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Duo Towerduo The Building DUO TOWERDUO A WORKING ENVIRONMENT SCULPTED FOR MODERN BUSINESS. Situated in central Singapore and forming a landmark location in a key growth area, DUO Tower benefits from being part of an integrated masterplan that includes; a boutique retail plaza in DUO Galleria, a 5-star hotel and exclusive DUO Residences. Designed by Ole Scheeren, the architect behind the world famous CCTV building in Beijing, this prime Grade A office development will provide a 24/7 work, live, play solution for all business requirements. 2 3 DUO TOWER OVERVIEW 568,000 sq ft of Prime Grade A Offices The dynamic architecture and scale of the development provides a striking corporate marque and with class leading floor plate sizes combined with innovative design features, DUO Tower delivers an environment that is flexible and engaging. Space for tenants to develop and grow their business where features include: • One of the largest net lettable floor plates in the Bugis micro-market with up to approximately 31,000 sq ft • 3m clear floor to ceiling height • 150mm raised flooring • Knock-out panels for inter-floor connectivity • Exclusive Sky Terrace Garden on Level 8 as alternative recreational point • Outdoor event space and water features set within lush landscaped gardens • Boutique food and beverage and lifestyle retail offerings • 5-star hotel with 352 rooms • Panoramic City Skyline view from observation deck • Bicycle parking lots and shower facilities • BCA Green Mark Platinum Certified One of the largest floor plates in the micro-market Artist’s Impression DUO TOWER 4 5 DUO TOWER 15 MINS Located in Bugis, DUO Tower is positioned LOCATION in the Ophir-Rochor corridor that forms a natural extension to the financial districts of Raffles Place and Marina Bay. 10 MINS CHANGI AIRPORT 15 minutes Positioned atop the new Bugis Station, DUO Tower is connected directly to the 5 MINS ORCHARD key Downtown and East West lines. It also has easy connectivity to the ORCHARD Bu 7 minutes East Coast Parkway (ECP) which links ki t Ti ma the development to Changi International h Ro a d Airport in 15 minutes. d ORCHARD MARINA CENTRE Roa SUNTEC d TOWARDS or 5 minutes f AIRPORT e id B Ophir Ro CITY HALL ad 2 minutes RAFFLES PLACE 4 minutes BUGIS Ro Orch a chor Ro ay rd R w Pena oad MARINA BAY n 6 minutes g Ro ll High ad DHOBY GHAUT a co d Ni d a o R MARI / NA t ch Y C e a IT E e C N BRAS BASAH re B C T St E R T E ia N or U ct B S ra Vi s Ba sa Direct access via h R oa Zion Road d Ki B3 underground m ESPLANADE Se PROMENADE PROMENADE ng Road CITY HALL PROMENADE pedestrian network Riv et er SMU Va re Singapore to Bugis MRT station lle St y Art Museum Roa BRAS BASAH d e and neighbouring Hill Queen Street buildings Raffles Avenue Hav elock Road ) Bugis+ TE splanade Driv BUGIS IN (C BUS ESS E L D A IS Victoria Street Y R T WA T R N I ESS E C National Bugis R P C T Chijmes MRT Underground icke TIONG BAHRU XP ring Library Junction E Pedestrian Link L S ARINA tree M BAY A CHINATOWN t North Bridge Road R B T Cr S os r a R N s RAFFLES PLACE t BUGIS O et a E S s tree o C re m p B t CITY HALL c h h f a o i n St Raffles City o s r Kampong Glam r a r Fraser Street Se d R Shopping h R Conservation Area BAYFRONT o ng R o OUTRAM PARK Centre R ) a o To a o d a d a Eu d d (ECP AY Beach Road ay DOWNTOWN KW R W PA on T CBD AIRPORT Jalan Bu nt AS ESPLANADE Cant he ST CO k S EA it o TANJONG PAGAR M nment era Esplanade Drive Nicoll Highway h MARINA BAY R a Ro Citylink Esplanade f a Mall f d l e Suntec s City B o Marina u l e Artist’s Impression Square v a Map not drawn to scale r d MRT – Mass Rapid Transit East West Line Circle Line North South Line North East Line Downtown Line (Phase 1) Artist’s Impression Map not drawn to scale Downtown Line (Phase 2 & 3 under construction) DUO TOWER 6 7 DUO TOWER F1 PIT BUILDING SINGAPORE FLYER MARINA BAY SANDS ESPLANADE RAFFLES HOTEL NATIONAL LIBRARY SINGAPORE GARDENS BY THE BAY SUNTEC CITY MARINA BAY RAFFLES PLACE RAFFLES CITY The views from DUO showing the dramatic sights of Singapore’s CBD and Marina Bay, laid out through floor to ceiling glass. DUO TOWER 8 9 DUO TOWER VITAL STYLISH VIBRANT DYNAMIC MULTICULTURAL The master plan connects the A confluence point where the rich LOCAL AREA arts, cultural, educational and urban fabric provides a wide range entertainment hub of Bras Basah of activities for morning, afternoon to the historic district of Kampong or night. This is a district that mirrors Glam, now transformed into an the cultural diversity of Singapore, a electrifying urban destination. place where ideas and information are exchanged, a place where businesses can flourish. DUO TOWER 10 11 DUO TOWER The public plaza has been created to provide shaded outdoor space with lush planting and cooling water features. With direct access from the restaurants at DUO Galleria, it is a perfect environment for lunchtime or evening entertainment. Artist’s Impression DUO TOWER 12 13 DUO TOWER COMMUNITY As part of the integrated development, DUO Tower has a symbiotic relationship with other components in the masterplan. It shares facilities with a 5-star Hotel and DUO Galleria can be directly accessed from the reception lobby. DUO Residences complete the provision for a round the clock lifestyle. DUO TOWER DUO GALLERIA 568,000 square feet of Grade A, Green A boutique retail plaza incorporating Mark Platinum office space with stunning 56,000 square feet of restaurants and views towards Marina Bay, Raffles Place retail offerings, set within a rich park- and sea views towards the east. like environment. RESIDENCES HOTEL / 660 premium residences with studios, 1-4 OBSERVATION DECK bedroom units and exclusive penthouses, 352-room Hotel with two ballrooms, all of which have a choice of stunning meeting rooms, all day dining restaurant, views towards Marina Bay, sea views signature restaurant, outdoor swimming to the east and views over the heritage pool, pool bar, executive lounge along conservation district of Kampong Glam. with a fitness and spa wellness area. Panoramic views over Singapore’s city skyline and the historic Kampong Glam district. Artist’s Impression DUO TOWER 14 15 DUO TOWER DUO RESIDENCES DUO TOWER HOTEL BALLROOMS AND MEETING ROOMS Level 3 – 49 Level 4 – 23 Level 3 DUO’s Plaza and drop off ramp with dedicated entrances for DUO Tower, DUO Residences and the 5-star hotel provides an exclusive and grand arrival. Artist’s Impression UNDERGROUND PARKING DUO GALLERIA BUGIS MRT STATION Basement 1 – 3 Level 1 and Basement 3 Basement 3 EXCLUSIVE OFFICE DROP OFF Level 2 DUO TOWER 16 17 DUO TOWER Level 2 Access via North Bridge Road, an elevated Dedicated office lobby Residential lobby L2 drop off ramp leads to Level 2 and the Access to hotel levels Lift access to MRT and retail exclusive dedicated entrances for the offices, hotel and residences. An alternative drop off for the development is provided along Beach Road. Ophir Road Level 1 Level 1 provides direct access to the retail at L1 DUO Galleria and lush landscaped outdoor North Bridge Road ParkSquare View space. This has been designed as permeable N space connecting to the surrounding area, making walking and exploring pleasurable. Rochor Road Beach Road Basement 1/2 Basement 1 and 2 offers part of the 440 B1/2 commercial parking lots, 4 accessible parking lots and 66 bicycle parking lots. Basement 3 At Basement 3 there is a direct connection to B3 the Bugis MRT Station ticketing concourse, giving easy access to the Downtown and East West lines. More retail is located along the connecting underground pedestrian network (UPN) corridor. There is also a planned future underground pedestrian link towards Suntec City. Future UPN to Suntec City DUO TOWER 18 19 DUO TOWER Artist’s Impression Expansive, beautifully designed office lobby with 7m floor to ceiling height, leading to energy efficient destination control lifts, which reduce waiting and travelling time. DUO TOWER 20 21 DUO TOWER OBSERVATION DECK Roof Level 39 SIGNATURE RESTAURANT Level 38 & M&E Hotel SCHEDULE Level 37 Office Level 36 Ballroom Level 35 OF AREAS Level 34 Ground Level 33 Basement Level 32 HOTEL ROOMS Level 31 Level 30 LEVEL SQ FT SQ M Level 29 23rd Floor 30,548 2,838 Level 28 HIGH ZONE Level 27 LEVEL 14 – 23 22nd Floor 29,536 2,744 Level 26 Approx. 303,952 sq ft Level 25 HOTEL SKY LOBBY (28,238 sq m) 21st Floor 31,420 2,919 Level 24 HOTEL BOH & M&E 20th Floor 31,420 2,919 Level 23 Level 22 19th Floor 31,420 2,919 Level 21 OFFICE 18th Floor 31,420 2,919 Level 20 HIGH ZONE Level 19 17th floor 31,420 2,919 Level 18 16th Floor 31,420 2,919 Level 17 Level 16 15th Floor 28,858 2,681 Level 15 14th Floor 26,490 2,461 Level 14 Level 13 13th Floor 26,490 2,461 LOW ZONE Level 12 LEVEL 4 – 13 12th Floor 26,490 2,461 Level 11 Approx.
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