarket. The new Courts will be a 20,000 sq ft lifestyle store complete with tablet “bars” and Wi-Fi chill zones, while Koufu will provide an 18,000 sq ft food court with a breathtaking sky garden view.
In keeping with the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s decentralisation strategy to provide jobs closer to homes, and business hubs outside the city centre, there will also be an office tower situated above the retail component scheduled for completion in late 2013.
Jem is strategically located adjacent to the transportation hub in Jurong East. There is direct access to the Jurong East MRT station that serves both north-south and east-west train lines. The mall is also exceptionally well connected due to its close proximity to the Jurong East Bus Interchange and has above ground connectivity to neighbouring sites. It is expected to service 1.12 million people (20% of Singapore’s total population) who reside within Jem’s main trade area by 2013.
The design team behind the four-year old Singapore label belongs to two guys, Kenny and Andrew, cruising towards mid-life crisis. With over 15 years between them working in various advertising agencies, the ex-Art Director cum Writer duo, depressed with the corporate struggle, decides to channel an honest feeling into wearable art.
The label's name was born out of the boys' depression over not having a creative outlet, and the label was to be the vehicle by which to express their inner demons.
The doors to their new Orchard Road shop have finally opened! Located amidst a cluster of cool multi-brand shops and local designers, Depression is the latest addition to mall-with-most-potential, Cineleisure Orchard.
Every brick-and-mortar is curated by designers Kenny and Andrew, and is touted as 'a hospital found in an industrial area'. White walls, cement grounds and metal pipes complete the minimalist space.
For a more up-close tour of Depression's new home, you've got to swing by the shop.
Singapore's longest man-made waterway will be open to visitors from October 23. The 4.2 kilometre-long My Waterway@Punggol features five bridges, bringing visitors closer to the water. Punggol waterway was created out of barren land, and connects Punggol Reservoir to Serangoon Reservoir.
But the area has been given a facelift, making it a scenic spot for a slew of leisure activities. Visitors can relive old memories of Punggol along the way, by stopping at this rest stop, which was an old bus stop in the area.
As the waterway is man-made, the challenge for the Housing & Development Board was how to keep the waterway clean and teeming with life. This is done through a series of eco features - such as an eco-drain that cleanses surface run-off water before it is discharged into the waterway.
Aerators have also been installed to enhance the water quality.
Discover what it feels like to be truly looked after...
Arrive at Oasia and experience the assuring calmness of understand elegance and personal touches that are both welcoming and intuitive. Where being cared for takes on a whole new meaning. Here in this oasis, you will find peerless levels of thoughtful and intuitive hospitality service - the hallmark of every Oasia hotel.
At Oasia, their service philosophy is built on offering exceptional thoughtfulness, care and respect. Their highly personalised service, combined with elegant surroundings of the utmost quality, embodies a home away from home for those who seek their personal oasis. Inspired by the self-renewing elements of nature, Oasia Hotel Singapore presents a completely new experience in the charming enclave of the prime Novena district.
As the maiden hotel of Oasia, a new hospitality brand by Far East Organization, they are the premier hotel that offers you more than a welcome respite.
Elegant and comfortable, a room at Oasia begins with a liberating sense of space, where palettes of natural colours are infused with unique Asian touches. You will enjoy a restful sleep with each sensory detail carefully refined to be just right, from your preferred scent to your favourite programme on the Interactive TV service. You will feel thoroughly at home and completely revitalised.
At Oasia, they understand that no two guests are the same. Anticipative and attentive, their staff are dedicated to providing you with an incomparable level of personalised service to ensure that you will feel truly at home. So whether you are there for business or leisure, you will find your stay at Oasia Hotel Singapore refreshingly different.
Their comfortable rooms are elegantly furnished with refined Asian touches and designer fittings. Whichever you choose as your residence during your stay with them, you will descover the same sense of comfort and attention to detail that embraces the hotel's underlying philosophy of understand elegance.
Each room offers state-of-the-art technology, 24-hour in-room dining, concierge services,and an extensive list of amenities. This is the perfect place for your personal getaway.
M Culture is a coalition of fashion, arts and aromatherapy. A platform for creativity and freedom of expression as well as a sanctuary to create awe and inspire one’s mind and senses.
M Culture is keen to become the market leader in retail - fashion, arts and aromatherapy. A brand synonymous with beauty, creativity and style.
Distinct fashion apparel and accessories for women, men and kids, all created to reflect the artistic inspiration of the M Culture design philosophy.
Items include Tibetan Furniture, Korean Furniture, Chinese Antique Country Furniture, Teakwood Furniture, Art Deco and more.
What began in the 1960s as two small, family-run shops, selling souvenirs and handicrafts to British army personnel stationed in Singapore, is now a household name to both expats and Singaporeans.
Back in the 1960s, C.P. Lim and his brother C.K. Lim opened two souvenir stores located near British army bases, one in Jalan Kayu and another in Changi Village.
They became very popular and they expanded the business to include Lim’s Arts & Crafts in Holland Village. With the expansion of their product range into home furnishings and fashion, they eventually changed the name to what is now Lim’s Arts & Living. And they still sell souvenirs!
Harley-Davidson Inc., the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the U.S., opened its first Asian headquarters in Singapore. The maker of Fat Boy and Sportster motorcycles has said it wanted an Asian office, partly to better understand the challenges of doing business in China, India and other fast-growing nations.
International sales, which accounted for 25% of the company’s business four years ago, were 35% in 2010. The company has set a goal of at least 40% by 2014.
While cultivating sales in Asia, Harley-Davidson says for now it doesn’t plan to manufacture bikes there.The nearest it has come to that are operations in India, where American-made Harleys are reassembled from kits to avoid tariffs.
The company is not new to the Asia-Pacific region. Its founders realized the importance of international markets soon after Harley-Davidson began operations in 1903, and archives show sales to Japan as early as 1912.
Harley is recognized in Japan as an American icon, but it hasn’t always been easy to sell heavyweight motorcycles there. Years ago, Japanese motorcyclists were required to pass a special exam if they wanted to ride large touring bikes such as Harleys. One of the tests was to ride across a balance beam. Only about 2% of riders passed the test. In 2005, Japan repealed a law that prohibited motorcyclists from carrying a passenger on major highways. That helped boost Harley sales, according to motorcycle industry analysts.
The key for Harley-Davidson will be creating a culture that views motorcycles as leisure products rather than vehicles used for everyday transportation. Much of the company’s success in the United States has come from riding clubs, called Harley Owner Groups, and from motorcyclists customizing bikes.
Everything that’s essential to supporting a regional market has been included in the new Asian office, including sales, marketing and dealer development.
Now you can enjoy the best Char Siew and Crispy Pork Belly from Kuala Lumpur. Oversea Restaurant, Malaysia's most famous Chinese Restaurant, has opened its first Singapore branch. Diners from Malaysia and Singapore have been raving about its caramelised and succulent char siew which has some fat to keep it moist and juicy.
The restaurant group, which was listed on Malaysia's Stock Exchange last year, hopes to open more outlets in Singapore. Located at Shaw Leisure Gallery at Beach Road, it will offer signature dishes that have been popular at its Jalan Imbi outlet for three decades. The Singapore outlet will have 25 tables and a seating capacity for about 200 diners. Prices will range from mid-range to high-end at this 6,000 sq ft outlet.
Apart from the Char Siew and Crispy Pork Belly (Siew Yoke), its regulars also love the pork with salted fish cooked in a claypot, crab fried rice also served in a claypot, deep-fried home-made egg tofu with luffa, fried king prawns and deep-fried grouper with Thai sauce. Their newest dish is fried cod fish with bean paste and Japanese sake which has debuted at this new outlet.
From evergreen designs to the latest trends, their collections offer a range of dresses, blouses, jackets, pants, shorts and skirts of different styles for different occasions. There are bags and accessories to match with as well.
With a mission to find the most fabulous selection of designs at the most reasonable set of prices, Fravis Array will be the perfect one-stop boutique for every lady.
Whether you want to be contemporary, chic and trendy or sleek, smart and formal; or whether it's for business, work, event, function, dinner, gathering, leisure or the streets; or whether you want to express or impress, come and visit Fravis Array and be inspired! New collections are added weekly.
The Woodlands Waterfront project is part of the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Parks and Waterbodies Plan, which seeks to enhance Singapore's green spaces and waterbodies on an island-wide basis. The project is under URA’s ALivE, or Active, Liveable and Endearing Communities programme, which upgrades waterfront areas, enhance community areas and improve amenities in these places. The proposal for this project was first featured during the Woodlands Improvement Plan exhibition in 2002 and again under the Leisure Plan of the draft Master Plan exhibition in 2008.
Seeking to create new recreational destinations for the residents of Woodlands and other nearby residential estates, a new 1.5 km long waterfront promenade will be created along this little known stretch of serene and tranquil coastline. In addition, a 9ha site, which is not needed for development in the next 10 to 15 years, will be fully developed into a coastal park by the end of 2010.
The project is developed in two Phases. Phase 1 consists of a 200m long waterfront promenade connected to a 400m long refurbished jetty, waterfront picnic areas, event plaza, and an amenity building with a roof top look-out point. Phase 2 will offer an additional 1.3km long waterfront promenade with fitness stations and lookout points, and a park scheduled to be ready by end 2010.
The Woodlands Waterfront will also form part of the comprehensive network of parks and park connectors in the area and is intended to provide connectivity for the residents to the waterfront for recreational purposes. With its completion, more of the northern waterfront will be accessible for public enjoyment. It will also be linked to the recently completed Admiralty Park and the park connector along Woodlands Centre Road and Admiralty Road West in the future.
Designed for the avid exercise-goer or simply for a family to take a stroll, the Promenade is conceived as a linear recreational and exercise trail with unobstructed, expansive views of the Johor Straits. The promenade will be kept shady by existing and planting of new trees.
A 9 ha coastal Park by the Sea will be created, of which 3ha will be open in Phase 1, while the remaining park areas will open in Phase 2 in the later part of the year. About 6 ha of this former warehousing site will eventually be converted into green spaces with lush planting for recreational uses. The design of the park also leverages on existing terrain and contours, forming varied spaces and interesting views. The park will be a major recreational destination that capitalizes on the sea frontage. Sufficient outdoor spaces will be created to accommodate various sports activities and community events amongst other possible recreational uses.
For Phase 1, the park has 4 distinctive areas open to the public – the Picnic Green to the west of the jetty, the Event Space in the centre, the refurbished Jetty Walk to the north, and the rugged Playground and exercise area to the east.
J Shoes is all about individuality and the unique personal chemistry that makes each of us different. Every shoe has a different mixture of the things that make J Shoes great because at J Shoes they believe that the tiny details are just as important as the big ideas.
They believe in high-concept and cutting-edge design, top quality materials and conscientious craftsmanship that reflect the sensibilities of every J Shoes consumer, but don't overlook the relaxing comfort, reassuring familiarity, witty conceits and quirky twists that bring out their fun-loving human side.
J Shoes stand proud for creating high quality products that represent the brands' hallmark of design innovation, conscientious craftsmanship and understated beauty. J Shoes is a practical approach to fit and fashion, individuality and modern elegance.
They exemplify your personal style. They are your quiet confidence. They are J Shoes and this quirky shoe brand now has it's very own boutique at Cineleisure, its first standalone boutique in Asia on the newly revamped level three.
Fashionable Singaporean men can now rely on a creative new self-taught designer to provide cool, comfortable and casual fashionwear with an undertone of classical chic. Designer Frederic Sai has opened a new boutique featuring his debut menswear collection on the newly established and in vogue fashion floor of Cathay Cineleisure Orchard.
"Simplicity is the key. Emphasis goes towards the ease of wearing something, and to experimenting with different fabrics in my designs. I try to use practical and uncommon fabrics for my range of clothing to give it an added unique touch," asserted Frederic.
Luxurious & Accessible, Frederic Sai is a new fashion store that has already built up a very strong following.
A S$36 million upgrade of the entire cable car system at Mount Faber started on 14 Sep 2009 and just newly re-opened. All the cabins are now metallic black cars with chrome trimming. There are 67 bigger cabins, including the World's First 7* VIP Jewelled Cabin. The two cables were raised by 30m to facilitate the bigger cabins,and to stand 120 m above sea level. Seating capacity has been increased to eight passengers per cabin from six. There are also new flip-up seats and a new music system.
Leisure Park Kallang's own bowling alley, Kallang Bowl returns with a bang! Complete with 22 brand new competition standard lanes equipped with state-of-the-art technology, and featuring to latest interactive screen display technology and touch screen control panels, Kallang Bowl is once more the choice venue for both leisure and competitive bowlers alike.
Great also for private gatherings, celebrations and corporate functions, Kallang Bowl and its team of friendly staff will ensure that your event will be a success every time. For further enquiries on lane/group booking:
FilmGarde, the latest addition to the cinema scene in Singapore, offers movie goers a brand new experience in cinematic entertainment like no other in Singapore. Located on the 3rd storey of Leisure Park Kallang, FilmGarde presents 6 new halls with over 800 seats for your movie going pleasure, fully equipped with Digital Theatre System (DTS) and state of the art Dolby Digital Surround Ex system.
Filmgarde - Leisure Park Kallang, presents halls ranging from some 122 seats to 158 seats capacity and is also a choice venue for a wide variety of events such as movie premieres, product launches, seminars, press conferences and private parties.
5 Stadium Walk #03-10 - #03-15, Leisure Park Kallang
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