Located at the Southern tip of Singapore, Marina Bay is a 360ha
development designed to seamlessly extend Singapore's downtown district
and further support the city-state's continuing growth as a major
business and financial hub in Asia.
A greenfield site surrounded by water and gardens, Marina Bay provides
an opportunity for further urban transformation, attracting new
investments, visitors and talent, as well as becoming a new destination
for the local community.
Marina Bay is envisioned as a 24/7, thriving and energetic place where
people will live, work and play. It will usher in a new concept of city
living that embraces all the opportunities and activities that the city
has to offer.
Marina Bay will be a place for people from all walks of life to explore, exchange and entertain.
There will be apartments set amidst lush greenery near Singapore's
waterfront. The local community and visitors alike can enjoy the parks,
waterfront promenade and attend the events and celebrations held at the
Bay. State-of-the-art office space and transport infrastructure will
provide seamless connectivity for companies and professionals to grow
and exchange business ideas. It will be place with a loop of
attractions and round-the-clock energy that continues during and
outside office hours.
Reclaimed
from the sea from the 1970s to provide room for the long-term expansion
of the city, Marina Bay is planned to seamlessly extend from the
existing Central Business District (CBD) at Raffles Place. This
long-term approach to planning allowed Singapore the unique competitive
advantage of developing Marina Bay as a new growth area adjacent to the
existing city centre.
The development parcels
at Marina Bay will be based on an urban grid pattern and extended from
the existing city grid network to ensure good connectivity. This grid
framework has been developed to allow for the flexible amalgamation or
subdivision of land parcels into plots of different sizes, including
larger land parcels to cater for buildings with large floor plates to
offer maximum flexibility and efficiency for financial institutions.
Sites in Marina Bay are zoned 'White site' to allow developers greater
autonomy and flexibility in deciding the most appropriate mix of uses
for each site, including housing, offices, shops, hotels, recreation
facilities and community spaces. This increases the potential for
mixed-use developments and encourages live-work-play communities.
As
one of Asia’s main air, sea and telecommunications hubs, Singapore has
market access to some 2.8 billion people within a seven-hour flight
radius. More than 7,000 multinational corporations choose Singapore as
their operational point. Of them, around 60 percent house their
regional functions in Singapore.
Singapore’s
strength as one of Asia’s premier financial centres stems from its
openness and transparency, a long-term sustainable vision for growth,
and strong partnerships with the private sector.
Supporting the various thriving industries is a well-educated
population with a passion for knowledge and learning. There is
excellent tripartite relationship among union, employers and
government. Singapore is also Asia’s most global and cosmopolitan city,
with international talents making up almost a quarter of our population.
From our year-round summer, first-rate healthcare and education
systems, to low crime rate, Singapore continually tops international
rankings for world-class liveability.
With an exciting and vibrant blend of culture, cuisine, arts and
architecture, Singapore is one of the best cities to live, work and
play in.
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Yours faithfully, Lester Tan (+65) 9101 7777 Senior Vice President Lestertan7777@gmail.com
