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Post updated 6 Mar 2026

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6 March 2026
Sentosa-Brani Island Singapore masterplan, Sentosa and Pulau Brani
Design: Grant Associates

image courtesy of landscape architecture practice

4 March 2026
The Clifford at Raffles Place, Singapore office tower
Design: PLP Architecture

image courtesy of architects practice

5 February 2026
In a Park Apartment
Architecture: L Architects

photo : Jovian Lim

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Singapore Building News

Key Southeast Asia building developments. modern built environment and properties designs updates.

Singapore Architecture News in 2026

30 January 2026
Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Curiosity Cove, 80 Mandai Lake Rd
Architecture: Moment Factory

photo : Moment Factory

17 January 2026
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree
Architecture: WOW Architects | Warner Wong Design

photo : Aaron Pocock Photography

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Singapore Architecture News for 2025

26 November 2025
Irwell Hill Residences
Architects: MVRDV

15 April 2025
Garden Villa in Singapore restaurant
Architects: Create Architecture

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Singapore Architecture News for 2024

12 November 2024
SUSHISAMBA, Capital Tower, Singapore restaurant
Architects: Kokaistudios

3 July 2024
Refreshed Changi Airport Terminal 2 building design, T2, Changi
Design: BOIFFILS Architectures

4 March 2024
AIR Circular Campus and Cooking Club in Singapore
Design: OMA

7 January 2024
Gaia
Design: RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd

photo : Madeni Jais
RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd (RSP), a global multidisciplinary architectural and engineering design group with over 65 years of experience building alongside Singapore, proudly received the Design Award at The Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA) Architectural Design Awards 2023. The esteemed award recognizes their exceptional work in collaboration with Toyo Ito & Associates, Architects, for Nanyang Technological University (NTU) Academic Building South.

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Singapore Building News in 2023

Singapore Architecture News for 2023

3 November 2023
Singapore Science Centre at Jurong Lake Gardens, Jurong Lake District (JLD)
Design: Architects 61 / Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA)

render : Negativ
Singapore’s Science Centre Board held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Science Centre, at the site located next to Chinese Garden MRT station. The new Centre will offer unique facilities and a wide range of programmes to drive STEM education in Singapore.

2 Nov 2023
Changi Airport Terminal 2
Design: BOIFFILS Architectures

photo : Changi Airport Group
A host of new attractions and facilities, as well as new retail and dining concepts, elevate the Changi Experience to new heights. Be transported to a captivating realm as a grand digital waterfall descends at T2’s departure hall.

2 Aug 2023
GRiD Mall and Education Hub, Selegie Arts District
Architect: SPARK

photo © KhooGuoJie
Spark introduces GRiD, a youth focused mall and education hub at the heart of Singapore’s Selegie Arts District, sandwiched between the adjacent School of the Arts (SOTA) and several time-worn shopping malls. GRiD is the next chapter in this narrative and a great example of vibrant retrofitting of an existing building that extends its community relevance through positive reuse, rather than wholesale demolition and re-construction.

23 June 2023
Hyll on Holland Condominium Building, Holland Road
Design and Project Architect: Aedas

images courtesy of architects practice
Hyll on Holland is a luxurious and sophisticated freehold residential development designed by Aedas that promises to offer its residents an unparalleled lifestyle. The freehold condominium is located in the heart of Holland Road, known for its prestige and picturesque surroundings in a highly sought-after residential area.

19 Mar 2023
YTC Corporation Office
Design: The Design Abode

photo © Studio Periphery
Located at the top floor of a modernist building designed by pioneer Singaporean architect Alfred Wong, YTC Corporation Office interior pays homage to its neo-gothic architecture by incorporating a classic palette with contemporary forms – depicting YTC’s efforts to remain relevant as an established hotel owner-operator.

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Singapore Building Design News

Singapore Architecture News for 2022

27 Sep 2022
CapitaSpring Tower
Architects: BIG

image : BIG Finbarr Fallon
CapitaSpring is a 280-meter-tall high-rise oasis that continues the city’s pioneering vertical urbanism with a diverse neighborhood of restaurants, office space, a Citadines serviced residence and sky gardens from the ground all the way up to the 51st floor. In 2018, the building was accorded Green Mark Platinum & Universal Design GoldPLUS certifications by the Building and Construction Authority of Singapore.

26 Sep 2022
Green Wall House
Design: ADX Architects

photo : CI&A Photography

9 Sep 2022
TRIO STACK
Design: Studio Wills + Architects
Trio Stack Singapore Luxury House

30 July 2022
Singapore Architecture Awards

photo : Patrick Bingham-Hall
SIA Architectural Design Awards 2022
The 21st cycle of the Awards shone the spotlight on projects that demonstrated responsiveness to new design sensibilities, environmental sustainability and well-being for its users and inhabitants during the Covid times. This year, two projects were named “Design of the Year”, the highest distinction in the Awards.

30 June 2022
Gardens by the Bay Conservatories News
Design: Grant Associates / Wilkinson Eyre Architects

photo courtesy of Grant Associates
Gardens by the Bay Singapore
The landscape architect behind Singapore’s iconic Supertrees and the current Tower of London Superbloom display is calling for more city spaces to be turned over to nature in order to boost biodiversity, tourism and wellbeing.

31 May 2022
1855 The Bottle Shop
Interior Design: LAANK

photo : Studio Periphery
1855 The Bottle Shop
The inspiration comes from taking a page out of the books from old European libraries and underground cellars; with a historical sensibility. LAANK took this opportunity to reinvent impressions of a bottle shop and relook at the browsing experience. Using fins and arches, symmetry and proportions, they created a unique and dynamic arc shape.

20 May 2022
10 Design Singapore relocates to accommodate growth

image courtesy of architects practice
10 Design Singapore Architects Office

16 Mar 2022
Shaw Tower, junction of of Beach Road and Middle Road
Design: Aedas

image courtesy of architects practice
Shaw Tower Redevelopment Singapore
Located on a L-shaped plot this high-rise mixed-commercial building first built in 1975 once housed the largest cinema in Singapore.

9 Feb 2022
CapitaSpring Singapore skyscraper, 88 Market St, Raffles Place Central Business District

photo : Rendy Aryanto / Vvs.sg

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Singapore Architecture News 2021

11 Nov 2021
Martin Modern
Architects: ADDP

photo courtesy of architects office

19 Aug 2021
CanningHill Piers

image : CapitaLand
CanningHill Piers Singapore
This modern property development is designed by Danish architecture firm Bjarke Ingels Group, and will be the tallest residential development along the Singapore River.

31 July 2021
CapitaLand News

CapitaLand engages retail investors on merits of proposed restructuring at SIAS dialogue session

Singapore – CapitaLand held a virtual dialogue session with shareholders as part of its retail outreach for the proposed strategic restructuring and listing of CapitaLand Investment (CLI). More than 150 retail shareholders participated in the live virtual dialogue session on 28 July 2021, facilitated by the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) (SIAS).

– With CapitaLand’s Group CEO Mr Lee Chee Koon (left) and Group CFO Mr Andrew Lim (right) engaged over 150 retail shareholders in a virtual dialogue session, facilitated by the Securities Investors Association (Singapore) (SIAS). They highlighted the key rationale and benefits of the proposed transaction before addressing questions posed by Mr Robson Lee (middle), Assistant Honorary Secretary of SIAS, on behalf of CapitaLand retail shareholders:

Mr Lee Chee Koon, Group CEO of CapitaLand Group and Mr Andrew Lim, Group CFO of CapitaLand Group started the dialogue by highlighting the key rationale and benefits of the proposed transaction before addressing questions posed by Mr Robson Lee, Assistant Honorary Secretary of SIAS, on behalf of CapitaLand retail shareholders.

– With CapitaLand’s strong track record in growing fee income for its Fund and Lodging Management businesses, and disciplined capital recycling, CapitaLand is confident that the proposed restructuring will allow CLI shareholders to potentially benefit from the substantial long-term value that it aims to unlock. Pictured is Capital Tower and 79 Robinson Road, two assets that will come under CLI post-proposed transaction:

The following key points were raised at the session:

• Rationale for the proposed restructuring – Mr Lee said: “With our strong track record in growing fee income for our Fund and Lodging Management businesses, and our disciplined capital recycling, we are confident that CapitaLand’s proposed restructuring will allow CLI shareholders to potentially benefit from the substantial long-term value that we will aim to unlock.”

• CLI’s competitive advantage as a REIM with leadership in Asia – Mr Lee said: “CLI’s long standing presence in Asia will give us an edge over non-Asian based REIMs, drawing on our own heritage, history and strengths in Asia. We need to chart our own path, identity our areas of competitiveness, and become an asset manager that is globally competitive with a very strong foundation in Asia.”

• Asset-light lodging management platform a good fit for CLI – Mr Lim said: “The underlying principle of both platforms is the same – we are managing third-party capital and earning a fee. Therefore, these two capital efficient businesses are complementary, and a good fit for CLI.”

• Prudent dividend policy – Mr Lim said: “The management team has made the decision to keep our dividend policy unchanged for now, that is to declare a dividend of at least 30% of our cash PATMI. This is for two reasons. One, to give our current shareholders, and hopefully shareholders of CLI going forward, a familiar reference. Two, we are cognisant that we are emerging from a difficult operating environment caused by the pandemic. We are in a period of recovery, which while positive, remains uncertain. The management team has thus elected to maintain an unchanged dividend policy for CLI in the near term.”

– CapitaLand’s strong reputation in Asia, with over 20 years of experience in markets including Singapore, China, India and Vietnam, gives it the ability to access different investment opportunities. The opening of Raffles City The Bund (pictured), CapitaLand’s third Raffles City development in Shanghai, affirms the Group’s commitment to grow its presence and investor base in China by leveraging the signature Raffles City brand:

– CLI will consolidate the Group’s investment management and lodging businesses, both of which are capital-efficient. As the lodging platform continues to scale towards the planned target of 160,000 units under management by FY 2023, it expects to contribute materially to CLI’s overall earnings on a recurring basis. Somerset Feliz Ho Chi Minh City (pictured) opened in July 2021, adding to Ascott’s growing global portfolio and further strengthening its position as a leading international lodging owner-operator:

6 July 2021
Kandis Residence
Design: ONG&ONG

photo courtesy of architects office
Kandis Residence
Set within an idyllic location in northern Singapore, 130 condominium units are housed within four residential blocks. The residential property project was predicated on the concept of “homes in the woods”, an immaculately landscaped sanctuary to accommodate a modern urban lifestyle.