Marvel over some impressive architectural wonders in the city which are also residential areas! Beyond the awe-inspiring Marina Bay Sands building in Bayfront, there are also other buildings that are incredible to look at and to admire.
The Interlace
Holding many prestigious architectural awards, The Interlace looks like blocks stacked one on top of the other recklessly and it is this incredible design that makes it so fun to look at! 31 6-storey tall blocks are stacked all around with pockets in between making room for light to come through. All around are also parks which are connected to promote the Singapore Green Initiative of 2012. Take a walk around these parks and enjoy the stunning views of this condominium!
Reflections at Keppel Bay
A masterpiece, Reflections at Keppel Bay is known for the sleek design and its beautiful grandeur curves. With short and tall structures making up the area, it gives a depth to the 6 sky towers. Each pair of towers also boasts a sky bridge where residents can get a spectacular view of Mount Faber and Sentosa.
The Colonnade
Built in 1986, The Colonnade on Grange Road looks futuristic with the interlocking units all stack atop one another. Inspired by a design made for the unbuilt Graphic Arts Center of Manhattan by the architect, Paul Rudolph, this condominium fulfilled the ideas and visual intricacies for the former building. Taking in mind the abundance of light in the area, the design was made to embrace the sunlight and hence birthed the beautiful layouts of spaces in the units.
Blk 34 Whampoa West
Boasting a corridor that runs about 320 metres long, the corridor of Blk 34 Whampoa West is the longest in the country! Imagine growing up here, playing catch with the neighbour’s children would have been a dream because of how far you can go.
Skyville @ Dawson
With sky terraces replacing the conventional void decks like the many residential houses in the country, Skyville @ Dawson is an eco-friendly structure boasting 12 sky gardens and a roof garden with a jogging track. Areas of the buildings are naturally ventilated with solar cells that power the building’s lights.
Eco Sanctuary
Located in Bukit Panjang, Eco Sanctuary is inspired by the shape of a honeycomb with hexagon fixtures framing the building. Not only decorative, this design also facilitates in ensuring that the ventilation is maximised throughout the building. There are also two viewing decks for residents to enjoy the view of natural surroundings and a “SkyWalk” that connects the three towers together.
