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The Crest E-Brochure Oct 2015-FA-1 The Crest PRITZKER ARCHITECTURE PRIZE LAUREATE 2013 Toyo Ito is one of the most influential architects in practice today. In this career, Toyo Ito has developed an illustrious body of work that combines conceptual innovation with keen sensitivity to the landscape, creating exceptional architecture. Bearing his signature, The Crest represents an appreciation for timeless design, an intimacy of architecture and nature, and a celebration of life’s many peaks. Sunlight triggers photosynthesis that generates energy Trees help to moderate Passive cooling wind conditions through water evaporation from INSPIRED BY NATURE each leaf cools the environment In the natural environment, Nature has its own way of keeping cool. While sunlight promotes photosynthesis, evaporation through the leaves of trees has a passive cooling effect that keeps the environment cool. The leaves also help to moderate wind conditions and provide shade. This is a strategy that works in nature and has also inspired the design of The Crest. Tress provide shade Passive cooling through evaporation from Sky Planters DESIGNED FOR COMFORT Moderate strong wind conditions Designed by Pritzker Prize Laureate Toyo Ito, The Crest has been created to provide a bright and airy living environment with magnificient views. Sky planters that are part of the architecture promote passive cooling and complement the lush landscaping and water features. Passive cooling through water evaporation from waterscape Shaded areas with moderate wind conditions SEAMLESS CONNECTIONS TO NATURE AND URBAN CENTRES At your doorstep, the Alexandra Linear Park Connector and Canal leading to the Singapore River takes you all the way to Henderson Waves Boat Quay, past River Valley, Robertson Quay, and Clarke Quay; while the adjacent Henderson Park Connector links you to the Southern Ridges, a 10km nature trail that joins Mount Faber Park, Telok Blangah Hill Park, HortPark, Kent Ridge Park and Labrador Nature Reserve. These seamless nature and urban arteries mean that you’ll never run out of activities to do, whether it’s a languid after-dinner stroll or an exciting roundisland weekend cycling expedition. Clarke Quay - Singapore River Alexandra Liner Park Connector *Source: www.onemap.sg http://www.nparks.gov.sg/cms/ DR ESPLANADE Marina Bay Gardens by Singapore the Bay ROBERTSON River QUAY CLARKE QUAY (5 mins drive) (7 mins drive) TS G NIR E K CIP D r R ive K ore R HAVELOC Southern Ridges Marina Bay gap Sin ECP ARLES MARINA BAY (8 mins drive) D PRINCE ENCHT Linear Park R IN CRESC Connector & Canal L NG Henderson Park TA Connector XANDRA RD ALE Redhill MRT Station SOUTHERN RIDGES (4 mins drive) Mount Faber Park Henderson Waves Telok Blangah Hill Park SOUTHERN RIDGES Hilltop Walk DR NOSREDNEH DR Forest Walk Faber Walk Alexandra Arch Marang Trail Flora Walk HortPark Canopy Walk IDGES ERN R Artist’s Impression Artist’s Impression SOUTH Kent Ridge Park Embassy District THE EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBOURHOOD An open welcome beckons you to an estate reputed for its good class bungalows and low-density neighbourhood. Residents simply enjoy more green and breeze, a rare luxury truly treasured in urban Singapore. The Crest is also in close proximity to Orchard Road, Embassies and Multiple roads, namely Tanglin Road, Rochalie Drive, Jervois Road, Chatsworth Road, Bishopsgate Road, Nathan Road, Grange Road and River Valley Road which lead to The Crest, making it ever more accessible and convenient to get home. To top it off, many of these spacious roads are beautifully lined with arching trees, making your drive to and from The Crest smooth and pleasurable. Views from The Crest - Low density good class bungalows district ORCHARD ROAD - The most popular shopping district in Singapore with a 2.2 kilometre-long boulevard stretching up to the sky and disappearing under the road in complex warrens of underground passageways, shopping alleys and mall links. TIONG BAHRU - One of the oldest town in Singapore with architectural, cultural and historic significance. Artist’s Impression THE CREST IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE LIFESTYLE NEEDS OF ITS RESIDENTS Low-rise Island Villas interconnect with the waterscape and greenery, while Towers by the Meadows soar elegantly to offer spectacular views of the city and unblocked views of the low density good class bungalows district. Artist’s Impression THE CREST IS DESIGNED TO MEET THE LIFESTYLE NEEDS OF ITS RESIDENTS Low-rise Island Villas interconnect with the waterscape and Artist’s Impression greenery, while Towers by the Meadows soar elegantly to offer spectacular views of the city and unblocked views of the low density good class bungalows district. Artist’s Impression Artist’s Impression THE LANDSCAPE OF THE CREST IS DESIGNED TO GIVE YOU AN INTIMATE AND UNIQUE EXPERIENCE OF NATURE. A remarkable waterscape with swimming pools that span the development, the central lagoon is an open expansive oasis of beauty, harmony and serenity. Dine by the water at the Grill and Dine terrace. Set amidst groves of Willow trees and blazing Yellow Flame of the Forest, the intimate enclave is also a perfect vantage point from which to watch the world go by. Artist’s Impression A Myriad of E-Deck Recreational Facilities 1 Arrival Courtyard 2 Arrival Waterwall 3 Lift serving Basement / Carpark 4 Clubhouse at E-Deck • Private Onsen (Hot and Cold tub) with Steam Bath • Refresh and Relax Lounge • Powder Room • Lift serving Basement and E-Deck 5 Pool Deck 6 50m Lap Pool (Approximate= 440 sqm) 7 Curvilinear Leisure Pool (Approximate= 310 sqm) 8 Reflective Pool 9 Bio Lagoon 10 Rocky Stream 11 Oasis Pavilion 12 Children’s Fun Pool (Approximate= 80 sqm) 13 Children’s Pavilion 14 Play Mound 15 Play Alcove 16 Garden Jacuzzi 17 Jogging Trail 18 Tennis Court 19 By the Meadow • Grill and Dine Terrace • Alfresco Lounge • Meadow Spa • Meadow Garden • Cascading Garden Trail 20 Pedestrian Side Gate 21 Guardhouse 22 Electrical Sub-station 23 Bin Centre Building Plans Approval Nos.: A0814-00018-2012-BP01 dated 18 Feb 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP02 dated 02 Apr 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP03 dated 05 Oct 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP04 dated 16 Jun 2015 & A0814-00018-2012-BP05 dated 15 July 2015 POOLSIDE LOUNGE BY THE CLUBHOUSE The curvilinear Leisure Pool and other water bodies are regularly cleaned and treated to ensure a safe and enjoyable time for you and your family. Sculptures like Bambi and Tinkerbell add a touch of whimsy to the space. Artist’s Impression PLAY MOUND AND PLAY ALCOVE Playtime becomes a part of the child’s holistic development as the Children’s Fun Pool, Children’s Pavilion, Play Mound and Play Alcove inspire the young ones to express themselves through play. Artist’s Impression Recreation in the Sky Level 23 B A B SKY SANCTUARIES THE CREST CLUB SKY SANCTUARIES 8 4 6 1 5 3 2 9 7 LINEAR PARK CONNECTOR & CANAL A The Crest Club B Sky Sanctuaries 1 Sky Gym with Stretch and Relax Terrace 6 Rain Lilies Garden 2 Entertainment cum Theatrette Suite 7 Essence Garden 3 Sky Dining 8 Gardenias Garden 4 Canapés Terrace Bar and Teppanyaki Grill 9 Aroma Garden 5 Refreshment Servery Building Plans Approval Nos.: A0814-00018-2012-BP01 dated 18 Feb 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP02 dated 02 Apr 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP03 dated 05 Oct 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP04 dated 16 Jun 2015 & A0814-00018-2012-BP05 dated 15 July 2015 Artist’s Impression RECREATION IN THE SKY Entertain your guests and be entertained at the same time, as the host of facilities at The Crest Club will accommodate your lifestyle needs. A stroll at the Gardens in the Sky Sanctuary will offer you some contemplative relaxation. Artist’s Impression UNIT MIX Towers by The Meadow TYPE SIZE NO. UNITS TYPE SIZE NO. UNITS 1 Bedroom 614 - 775 sqft 57 4 Bedroom 1,485 – 1,711 sqft 08 4 Bedroom + S 1,582- 1,690 sqft 04 2 Bedroom 743 – 1,001 sqft 89 4 Bedroom (DK) 1,367 - 1,733 sqft 20 2 Bedroom + S 883 – 1,044 sqft 18 4 Bedroom (M) + S 1,744 sqft 02 4 Bedroom (DK) + S 1,453 - 1,658 sqft 04 3 Bedroom 1,033 - 1,335 sqft 35 3-Bedroom (M) 1,184 – 1,389 sqft 41 5 Bedroom (M) 1,841 sqft 02 3 Bedroom + S 1,044 sqft 02 5 Bedroom (M) + Study 1,873 – 2,002 sqft 08 3 Bedroom (DK) 1,141 - 1,335 sqft 67 3 Bedroom (M) + S 1,453 – 1,658 sqft 32 M : Hobby Loft Island Villas S : Study TYPE SIZE NO. UNITS DK : Dual Key 2 Bedroom Villa 904 - 1,033 sqft 30 M+S : Hobby Loft + Study DK+S : Dual Key + Study 3 Bedroom Villa 1,173 - 1,378 sqft 10 4 Bedroom Villa 1,604 - 1,884 sqft 40 3 Bedroom Dual Key With Private Lift Type 3BR (DK) 1,141 sqft – 1,335 sqft The Plans are subject to change as maybe required or approved by the relevant authorities. Plans are not drawn to scale and do not form part of the contract. Creative ID & Layout Makes 1-bedroom Function as a 2-bedroom Type 1BR 1 Bedroom 614 sqft – 775 sqft The Plans are subject to change as maybe required or approved by the relevant authorities. Plans are not drawn to scale and do not form part of the contract. Joint Developers Proudly Marketed by CEA Licence No. L3009250K Developer : Wingcrown Investment Pte Ltd (UEN 201225778G) | Developer’s Licence : C1032 | Location : Lot No. 2268M TS 24 at Prince Charles Crescent | Building Plans : BP No. : A0814-00018-2012-BP01 dated 18 Feb 2014, BP No. : A0814-00018-2012-BP02 dated 02 Apr 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP03 dated 05 Oct 2014, A0814-00018-2012-BP04 dated 16 Jun 2015 & A0814-00018-2012-BP05 dated 15 July 2015 | Tenure of Land : 99 years leasehold commencing from 21 December 2012 | Expected date of vacant possession : 30 June 2018 | Expected Date of Legal Completion : 30 June 2021 | Encumbrances: Mortgage registered in favour of The Hongkong And Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited.
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