CapitaLand has unveiled the design of One Pearl Bank, a residential development in Singapore’s prime Outram-Chinatown district.
The development to be built atop the Pearl’s Hill will feature 774 apartments consisting of penthouses and studio apartments, with sizes ranging from 430ft² and 2,800ft².
It will feature two curving 39-storey buildings that will be linked by sky bridges at the roof.
The slender, curved facades offer light and an airy effect, which in turn enables residents to have sufficient space to look out of.
Towering at 178m, the residential development will offer residents with views that extend from Central Business District to Sentosa.
The development will also feature a series of sky allotment gardens organised vertically at one edge of each tower.
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By GlobalDataEach tower will have an allotment garden for every four storeys and each garden will house 11 plots.
There will be a total of 18 sky allotment gardens with around 200 plots for residents to grow their preferred vegetables, fruits and herbs.
The allotment garden will also consist of two sky terraces and roof gardens to maximise the greenery.
CapitaLand Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia CEO Ronald Tay said: “As the one and only development atop Pearl’s Hill, One Pearl Bank offers residents an exclusive opportunity for city living amidst a lush garden setting. Given its unparalleled location, we wanted a design scheme that contributes meaningfully to Singapore’s cityscape and enhances its surroundings.
“These include incorporating abundant greenery at different elevations and adding a landscaped path linking One Pearl Bank to the adjacent Pearl’s Hill City Park – a beautiful but hitherto largely underutilised public park.
“Residents can look forward to the rejuvenation of the City Park, which will be transformed into a playground and social space for the community and linked to Fort Canning Park through the scenic Singapore River, as part of the Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Draft Master Plan 2019.”
The development has been designed by Serie+Multiply, a joint venture between Singapore-based Multiply Architects and London-based Serie Architects.