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Citadines Raffles Place Singapore in the CBD is part of a future landmark integrated development which will also comprise 29 floors of premium Grade A office space, a food centre and retail outlets. ....
For a nation born in crisis, Singapore’s transformation has been nothing short of remarkable. So when a global pandemic struck in the midst of CapitaSpring’s construction, in true Singapore spirit, the CapitaSpring team dug deep and held their heads high.
Here are the stories of those who rose to the challenge of turning CapitaSpring from ambition to reality amidst the toughest crisis of our generation.
SINGAPORE - The new 280m-tall CapitaSpring at 88 Market Street is set to be one of the tallest - and greenest - buildings in Raffles Place. Sited at the former Golden Shoe Car Park and slated for completion by December, it will feature a four-storey-high Green Oasis - built to be like a rainforest in the middle of the building, with a jungle gym , cafe and sky hammocks for tenants. At its rooftop, a sky garden will cradle Singapore s loftiest urban farm. CapitaSpring was envisioned as an integrated mixed-use development, said Harvard-trained Singapore-American architect Brian Yang of Danish firm Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), who started drawing up plans for the 51-storey building in 2015. ....
Mingtiandi Username CapitaSpring, a $1.3 billion mixed-use project in Singapore’s Raffles Place commercial hub, has achieved its full height of 280 metres (919 feet), according to an announcement by its owners. Now 75 percent complete in terms of overall construction, the 51-storey development is on track to receive a temporary occupation permit in the second half of 2021. CapitaSpring is a joint venture of Singaporean developer CapitaLand, its REIT affiliate CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (CICT) and Japan’s Mitsubishi Estate Co. Tenants including JP Morgan Chase have already pre-committed to move into the building, with the tower’s owners indicating that about 38 percent of CapitaSpring’s 647,000 square feet (60,108 square metres) of net lettable area (NLA) has already been spoken for. When factoring in leases in advanced negotiations, the development is on track to achieve more than 60 percent commitment by completion. ....