South Beach Residences

SOUTH BEACH RESIDENCES

South Beach at Beach Road is strategically located in the heart of the City’s Downtown area. This prestigious and luxurious mixed development will feature 2 grand hotels, premium offices, exquisite retail shops and exclusive city residences. With its pivotal location and extensive all-round frontages, South Beach will be a world class landmark with its renowned award winning architectural design concept. Created to “stand as tall as an emblem of economic and business possibilities for Singapore”, the South Beach project is one of the most highly anticipated developments in our city, adding a fresh dimension and renewed vibrancy to our skyline. It is also well-positioned to catalyse the makeover of the neighbouring Ophir-Rochor corridor.

Costing more than $2.5 billion to develop (inclusive of the $1.69 billion land price), the development also adopts an environmentally friendly design approach and green technologies that are specially adapted to our tropical climate. Designed by British architectural firm Foster and Partners, a key feature of the winning design is a large “environmental filter” canopy that covers the open spaces, linking conservation buildings with the two high-rise towers and providing shelter from the elements and drawing air currents to cool the area beneath it. The canopy rises at some areas and lowers at others, resembling huge waves.

South Beach is located right next to Esplanade MRT with direct access from the basement level into the station concourse. This provides direct and convenient access from the development to the island-wide rail system. Served directly by a number of major roads, South Beach enjoys easy access to other key districts within the city as well as to the rest of Singapore.

The South Beach projects includes the restoration of four conservation buildings – the former Non-Commissioned Officers’ (NCO) Club built in 1952 and three 1930s army blocks of the former Beach Road Camp. These old buildings were given conservation status in 2002 due to their rich historical and architectural significance.

South Beach – A great address, spectacular views and unique heritage connections.

The South Beach projects includes the restoration of four conservation buildings – the former Non-Commissioned Officers’ (NCO) Club built in 1952 and three 1930s army blocks of the former Beach Road Camp. These old buildings were given conservation status in 2002 due to their rich historical and architectural significance.

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