The new NUH Medical Centre is an integral part of the National University Hospital's redevelopment plan to meet the expanding and increasingly sophisticated healthcare needs of Singaporeans.
At NUH, they believe that patient-centric tertiary medical care must go hand in hand with breakthrough translational research complemented by innovative and rigorous training of healthcare providers. Guided by this belief, NUH has embarked on building up the physical infrastructure for well-trained healthcare professionals to engage in cross specialty collaborations to boost the potential for breakthroughs in research which will eventually translate into better treatments and patient care.
Located directly above Kent Ridge MRT Station on the Circle Line, the 20-storey building is due for completion in 2013. It will house the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore, specialist outpatient clinics, ambulatory surgical facilities, clinical support services such as pharmacies and a diagnostic imaging centre to provide one-stop care for patients; as well as amenities like retail shops, food outlets and a supermarket.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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).
ITE College Central has welcomed some 10,400 students at ITE’s third and final Regional Campus under the “One ITE System, Three Colleges” Model of Education and Governance.
The new ITE College Central campus, co-located with ITE Headquarters, occupies a land area of 10.6 hectares, and is home to the College’s four schools; School of Business and Services, School of Design and Media, School of Electronics and Info-Comm Technology and School of Engineering.
A College of Creativity and Innovation, ITE College Central’s five existing satellite campuses located at Balestier, Bishan, MacPherson, Tampines and Yishun, have ceased operations and relocated to the new premises at 2 Ang Mo Kio Drive.
The new premises features a wide variety of learning and recreational facilities, including a sports & recreation hub, Centre for Music & the Arts, as well as publicly-accessible amenities such as food establishments and commercial outlets.
The iconic mall Parkway Parade, which has been serving the residents of Marine Parade for more than three decades, has expanded its retail offerings to neighbourhood residents by the opening of a new wing boasting a range of both new and familiar retailers to enjoy.
The new precinct answers to the needs of changing times and stays relevant to both residents and shoppers.
The new wing of Parkway Parade houses a diverse mix of large and boutique retail and F&B outlets. From expansive gastronomic thrills to limitless shopping sprees, you will be spoilt for choice with Parkway Parade’s expansive selection of lifestyle retailers. Outlets such as the Michelin star awarded Din Tai Fung, international bath and body care boutique store Laline and the Malaysian delights restaurant chain PappaRich are just some of the retailers that have settled in the mall’s new precinct.
Allscript re-established their retail presence in 112 Katong with a new outlet.
Allscript's retail outlet caries every magazine that you can imagine waiting for you to discover; from celebrity gossip to action sport.
It was founded in 1991 and is an independently run business distributing over 2000 imported English language magazines and Partworks from US, UK, Europe and Australia. The company has since expanded overseas and NOW includes offices in both Malaysia and the Philippines.
Their retail distribution network includes major chain and independent bookstores, newsstands, chain convenience stores, supermarkets, petrol kiosks and even non-traditional and specialty outlets like IT stores and pharmacies. In total they distribute to more than 3000 outlets in Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia and the Philippines.
The beautifully renovated conservation shop house features their signature selection of over 2,000 items all carrying a lifetime warranty, with expert advice and their legendary customer service. The new store is anchored by a signature tangerine orange Lacanche cooking range, handmade for them in Burgundy, France. They feature weekly cooking classes, product demonstrations and other events.
The new line of Garde Manger tabletop features a full range of wine glasses, decanters, crockery, flatware and cutlery. Serving pieces is also part of their everyday collection, joining the foundation range of French-traditional cookware and cooking tools, exclusive to Singapore only at Pantry Magic.
Located in the heart of Club Street, the new store is surrounded by dozens of exciting specialty shops and unique F&B outlets. The shop is an easy walk from Shenton Way / CBD, or Chinatown MRT. With ample parking on the street or in the multi story racking carpark on Cross Street.
Whether you are a nature lover, a beach enthusiast or a leisure seeker, Seastrand is the perfect home for you. Strategically located near Pasir Ris Beach Park and Downtown East, enjoy beachfront living at affordable prices. Fill up your weekends with endless activities by the beach (picnic, BBQ, volleyball), in the park (cycle, jog, rollerblade) and under the sun (swim, kayak). Some of Singapore's favourite food haunts are also found in the nearby Changi Village, famous for its local fare and rustic charm.
Inspired by a beachfront living concept, most units at Seastrand are designed with a pool view. The 10-block development is located at the junction of Pasir Ris Drive 3 & 4. Three bedroom, three bedroom compact and four bedroom compact units are available, ranging from 1,109 to 1,362 sq ft.
Known for its self-contained and well served neighbourhoods, the East has no lack of schools, business hubs, shopping malls, country clubs as well as dining and recreational options. There are also major expressways such as Tampines Expressway and East Coast Parkway that link the East to the rest of Singapore.
Downtown East is also set to undergo a $200 million revamp. Wild Wild Wet, Singapore’s water theme park will be double the size and will include 6 new attractions. Further enhancements will be made to its convention and exhibition facilities, shops, dining and entertainment outlets.
Pasir Ris Link, Junction of Pasir Ris Drive 3 and Drive 4
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.
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.
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.
Serangoon Village residents are not the only people benefiting from the opening of an NTUC FairPrice outlet in their neighbourhood.
To mark the opening of its 100th branch, the supermarket chain is donating $10 million to the FairPrice Foundation, which disburses funds to the needy and advances workers' welfare. This is the largest single amount given in one year to the foundation since the latter was set up in 2008.
In the 1970s, Singapore was rocked by disruptions in the global oil supply which led to rampant inflation, and food-shortage fears caused by unscrupulous merchants hoarding essential items. The supermarket chain's first outlet was set up in 1973 in Toa Payoh to curb such profiteering.
NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd was founded by the labour movement in 1973, with a social mission to moderate the cost of living in Singapore. The first NTUC Welcome supermarket at Toa Payoh was opened by then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on 22 July 1973. In 1983, NTUC Welcome merged with the Singapore Employees Co-operative to form NTUC Fairprice Co-operative Ltd.
From one supermarket, FairPrice has grown to become Singapore’s largest retailer, with a network of more than 230 outlets comprising FairPrice supermarkets, FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra, FairPrice Xpress and Cheers convenience stores. FairPrice also owns a Fresh Food Distribution Centre and a centralised warehousing and distribution company.
Today, with its multiple retail formats serving the varied needs and interests of people from all walks of life, the social mission of NTUC FairPrice has evolved to make the dream of living well accessible to everyone by moderating the costs of the good life.
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