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Posted at SSC and other forums: Instead of Keppel Bay, I would love to see this at Humber Bay.....
Iconic condo development promises to put Singapore waterfront living on world map
3 Jan 07
SINGAPORE: Keppel Land mixes business and art for the first time as it unveils its latest Keppel Bay residential development called Reflections.
The waterfront project is designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, who counts among his works the Jewish Museum Berlin and the masterplan for the New York World Trade Centre site.
The development, which is the largest in the west side of town, is expected to put a new face to world-class waterfront living.
Reflections features six glass towers and 11 villa apartment blocks totalling some 1100 units.
The project incorporates signatures of the famed architect, including use of materials like steel and titanium to reflect modern sensibilities, as well as use of other motifs like splits, criss-crossing lines and curves evocative of the natural environment.
Pending favourable market conditions, Keppel Land expects to launch up to 500 units as soon as March.
The project is slated for completion by 2011.
By Jeana Wong, Channel NewsAsia
Iconic condo development promises to put Singapore waterfront living on world map
3 Jan 07
SINGAPORE: Keppel Land mixes business and art for the first time as it unveils its latest Keppel Bay residential development called Reflections.
The waterfront project is designed by architect Daniel Libeskind, who counts among his works the Jewish Museum Berlin and the masterplan for the New York World Trade Centre site.
The development, which is the largest in the west side of town, is expected to put a new face to world-class waterfront living.
Reflections features six glass towers and 11 villa apartment blocks totalling some 1100 units.
The project incorporates signatures of the famed architect, including use of materials like steel and titanium to reflect modern sensibilities, as well as use of other motifs like splits, criss-crossing lines and curves evocative of the natural environment.
Pending favourable market conditions, Keppel Land expects to launch up to 500 units as soon as March.
The project is slated for completion by 2011.
By Jeana Wong, Channel NewsAsia
