From the vantage heights of Scotts Square, has never looked so good.

Our manifesto for the fine art of living in this Little Red Book is a call to action for you to experience a spectrum of luxurious and indulgent living in your new exquisite residence. Not only have we highlighted the key information and attractions of Singapore here, we have also uncovered a treasure trove of locations where you can savour, socialise and splurge. To up the ante, enliven your passion for the fine art of living in discovering our recherché “Artists in Residence”, gamut of incomparable amenities and impeccable concierge services within Scotts Square.

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Welcome to your private abode of indulgent living. Contents Pg Singapore Essential Information 05 Calendar of Events 09 12 Conversation Starters 10 Attractions 1 2 Shopping 21 Dining 27 Wellness 31 Travel 36

Scotts Square Introduction 39 Amenities Highlight 40 Shopping Mall 42 Artists in Residence 44

Concierge Concierge 57

3 singapore singapore Essential Info

Climate Communication Located at the tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore’s Free wireless services are easily available in Singapore climate is hot and humid, where the average daily with several wireless hubs built across the city. For temperature is around 27°C. Daytime averages phone calls, you can purchase stored value cards at at 31°C with night-time lows of 24°C. Rainfall is the airport, post offices and convenience stores. If fairly constant and most abundant from November you need to make an overseas call, dial 001, 002, to January. 008 or 019 followed by the country code, area code ______and telephone number. Singapore’s country code is 65. ______

Language With its diverse culture and different races, Mandarin, Electricity Malay and Tamil are spoken here, with English as the lingua franca. It is also common to experience The voltage in Singapore is 220-240 AC, 50Hz. Singlish, a colloquial language, in informal settings. Power plugs are usually in a three-pin style. We recommend the insightful, albeit tongue-in- ______cheek, Coxford Singlish Dictionary to get your Singlish up to speed. Some content may not be suitable for children as it contains strong language. ______Currency The local currency is the Singapore dollar. Notes come in denominations of S$2, S$5, S$10, S$20, S$50, S$100, S$500, S$1,000 and S$10,000. Coins Drinking Water come in denomination of 5¢, 10¢, 20¢, 50¢ and S$1. It’s clean and safe to drink Singapore’s water Reliable currency exchange services are available straight from the tap without boiling it. However, around the city centre. it is not uncommon that some households install a water filtration system. Mineral water is easily Should you need to withdraw cash or make available from most of the restaurants, hawker stalls, transactions from ATMs, you can find them easily supermarkets and convenience stores. as they tend to be located at shopping centres and MRT stations. ATMs accept MasterCard, ______Visa and cards with Plus or Cirrus. Larger department stores sometimes accept foreign cash and travellers’ cheques at lower rates than you’ll get from money changers. ______

5 Banks Tax and Tipping Generally, banking hours are Monday to Friday: Tipping is not a common practice in Singapore as 10am – 3pm, and Saturday: 930am – 1pm (some most restaurants already levy a mandatory 10% banks are open until 3pm). Most banks handle service charge and a 7% Goods and Services Tax travellers’ cheques and change foreign currencies. (GST) on customers’ bills. You will see the GST (7%) Passports are required when cashing travellers’ and service charge (10%) amounts broken down in cheques. A nominal commission may be charged. major restaurants and worked into the final bill. Note ______that tipping in the airport is prohibited. ______

Credit / Debit Cards In a city of great shopping and dining, you can be sure Goods and Services Tax (GST) that major credit/debit cards are widely accepted The current Goods and Services Tax in Singapore by establishments in Singapore. However, it might stands at 7%. This amount is usually reflected in be common for some smaller retailers to accept the final purchase of the goods or the costof credit cards for minimum purchases above $20 in the services. total value.

______Tourists can claim the GST paid for purchases above S$100 upon departure at the airport. There are two service providers in Singapore processing GST refunds, Premier Tax Free and Global Refund. When you shop at retailers with the signs “Premier Tax Free” or “Tax Free”, remember to ask the salesperson for a Premier Refund Voucher or a Global Refund Shopping Cheque. When leaving the country, simply show your vouchers or cheques with your purchases, receipts and passport to the Customs officer at the GST Refund Inspection Counter. ______

6 Essential Info

Getting around Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Singapore is known for its accessibility and efficient The nearest MRT station to Scotts Square is Orchard public transport of hassle-free Mass-Rapid Transit station. Take the underground pass from Tang Plaza (MRT) trains, buses and numerous taxi companies. where the station is just three minutes away. Public signs are easy to navigate and written in ______English. You would need to purchase an EZ-link Card (available for S$15 from any MRT station) that serves as a cashless payment on all public buses and trains. Most taxis accept credit card payment. ______Taxi The major taxi companies are: Comfort and City Cab 6552 1 1 1 1 Premier Taxis 6363 6888 SMRT Taxis 6555 8888 Buses Public buses are a cheap way to get around the island and the bus stops located around Far East Dial 6-dial-cab at 6342 5222 to automatically Plaza and Tang Plaza are a three-minute walk from route your call to the first company with an available Scotts Square. taxi. Alternatively, you can download the Comfort/ Citycab iPhone application. Do note that there are several surcharges that may be incurred during your For more information on bus routes and ride depending on the time and day. related enquiries: Hotline 1800 225 5663 For more information: Web www.transitlink.com.sg Web www.taxisingapore.com/taxi-fare www.sbstransit.com.sg ______

7 Essential Info

Handy numbers Here are the essential phone numbers to key into your phone’s contact list.

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Scotts Square Credit Cards Security 6636 081 8 American Express 6836 4100 Management Office 6636 081 8 Diners Card 6416 0800 Concierge 6636 0828 JCB 6734 0096 Visa 800 448 1250 Emergency MasterCard 800 1 10 0113 Police 999 Emergency Ambulance 995 Embassies Fire 995 Australia 6836 4100 Britain 6424 4200 Medical Services Canada 6854 5900 Mount Elizabeth Hospital 6737 2666 People’s Republic of China 6471 2 1 1 7 Gleneagles Hospital 6732 6733 France 6880 7800 Non-Emergency Ambulance 1777 Germany 6533 6002 Indonesia 6737 7422 Accident & Emergency India 6737 6777 Mount Elizabeth Hospital 6731 2 2 1 8 Japan 6235 8855 6731 2 2 1 9 Republic of Korea 6256 1 1 8 8 Gleneagles Hospital 6470 5688 Laos 6250 6044 Raffles Hospital 631 1 1 555 Malaysia 6235 01 1 1 Myanmar 6735 0209 24-Hour Clinics Philippines 6737 3977 Mount Elizabeth Hospital 6735 5000 South Africa 6339 3319 Gleneagles Hospital 6735 5000 Thailand 6737 2644 Raffles Hospital 631 1 1 1 1 1 United States of America 6476 9100 Vietnam 6462 5938

8 Calendar Of Events

You can find an array of exciting events and festivals happening in Singapore throughout the year that are catered for all ages and cultural interests. Most of the events take place annually, otherwise bi-annually. You’re advised to check out the exact dates of the events that fall within the respective months as some dates of festivals are aligned with religious calendars and dates of events may change at the organiser’s discretion.

09 september 2011 01 january 2012 05 may 2012 12 Mid-Autumn Festival 7 SSO 33rd Anniversary Concert 5 Vesak Day 23-25 F1 SINGTEL Singapore 12-15 Art Stage Singapore Very Short Film Festival Grand Prix Night Race 23-24 Chinese New Year Singapore Arts Festival Audi Fashion Festival 10 october 2011 02 february 2012 Asia Fashion Exchange 14-23 Singapore JewelFest 7 Thaipusam Great Singapore Sale 26 Deepavali 14-19 Singapore Airshow 29-7 Nov Singapore Sun Festival *biennial event 06 june 2012 15-23 M1 Singapore Fringe Festival 23 Dragon Boat Festival River Hongbao 11 november 2011 28-1 Jul Singapore International Chingay Parade Singapore Piano Festival 6 Hari Raya Haji Beerfest Asia 17-20 The Affordable Art Fair 03 march 2012 Singapore River Festival 20-2 Jan 2012 Christmas in the Tropics Mosaic Music Festival 07 JUly 2012 Restaurant Week 20-27 Singapore Garden Festival Fashion Season @ 12 december 2011 Orchard 2012 28-31 Aug Hungry Ghost Festival 13-14 Singapore Symphony Singapore Street Festival Orchestra (SSO) Ballet Under the Stars Christmas Concerts 04 april 2012 Night Festival 31 Marina Bay Countdown 6 Good Friday Singapore Food Festival 31 Siloso Beach Party 26-6 May World Gourmet Summit Singapore HeritageFest ZoukOut 08 August 2012

9 National Day Parade 19 Hari Raya Puasa Singapore Theatre Festival

9 The Merlion, The largest fountain in the world Singapore is among the an iconic symbol is located at . of Singapore, is a Made of cast bronze, it cost 20 smallest countries in mystical beast that is an estimated US$6 million the world, with a total half-fish, half-lion. to build in 1997. land area of only 682.7km2. The USA is about 15,000 times bigger.

USA 9,522,055 km2

The Bukit Timah The Singapore Sling Nature Reserve in was created and first Singapore contains served in 1915 at the more species of trees Long Bar of the Raffles than the entire North Hotel. It’s the ultimate American continent, welcome drink and a must even though it’s only try for any one who has SINGAPORE 164-hectares wide. just come to the country. 682.8 km2

The highest point in Singapore is Mt. Everest the Bukit Timah Hill, at only 8848m 164m above sea level.

Bukit Timah Hill 164m 0m

10 12 Conversation Starters

Singapore is the second Singlish is a unique form The highest grossing most densely populated country of Singaporean patois that locally made movie in the world, with of all time is 6,430 people per km2. mixes English with the odd Money No Enough Monaco is the first. phrases of Chinese, Malay raking in and even Tamil. Even though S$6.02 million in 1998. the government discourages speaking Singlish, it has two entries – lah and sinseh – in the online version of the Oxford English Dictionary.

Wah biang...

Singapore’s Changi Airport LAH!! The first Singaporean film has won “Best Airport in the World” to achieve a worldwide for 18 consecutive years from commercial release is the UK/Europe edition of Forever Fever. The film Business Traveller Alamak! is distributed in America from 1988 to 2005. and the UK by Miramax. Aiyoh...

British pop violinist Vanessa Mae Nicholson was born in Singapore and moved to England when she was four.

11 Museums ASIAN CIVILISATIONS MUSEUM With over 1300 artifacts from China, Southeast Asia, South Asia and West Asia, it’s a true ancient Asian experience. Revisit some of Asia’s oldest civilisations and cultures. Immerse yourself in the richness of Singapore’s ancestral past housed in the magnificent colonial architecture by the Singapore River. 1 Empress Place www.acm.com.sg

SINGAPORE ART MUSEUM Singapore Art Museum boasts one of the world’s largest public collections of modern and contemporary Southeast Asian artworks. Across the street is SAM at 8Q which houses experimental, multi-disciplinary exhibitions and mixed-media forms from today’s cutting edge contemporary artists. 71 www.singaporeartmuseum.sg

PERANAKAN MUSEUM

Be enthralled by the unique cultural traditions and Image courtesy of distinctive visual arts of the Peranakan, an ethnic ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM race made up of Straits born Chinese. The Peranakan Museum provides a stimulating and It’s hard to miss the distinctive architecture of educational experience of the living culture of the this lotus-shaped museum among the Singapore Peranakan community. Pick up beautifully crafted skyline. Embracing a spectrum of influences objects from the gift shop. from art, science, media, technology, design and architecture, the ArtScience Museum is a spiritual 39 Armenian Street centre and homage to the mysterious connections www.peranakanmuseum.sg between the arts and science. Stunning vast space allows some of the world’s most prestigious exhibitions to be housed here. 10 Bayfront Avenue www.marinabaysands.com/ArtScienceMuseum

12 Attractions Image courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE Experience the eleven National Treasures of Singapore at the National Museum. This is the oldest museum, dating back all the way to 1887. Since it reopened in 2006, it now offers new, innovative, high-tech ways of showcasing Singapore’s history and culture. The gift shop at the museum is a must visit for iconic Singaporean items redesigned with a stylish modern twist. 93 Stamford Rd www.nationalmuseum.sg

13 Cultural Hotspots ARAB STREET To experience the authentic Muslim way of life, Kampong Glam at the heart of Arab Street offers visitors an array of local Malay cuisine, traditional textiles and finely crafted handicrafts. Recently, it’s had a facelift and a new influx of hipsters has transformed Arab Street into an edgy hub for anyone young, indie and cool. Local fashion designers, creative film types and award-winning designers are smoking shishas, having Arabian coffee and listening to live Jazz around the corner.

LITTLE INDIA CHINATOWN With Bollywood tunes blaring Singapore has one of the oldest down the streets, Little India is Chinatowns that date back to one of the heritage sites that written records in 1330. Today, retains its strong cultural flair the restored Chinatown still and style. Serangoon Road is the retains its old world charm with central road that cuts through its colourful heritage shophouses the ethnic enclave of Little India. and lively vibrant spirit. Make For foodies, this is the place sure you taste the local Chinese to have the best Indian food cuisine on Smith Street. For true in Singapore. A must-stop is diversity, visit the Sri Mariamman , the mecca of Temple, Singapore’s oldest and 24 hour shopping. most important Hindu temple. www.chinatown.sg

14 Attractions Nature LABRADOR PARK To catch some of the most brilliant sunsets in Singapore, head to Labrador Park for a magical evening. This is the last of Singapore’s natural seashore and has a beautiful park and lush nature reserve. You can also explore the secret tunnels left by the British in World War II, which were recently discovered in 2001. Labrador Villa Road

www.nparks.gov.sg All images courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS Right in the centre of this frenzied town, you can find an expanse of greenery at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. It opens from 5am till midnight and there are people there at all times of the day. You’ll find the heritage “5 dollar” Tree there which appears on the 5-dollar note. Make a visit to the Orchid Garden to pay homage to the Ricky Martin or Nelson Mandala orchids. 1 Cluny Road Sungei Buloh www.sbg.org.sg Wetland Reserve PULAU UBIN Be enchanted by this highly- regarded 130 hectare mangrove Pulau Ubin is what Singapore used to be like in the 1960s. You can still haven that hosts a diversity of find the last standing Kelongs - fishing villages built on stilts. Catch a flora and fauna. Look out for the bumboat from the Changi Ferry Terminal to explore the island. While migratory birds, gigantic Atlas you’re there, do visit Chek Jawa as it’s a natural beach teeming with moth, otters, white-collared marine wild life that you can see right on the sand dollar and flat kingfisher, elegant egrets and muds. Visits to Chek Jawa are on a first-come-first-served basis and herons among the spectrum of are only possible at low tides. flora and fauna. There is always www.nparks.gov.sg something to do there, be it the guided nature walks, activities, talks and exhibitions. Bring along your raincoat and binoculars. www.sbwr.org.sg

15 Landmarks Image courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board SINGAPORE FLYER Get ready to raise your vision on the Singapore Flyer, where you can enjoy a panoramic, spectacular view of the city. It stands at a whooping 165m, the height of a 42-storey building, so getting up means you enjoy a visual 360-degree heart-stopping view of the glittering city. You can also treat yourself to cocktails or dinner in the sky if you want to. 30 Raffles Avenue www.singaporeflyer.com

16 Attractions Image courtesy of Raffles Hotel

RAFFLES HOTEL The Grand Dame of luxury heritage hotels with its exclusive touch of old colonial nostalgia and charm, is worth a visit. Literary greats like Noel Coward, Somerset Maugham and Rudyard Kipling have stayed here and now Image courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board deservingly have suites named after them. This is the original ESPLANADE THEATREs ON THE BAY birthplace of the Singapore Sling If art and theatre is where your heart lies, this world class, sophisticated and the alleged death place of theatre for the performing arts awaits you. It showcases some of the the last Singaporean Tiger that best international and local acts. The Esplanade’s iconic futuristic was shot in the hotel’s vicinity. architecture has earned the quirky name — “The Durian”— a prickly Steeped in memories, tradition hard-shell fruit infamous for its pungent smell. A ride up in the and heritage, Raffles Hotel offers elevators will take you to the rooftop where you’ll find pockets of legends and folklore in pure green spaces and great bars with a stunning view of the city’s skyline. luxury, style and comfort. 1 Esplanade Drive 1 Beach Road www.esplanade.com www.raffles.com

17 Integrated Resorts

Resorts World Sentosa If you are in the mood for more integrated fun, head down to Resorts World on the leisure island of Sentosa. This integrated resort is a massive sprawling development of pure entertainment and pleasure. There are six uniquely themed hotels to choose from — like the popular Hard Rock Café, the artistic Hotel Michael or the family oriented Festive Hotel. Take a ride on the wild side at Southeast Asia’s first Universal Studios. You can enjoy up to 24 movie-themed rides and attractions on site. With world-class shopping and culinary gourmet outlets thrown in, Resorts World is guaranteed endless entertainment. 39 Artillery Avenue, Sentosa www.rwsentosa.com Image courtesy of Resorts World Sentosa

18 Attractions Image courtesy of Marina Bay Sands

MARINA BAY SANDS SINGAPORE Las Vegas Sands’ impressive and towering architecture now defines the Singapore skyline. Billed as one of the world’s most expensive standalone casino properties, it cost S$8 billion including the cost of the prime land. One of the main attractions of the development is The Sands SkyPark — a gravity-defying engineering wonder. This unique structural masterpiece floats 200m in the sky atop the three soaring Marina Bay Sands hotel towers, where a 150m infinity swimming pool hangs over the city. Other features include a 120,000m2 convention-exhibition centre, The Shoppes mall, an Art & Science museum, two Sands Theatres, seven “celebrity chef” restaurants, two floating pavilions, as well as a casino with 500 tables and 1,600 slot machines. 10 Bayfront Avenue www.marinabaysands.com

19 Attractions Nightlife

Butter Factory The young and beautiful gather in this prime party spot. It is famous for its legendary queue on weekends. The 1800 sq ft space is divided into two rooms: Fash (for electro/mash-up sounds) and Bump (for Hip-hop and R&B). Get ready to rub shoulders with the cool crowd and heat up the dance floor. One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Road, #02-02/03/04 www.thebutterfactory.com

LANTERN What could be more attractive than a rooftop bar positioned in a prime waterfront location offering a breathtaking bird’s eye view of the city skyline and Marina Bay? The bar and 25m pool surrounded by lush tropical plants provide a spectacular setting for you to lounge around in the bespoke luxurious furniture in private enclaves for a tête-à-tête or simply soak in the grooves of the live latin band. Strictly for the well-heeled and jet-setters. The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Rooftop

Image courtesy of Zouk www.fullertonbayhotel.com/dining-en.html Zouk The nightclub that has garnered cult status among Tanjong Beach Club international and local DJs, musicians, and club This glamourous hideaway bar and restaurant aficionados began its story in 1991, when three by the beach is perfect for the bespoke sunset warehouses built in 1919 along the Singapore River cocktails and even a seafood dinner. After a were turned into a visionary nightlife treasure. The lazy day at the beach, head to the lap pool for a club is divided into four sections: The Wine Bar, refreshing dip and get ready to party sans shoes Zouk, Phuture and Velvet Underground. The club’s (if you like) under the stars. Check out special success is extended to Zoukout, an annual outdoor nights hosted by the club. Visit during the full beach party held in December at Sentosa. moon for one of their full moon parties. 17 Jiak Kim Street 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa www.zoukclub.com www.tanjongbeachclub.com

20 Shopping Art Galleries ART SEASONS Located 15 minutes away from town, the gallery houses one of the most impressive contemporary artworks by Asian and local artists in Singapore. With the likes of cool artists such as :phunk studio, Keiichi Tanaami, David Chan, Gatot Indrajati and He Jia under its belt, the gallery makes an exciting destination for serious collectors. Eunos Technolink, 1 Kaki Bukit Road, Blk 7, #02-12 www.artseasonsgallery.com

COLLECTORS CONTEMPORARY Walk into this gallery and you are immediately impressed by the big names of contemporary Image courtesy of Singapore Tyler Print Institute pop art such as Andy Warhol, Russell Young, SINGAPORE TYLER PRINT INSTITUTE David Hockney and Robert Rauschenberg. The STPI was established in 2002 under the guidance gallery’s POP exhibition features works of British of the foremost American master printer of the and American pop artists of the 60s to present. 20th century, Kenneth E. Tyler. STPI collaborates A visual feast of pop art indeed. with outstanding artists from around the world Petro Centre, 5 Jalan Kilang Barat, #01-03 to push the technical and aesthetic frontiers of www.collectors.com.sg printmaking and papermaking, creating edition prints and unique works on paper. Works on sale IKKAN ART INTERNATIONAL include those by artists from Asia-pacific, France Ikkan Art International was established by and USA, Asian Contemporary art in print and BMW Ikkan Sanada in 1982 as a private art dealer and Young Asian Artist Series. consulting/advisory firm based in New York. In 41 Robertson Quay 2011, Ikkan Art International expanded into Asia www.stpi.com.sg to create, organise and launch key exhibition programmes. Find the trendiest and legendary artists such as Ai Wei Wei, On Kawara, Takashi Murakami, Jackson Pollock, Donald Judd, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst and Jasper Johns. Artspace@Helutrans, 39 Keppel Road, Tanjong Pagar Distripark, #01-05 www.ikkan-art.com

21 Home Furnishing

LORGAN’s Come here for all things nostalgic or retro in your home. Walk into the high-ceiling warehouse where you’ll find furniture and iconic home accessories that have been beautifully restored. It is a definite stop for kooky furniture lovers. Century Warehouse, 100E Pasir Panjang Road, #01-03 www.lorgansdesignsource.com

Proof Living Step into this exquisite furniture and home ware store and be awed by the timeless design, desirable, perennially stylish furniture by famous designers the likes of Barbara Barry, Walter Knoll,

Image courtesy of Air Division Paola Lenti and Fiam. This is the place to find the home furnishing piece to complete your home. AIR DIVISION ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #03-15 For uber stylish design aesthetics, local company www.proof.com.sg Air Division is creating strides in the industrial and home furnishing front. They consistently deliver innovative, creative and award-winning designs. SPACE From their very own private label, Air’s sleek For all furniture aficionados who live and breathe urbane lines, to Plankliving’s designer craftsmanship design, SPACE is the place to go to for luxury in fine wood to Royce’s luxurious leather sofas, furnishings, designer objets d’art and creative home Air Division assists in putting your home together solutions. Services include architects and designers in just one stop. to help bring your wildest home décor dreams to Sophia Flats, 28 Wilkie Road, #01-01 life. Space Singapore is considered one of South www.airdivision.com East Asia’s largest and most progressive retailers of contemporary design. 77 Bencoolen Street www.spacefurniture.com.sg

22 Shopping Book Stores

25 DEGREE CELSIUS If you’re a cooking connoisseur, you will love 25 Degree Celsius (or just 25°C). This specialty bookstore is dedicated to all things to do with the kitchen. They have shortlisted some of the best cook books in the world. There’s a café with finger food and drinks if all that browsing through delicious food pictures makes you hungry. It’s the perfect place to indulge all your senses. 25 Keong Saik Road www.25degreec.com Image courtesy of BooksActually BooksActually KINOKUNIYA For true literary fiends and bona fide bookworms, BooksActually is The friendly and relaxed a quaint independent specialty bookstore. You’ll find rare Lemony atmosphere of Kinokuniya Snicket first editions or hard-to-find titles from greats like Truman plus its wide range of books, Capote or Vladimar Nabokov. There’s also an impressive collection magazines, media library and of notebooks, journals, quirky lomo cameras and old typewriters for gifts, makes this a one stop that unique one-of-a-kind gift. haven for readers of all ages. 9 Yong Siak Street You’re welcome to browse www.booksactually.com through the extensive range of magazines and books, and staff Page One from individual thematic sections are ever ready to assist you. The With its extensive collection of design books and magazines, café within the store provides a Page One is the place to visit to buy your next coffee table book. quiet spot with an al fresco area Besides these inspiring collections, you can also find a wide array of overlooking . books that cater to general topics and creatively-curated stationery. Takashimaya Shopping Centre, VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk, #02-41/42 www. pageonegroup.com 391 Orchard Road #03-09/10/15, www.kinokuniya.com.sg

23 Speciality Stores

A CURIOUS TEEPEE A Curious Teepee is both an amazing café bar and an eclectic store where hipsters hang out and shop for the best local and global brands. Representing Singapore are funky fashion labels MAE PANG, Vice & Vanity, and vintage designer eyewear— Mystic Vintage. Also look out for cult cool selections like Uslu Airlines nail colours, Plumen light bulb, and Aurora Alchemy Healing Vibrational therapies. It’s a curious mix of homeware, stationery, books, art, aromatherapy, local souvenirs, Image courtesy of Black Market No. 2 accessories and fashion. BLACK MARKET No. 2 Scape, 2 Orchard Link, #02-24 This multi-label store prides itself on giving indie local and regional www.acuriousteepee.com designers a place to showcase and sell their work. It stocks local brands like Sundays, NormallyAnormaly, FrüFrü & Tigerlily and also carries labels from the region, like Pain Killer from Thailand and Nixon Marquez from the Philippines. , 81 Orchard Road, #02-10 www.theblackmarket.sg

ASYLUM Seek refuge in this creative boutique store of design-skewed rarities, ornamental objects and progressive design home/life wares. With their ability to give shoppers what they’re looking for, they’ve moved on from a single level retail space to double the size to include smart

casual street wear, established and well-tailored menswear as well as Image courtesy of A Curious Teepee more avant garde clothing. 22 Ann Siang Road www.theasylum.com.sg

24 Shopping Designer Brands

Club 21b This is the ubiquitous stop to reach the height of fashion. For the new opening of Club 21b, you’ll be taken on a tour de fashion with the launch of the Opening Ceremony and Chloë Sevigny collaboration for a new cruise line. But there’s more from Club 21b, like Etoile by Isabel Maramy and Halston Heritage pieces which were previously unavailable. , 583 Orchard Road, #01-07 www.club21global.com Image courtesy of On Pedder On Pedder Sincere Fine Watches This is an ultimate stop for Established in 1954, Sincere has conquered the world of horology the divine accessories that in Singapore with their long trusted expertise and selection of will complete your outfit. The prestigious watches such as Franck Muller, Audemars Piguet, elegant and luxurious store Cvstos and Chaumet. carries the most fashionable Scotts Square, 6 Scotts Road, #01-18 footwear, handbags, fashion www.sincere.com.sg jewellery and accessories in town by international designer brands ESCENTIALS such as Nicholas Kirkwood, Brian Atwood, Butler &Wilson and Akin to a Parisian lady’s boudoir, this up-scale multi-label beauty store Alexander Wang. houses over 20 cult brands including Annick Goutal, Diptyque and Serge Lutens. The unique layout and décor of this interactive spa were Scotts Square, 6 Scotts Road, #02-10 to 13 formulated by renowned creative agency Asylum. It even features www.onpedder.com a library that acts as a makeup room, a dining room for skincare products and a greenhouse where an irresistible range of fragrances are displayed. A “house call” is definitely called for. Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, #03-02 www.escentials.info

25 Shopping Gourmet & Organic Food Stores

ISETAN SUPERMARKET Situated just across the street from Scotts Square is Isetan Supermarket, best known for its range of Japanese products and fresh produce straight from Japan. It is also a convenient place to pick up kitchen essentials and even sushi party sets. The best feature is the online shop ­— where you can shop from the comfort of your home, and have all your daily needs delivered to your doorstep. Shaw House, 350 Orchard Road, Basement www.isetan.com.sg/t/categories

Image courtesy of Maison Kayser Supernature Maison Kayser Supernature has hit the mark for everything that is organic, chemical- and gluten-free, and eco-friendly Founded by Eric Kayser in Paris 1996, this towards Mother Nature. You’ll find certified organic legendary bakery has around 60 outlets globally, groceries, children’s food, natural supplements, and can now be found in our very own Scotts chemical-free cleaning products and the best Square. Touted as one of the world’s best bakeries, beauty selection of body washes and shampoos. they use original natural yeast in breads made from Plus they deliver fresh organic vegetables to your traditional techniques. The bakery also develops a home too. new recipe around seasonal fruits and vegetables monthly. Start your morning with the finest Park House, 21 Orchard Boulevard, #01-21/27 www.supernature.com.sg French bread. Scotts Square, 6 Scotts Road, #B1-09 ThreeSixty Marketplace at ION HedIard Gourmet food shoppers worship this gourmet gastronomical global hub for its Albert Menes This elegant gourmet store and café/restaurant cookies, tarts and confiture from Brittany, rustic boasts a delectable and impressive range of about soup mixes from San Francisco-based Canterbury 6000 delicatessen products. Come here for its Naturals or New Hampshire-based Stonewall selection of more than 30 coffees and 200 teas. Kitchens. The most discerning shopper will not There is even a spice counter to dispense advice. leave disappointed with the exclusive range found Hediard Paris chef Vincent Carayon develops the here. There is also a Valrhona store within the store, menu in the café/restaurant. for the most exclusive specialty chocolates. Tudor Court, 123-125 Tanglin Road ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #04-21 www.hediard.com.sg

26 Dining Local Flavours

NEWTON CIRCUS HAWKER CENTRE Locals might say it’s a tad touristy but Newton Circus circa 1971 is still a wondrous late-night al fresco enclave to enjoy most of your cheap street hawker favourites including Muslim and Indian fare. Dig into satay, bbq seafood, oyster omelette, fresh popiah rolls, fish ball noodles and of course chicken rice. Be warned of touts and inflated seafood prices. 500 Clemenceau Avenue North

STRAITS KITCHEN Taking hawker fare to a fine level, Straits Kitchen presents the best of local flavours in a sleek, contemporary market-style buffet setting. Guests

Image courtesy of Singapore Flyer navigate their way through a wide-ranging showcase of halal-certified Chinese, Malay and SINGAPORE FOOD TRAIL, Indian dishes. Must-trys are the Singapore laksa, SINGAPORE FLYER Hainanese chicken rice and roti prata with chicken Sample the best of the best of heritage local food curry. Did we mention the dessert station? offerings here, in a charming nostalgic setting Grand Hyatt Singapore Hotel, 10 Scotts Road and ambience that resembles the food stalls of +65 6732 1234 Singapore in the 60s. All the food stalls curated here are established names that have been in business RED HOUSE SEAFOOD for over 30 to 50 years — the oldest stall is the High A pioneer seafood restaurant since 1976, Red House Street Tai Wah Pork Noodle which started in 1939. hauls in the best catch and serves up lip-smacking, A trip down memory lane with pure indulgences. timeless favourites like Steamed Scottish Razor Singapore Flyer, 30 Raffles Avenue, #01-09/10/11/12 Clams, Creamy Custard Prawns and their famous www.singaporeflyer.com/shop-play-dine/dining-at-the-flyer Black Pepper and Chilli Crabs — best mopped up with mantou buns. Its online delivery service brings seafood to your doorstep too. The Quayside, 60 Robertson Quay, #01-13/ 14 www.redhouseseafood.com +65 6735-7666

27 European Chic

IGGY’S A class act that shines among the French fraternity, Iggy’s wins accolades and palates at home and overseas with its consistently fine, progressive culinary discourse on flavours and textures. Picky wine aficionados would be delighted with its first-rate wine selection and sommelier service. Hilton Singapore, 581 Orchard Road, 3/F +65 6732 2234 Image courtesy of The White Rabbit THE WHITE RABBIT RESTAURANT ANDRE Be bowled over by this dreamy, gorgeous restaurant housed in a Snaring a seat at Chef André restored chapel at the luxuriant Dempsey Hill enclave. The setting Chiang’s cosy 30-seater is not never fails to impress, so does the classic European comfort food. easy but it’s definitely worth We’d find any excuse to come for drinks in the luxuriant garden too. the perseverance. Relish his 39C Harding Road, +65 6473 9965 Mediterranean-inspired haute cuisine best presented in the BODEGA Y TAPAS eight-course Octa tasting menu. Swoon over the oven-baked foie Bodega’s the real deal in authentic Spanish fare, from simple gras jelly crowned with puréed classics to sophisticated tapas like Wagyu cheeks in Chilindron black truffle coulis and other style. Convivial, casual and fun, the bar sweetens the deal with an all- seasonal treats. Spanish wine/cava carte and daily 1-for-1 happy hour deal (till 9pm). 41 Bukit Pasoh Road Orchard Hotel, 442 Orchard Road, #01-29, +65 6735-3476 +65 6534-8880

Garibaldi Known for its impeccable ambience and Italian food served with flair and finesse, Garibaldi guarantees one of the finest dining experiences. Knowledgeable staff are always at hand to serve you. The degustation menu is always a pleasure and a well-deserved indulgence. 36 Purvis Street, #01-02, +65 837 1468

28 Dining Top Views

SALT GRILL & SKY BAR Salt is Sydney’s celebrated chef Luke Mangan’s casual outpost of his award-winning Australian restaurant in Singapore, atop the jewel of Orchard Road. Swoon over the sweeping views while relishing his luscious take on modern Australian cuisine. Don’t pass up the Australian yellowtail kingfish sashimi topped with ginger, eschallot and goat’s feta — just divine. ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, Level 55

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STELLAR @ 1ALTITUDE SKY ON 57 Perched 62 storeys above ground, Stellar offers a bird’s eye view of Helmed by celebrated local chef the bustling business district. Seal the deal over delectable charcuterie Justin Quek, Sky on 57 serves and top-grade jamón, sushi, freshly shucked oysters and wood-fired a delectable all-day menu of Wagyu ribs at the sleek multi-concept open kitchen. Tipples at the modern Asian and local cuisine. al fresco bar are a must. The primary draw is in the 1 Raffles Place (Formerly OUB Centre), Level 62 spectacular setting and aerial +65 6438 0410 view of the city but you won’t be let down by the sophisticated LEVEL 33 culinary finds like foie gras soup dumplings, fried Hokkien noodles Level 33 is Singapore’s highest microbrewery-restaurant where four with Maine lobster and steamed boutique beers are freshly brewed on premises. Beer lovers can also Nordic king crab in laksa drink in the ample views of Marina Bay at the al fresco terrace and emulsion. nibble on comfort food like crispy whitebait and roast pork rack Marina Bay Sands, Sands SkyPark, to share. 10 Bayfront Ave, Level 57 Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, 8A Marina Boulevard, #33-01 +65 6688 8868 +65 6834 3133

29 Dining Celebrity Chefs

JOËL ROBUCHON Legendary French genius, Joël Robuchon, marks his presence in Singapore with two fine-dining choices - L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon and Joël Robuchon Restaurant. The highly-decorated Michelin-star chef extraordinaire lends his Midas touch to the innovative French creations. If you can score a table, strive for the ‘Menu Decouverte’ comprising a variety of eight splendid courses from the petite- portions menu. Hotel Michael, Resorts World Sentosa, #01–101/103 +65 6577 8888

OSTERIA & PIZZERIA MOZZA WAKU GHIN Fun, vibrant and deliriously good, Mozza by Mario Batali pays homage As one of the most esteemed to the best of Italian produce and regional recipes with its all-inclusive and respected celebrity chefs, ambitious menu. Cheese-lovers gravitate towards the mozzarella bar Tetsuya’s Waku Ghin has while pasta devotees bask in the pasta degustazione, best paired with garnered the highest accolades vino from Italy, of course. Be very hungry. and praises in town. Exclusive, The Shoppes@Marina Bay Sands, 2 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-42/46 intimate, luxurious and steeped +65 6688 8522 in pure finesse of fine dining experience, indulge in the 10-course degustation menu GUY SAVOY OSIA based on the best seasonal Fans of award-winning French Australian star chef Scott produce, prepared right in front chef Guy Savoy and his brand of Webster celebrates the bounty of you. So exclusive is the dining nouvelle cuisine will find plenty of seasonal, indigenous produce experience that there are only to covet here. The epicurean from Down Under with true 25 seats for dinner with two innovations are provocative and finesse. Sophisticated diners seatings. This is the ideal smart, and extend to the black can get up close and personal place for an unforgettable truffle menu. A whimsical tea at the Chef’s Table to see how gastronomic experience. degustation indulges diners with signature dishes like Duo of Marina Bay Sands, a menu paired with teas from Tasmanian milk-fed lamb and 10 Bayfront Avenue, #L2-02 around the world. Valrhona hot chocolate soup, +65 6688 8507 Marina Bay Sands, are whipped up with precision. 10 Bayfront Avenue, #L2-01 Resorts World Festive Walk, +65 6688 8513 Crockfords Tower, 8 Sentosa Gateway +65 6577 6560

30 Wellness Gym

SKY FITNESS Personalised service is key here, with its impressive array of concierge and spa services. Sky also offers personal training, nutrition assessment, bioresonance therapy and preventive diagnostic checks. Contemplating the stunning views of cable cars travelling from Sentosa to Mount Faber as PURE FITNESS you pound the treadmill is not a bad way to break a sweat. A mecca for fitness buffs, this sleek facility boasts state-of-the-art equipment with built-in entertainment systems no less – made all HarbourFront Tower 2, 3 HarbourFront Place, #16-01 the more appealing by rainforest showers, sauna facilities and ample www.skyfitness.com.sg amenities. Switch things up with the wide range of fitness classes like Muay Thai, boxing circuit, pilates, hip hop and even pole dancing. Knightsbridge, 270 Orchard Road, 3/F www.pure-fit.com GRAND HYATT GYM The hotel gym at Damai Health Club is Singapore’s haven for wellness and holistic living enthusiasts. Not only do they have a conducive setting to inspire your workout, they offer fitness classes, which include Yoga, Pilates, Bollywood, Hip Hop Dance, Brazilian martial arts and Capoeira. The resident trainer, together with professional advice on diet and nutrition, will guide you towards an overall healthier lifestyle. Other facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, studio, badminton courts and Oasis poolside restaurant. Hyatt Hotel, 10 Scotts Road www.singapore.grand.hyatt.com/hyatt/pure/spas/about/fitness.jsp

31 Yoga/Pilates

Verita ADVANCED WELLNESS

This is a trendy one-stop holistic and wellness centre that offers not only yoga and pilates, but also an impressive range of health assessments such as advanced body scan, iridology and advanced blood chemistry, and treatments such as floatation tank therapy, mediwave sound therapy and neurofeedback. Relax and recharge at its café 308. Phoenix Park, 308 Tanglin Road www.veritaadvancedwellness.com

PURE YOGA COMO SHAMBHALA A professional facility for As part of the celebrated COMO hotels and resorts, Como Shambhala beginners to aspiring instructors, plays host to exclusive workshops and boutique yoga and pilates Pure Yoga constantly explores classes. Fitness fashionistas need no excuse to lug back its quality the finer disciplines of yoga wellness and body care products, pure essential oils, travel accessories practice with an impressive 100 and stylish active wear. classes a week that are devoted Forum The Shopping Mall, 583 Orchard Road, #05-06 to healing sessions in Restorative www.singapore.comoshambhala.bz Yoga, Ashtanga, Hot Vinyasa, Tibetan Heart Yoga, Post or Ivana Daniell Studio Pre-Natal Yoga and more. Private yoga is also offered to With more than 20 years of experience in pilates and gyrotonic, those with specific needs and and as the founder of Life in MovementTM, Ivana Daniell is the trusted exacting schedules. instructor that looks after your personal body training. Ask for the 60-minute Ivana Daniell signature postural assessment for your Tower A, individual regime. 391A Orchard Rd, #18-00 www.pure-yoga.com Camden Medical Centre, 1 Orchard Boulevard, #09-06/07 www.ivanadaniell.com

32 Wellness Spa

CLARINS SKIN SPA Pamper yourself at this specialised Clarins spa with their whole range of head-to- toe treatments. Therapists are trained in Clarins massages and techniques, and offer customised remedies for specific needs. Twelve cosy rooms are equipped with soothing skylights to set you in the mood for healing and revitalisation. A retail corner displays a full range of products for your picking. Wheelock Place, 501 Orchard Road, #05-05/06/07

Image courtesy of Spa Botanica sg.clarins.com SPA BOTANICA DRGL LOVES DRSPA Connect with nature and indulge your senses at this lush garden A designer spa concept by local spa sanctuary within The Sentosa Resort & Spa. Privacy is ensured in renowned icon Dr Georgia Lee, all of the 15 treatment rooms or 6 outdoor pavilions for individuals or this provides the stage for her couples. Apart from state-of-the-art facilities like the region’s first mud DrGL® line of boutique skincare pools and float pools, Spa Botanica lets nature’s healing touch take remedies to work their magic. centre stage with blissful treatments such as its Singapore Flower Ritual. Designed specifically for Asian Sentosa, 2 Bukit Manis Road skin types and climate, the www.spabotanica.com products are used in therapeutic treatments dedicated to the DAMAI SPA face, eyes, body and hair. A luxurious lifestyle club within the opulent Grand Hyatt hotel, Damai Holland Village, 27 Lorong Liput stands out for its exceptional treatments inspired by our rich local www.drspa.com ethnicity. The treatments are specially crafted to balance, heal, purify and renew. Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road www.grandhyatt.com

33 STRIP BUDDY & Beauty BROWHAUS Brow specialist, Browhaus, is a one-stop eyebrow and lash PHYTO HAIR SPA salon. Expect expert touches For the best hair care for your tresses, head to this award-winning hair from the therapists as they spa that earns a repute and following for its botanical scalp and hair tweeze, thread and shape professional diagnosis, treatments and services. Apart from anti-aging your fine eyebrows and lip and hair loss solutions, it proffers different intensive hair therapies to line. Adjacent to it, is waxing restore shine to your crowning glory. expert Strip, that offers a range of signature Brazilian waxing Wheelock Place, 501 Orchard Road, #05-08A www.phytohairspa.com.sg treatments for ladies and men. Their quality recipe lotions and post-wax care make sure that THE SLOANE CLINIC you’re in good hands. Sloane prides itself on its variety of non-invasive cosmetic Wheelock Place, dermatology and cutting-edge plastic surgery. Aesthetic cures cover 501 Orchard Road, #05-04 facials, microbotox and fillers while body works include cellulite and www.strip.com.sg stretch marks treatments as well as customary nips and tucks. ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #03-18 www.sloaneclinc.com

SKINLAB MEDICAL SPA CINQ Beauty solutions present CINQ was voted by Tatler themselves at SkinLab which has Magazine as The Best of 2011. won awards for its non-invasive It offers not only your regular cosmetic care and signature hair salon services, but also treatments for the skin, hair, face provides the most sublime hair and body. Try the I2PL Facial spa treatments, with the latest Rejuvenation recommended for addition of Ju nail bar joining the pigmentation, or the CSP RF to CINQ family. With a combined combat cellulite, water retention experience of over 40 years and flabbiness. in hair dressing, Henri Leong, Wheelock Place, Vincent Lee and Leong Lim are 501 Orchard Road, #04-04 the corner stones of CINQ. www.skinlabmedspa.com Scotts Square, 6 Scotts Road, #03-16

34 Wellness Health/Medical EU YAN SANG This holistic healthcare center focuses on using traditional Chinese medicine for an integrated healthcare. The clinics offer consultations with trained physicians to treat a wide range of conditions from dermatology to fertility and cancer. Specialised treatments like acupuncture, cupping, therapeutic massages and chiropractic techniques are available at various clinics. Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, #13-08/09

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RAFFLES HOSPITAL Mount Elizabeth Hospital & MEDICAL CENTRE A leading private healthcare This reputed private care hospital is recognised for its specialty provider, Raffles Hospital offers services and physicians in cardiology, neurosciences and many other a full range of specialist, medical tertiary services. A wide range of medical and surgical services (dental and diagnostic services in 35 surgery, gynaecology, paediatrics, plastic surgery, psychiatry, etc) is disciplines. Its 16 specialist supported by an expert team, quality nursing care, state-of-the-art centres cater to a broad technology and a 24-hour Accident and Emergency/Walk-in Clinic. variety of medical needs such 3 Mount Elizabeth as obstetrics, gynaecology, www.mountelizabeth.com.sg cardiology, oncology and orthopaedics. Rooms are also LUXE WELLNESS CENTRE FOR WOMEN outfitted to five-star hotel standards to facilitate rest This is the premium one-stop medical clinic dedicated to serve ladies and recovery. who are looking for comprehensive health screenings and a range of 585 North Bridge Road aesthetic services within a luxurious, warm and intimate setting. There www.raffleshospital.com are plush VIP suites for comfort and privacy where most of your healthcare needs are attended to. Mandarin Orchard, 333 Orchard Road, #06-25 www.luxewellness.sg

35 Regional Indulgences Image courtesy of Singapore Tourism Board SIX SENSES NINH VAN BAY For a truly secluded spa getaway, book an exclusive spa suite villa at the Six Senses Ninh Van Bay. Breathtaking beachfront locale and design aside, they promise privacy and sumptuous spa treats for guests without the need to step outside. Each suite is a holistic retreat with individual pavilions, pool Image courtesy of Eastern & Oriental Express and in-villa facilities staffed by EASTERN & ORIENTAL EXPRESS dedicated spa therapists. Experience a journey on wheels on board the Eastern & Oriental Ninh Van Bay, Vietnam Express luxury train. Let it take you on a languid discovery of Asia’s www.sixsenses.com/ SixSensesNinhVanBay exotic landscapes and colourful cultures through Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Laos. Its deluxe cabins are manned by personal stewards, and complemented by full board gourmet dining and cocktails. www.orient-express.com

36 Travel Image courtesy of Four Seasons FOUR SEASONS TENTED CAMP A once-in-a-lifetime camp-and-trek experience awaits deep in the verdant Golden Triangle of Thailand. The marvellous and luxurious tented accommodations – each with its own personality, bestowed with copper bathtubs and open decks – allow travellers to relive the romanticism of

Image courtesy of Alila Villas 19th-century explorers. Complete the experience with mahout training and jungle trekking on ALILA VILLAS ULUWATU, BALI the majestic elephants. The mere whisper of Alila Villas Uluwatu conjures Chiang Rai, Thailand up the ultimate pampering of the five senses, www.fourseasons.com where a private butler attends to all your creature comforts. Located on a cliff top plateau along the AMANSARA southern coastline of Bali, the private spacious pool villas designed by award-winning Singapore Escape to the divine oasis of Amansara on the architectural firm, WOHA, features Environmentally outskirts of Siem Reap. Set in the former guesthouse Sustainable Design (ESD) principles, oozing sensual of King Sihanouk, this contemporary architectural style and impeccable taste. The numerous awards gem offers an opulent respite from day trips to accorded to this estate are testimonies to your the outstanding ancient ruins and temples of heavenly getaway. Angkor. Greater pleasures are ensured in its private suites with swimming pools or resident spa for a Bali, Indonesia sensational pampering treat. www.alilahotels.com/uluwatu Siem Reap, Cambodia www.amanresorts.com/amansara/home.aspx

37 scotts square Introduction

Located at the heart of Singapore’s prime shopping district, Scotts Square embodies the ultimate in luxury living. The residential towers — 34-storey Orchard Wing and 43-storey Scotts Wing — are linked by a sky bridge and flanked by the prestigious Grand Hyatt and Marriott hotels. It also features an upmarket retail podium from basement one to level three. Within the property, you will be able to admire sculptures and art installations from six notable artists. Residents can also rely on our Concierge Desk for any assistance in discovering the property and city. ______

ADDRESS 8 Scotts Road, Singapore 228238

Website www.scottssquare.com

TELEPHONE NUMBERS Below are three important numbers to dial should you need any assistance.

Security 6636 0818 Concierge 6636 0828 Operation hours 7am – 10pm daily Location Level 8 Management Office 6636 0818 Operation hours Mon–Fri : 830am – 530pm Sat : 830am – 1230pm Sun & PH : Closed Location Level 10 at Orchard Wing

CAR PARK The car park is located at levels 4 to 6. Owners / Residents need to first register the vehicle with the management for verification and record. Parking privileges are not transferable. Please refer to the Resident’s Handbook or contact the Management Office for further details and guidelines.

39 THE DRAWING ROOM The grand and sun-filled Drawing Room makes an impressive venue to entertain a larger number of guests for any celebratory occasion. It has a functional pantry to host up to 20 guests. Do contact the Concierge for entertainment ideas and recommendation of caterers.

Location: Level 8 Opening hours: 10am – 10pm ______

THE VIEWING LOUNGE The Viewing Lounge, also known as the Residents’ Lounge, ranks high with the residents and their guests as the top spot for relaxing on a lazy afternoon.

Location: Level 8 Opening hours: 10am – 10pm ______

THE RECREATION ROOM The well-equipped Recreation Room is the definitive intimate venue for a variety of entertainment for you and your guests. Popular board games are available upon request. Please approach the Concierge Desk for assistance.

Location: Level 8 Opening hours: 10am – 10pm ______

40 Amenities Highlight

THE BUSINESS centre & READING ROOM With its luxurious interior and inviting atmosphere, The Business Centre & Reading Room makes a welcoming place to catch up on your personal reading and news. You can also find high-speed internet access, a photocopier and printer to facilitate your professional activities.

Location: Level 8 Opening hours: 7am – 10pm ______

THE FITNESS ROOM Let our state-of-the-art equipment in the Fitness Room inspire you for your morning jog or exercise routine, especially when the room overlooks the view of the pool below and cityscape.

Location: Level 10 Opening hours: 6am – 12am ______

SWIMMING POOLS / WADING POOL / JACUZZI Come and bask under the sun at the 37m infinity-edge sky pool at the Orchard Wing, where a heated Jacuzzi also awaits. This Sky Pool is located on Level 35. Alternatively, you can find the main pool on the Club Floor on Level 8. There is also a 15m Wading Pool that serves as the perfect safe haven for children to hone their swimming skills.

Location: Level 8 & Level 35 Opening hours: 7am – 10pm ______

*Please refer to the Resident’s Handbook or contact the Concierge Desk for details and guidelines.

41 Live in Luxury, Shop in Style

Your shopping experience has just been elevated to even greater heights at Scotts Square, the latest luxury mall in town that is literally right at your doorstep. Immerse in the art of fine shopping here where all the luxurious retail needs and indulgences of the modern and discerning shoppers are met. Experience the elegance and style of international luxury and creative designer labels. There are also titillating dining options to satiate your palate or simply to recharge and relax.

42 Shopping Mall

Basement 1 The basement floor bustles with an assortment of premium lifestyle shops and services to cater toyour daily needs at your convenience. Here, you can also find casual eateries such as bistros and cafés, and the quintessential supermarket. ______

Level 1 Retail heaven begins here where you can find luxury boutiques alongside glamourous designer labels and fine jewellery. Find the best in sophistication and elegance here. ______

Level 2 Our devotion to luxury and style continues to shine on this level. Look out for trendsetting brands to paint the town red in. Indulge in gourmet dining experiences with our selection of exquisite restaurants. ______

Level 3 A spectrum of coveted specialty shops and services can be found here. There is surely something here that will pique your interests. Let the aromas and flavours of refined casual dining concepts tantalise your taste buds. ______

43 44 Artists in Residence

BERNAR VENET

Three Indeterminate Lines Austen steel, 1994

It takes exceptional ingenuity to be able to stop people in their tracks with what seems like simple scribbles of lines at first encounter. Bernar Venet’s unrivalled understanding of abstraction and fascination with geometry translates into the brilliance of his large-scale steel sculptures which were mainly created during the 1980s–1990s. One of such impressive and spellbinding pieces, named Three Indeterminate Lines, 1994, is aptly found resting on a turfed platform in the middle of a reflective water feature along the pedestrian walkway in front Scotts Square. He is also noted for more than 25 major national and international public sculpture commissions and in 2005, the famed French artist, photographer, sound artist, furniture designer, film-maker and poet was awarded with the title of Chevalier de la Legion d’Honneur.

45 46 Artists in Residence

HENRY MOORE

Working Model of Sheep Piece Cast bronze, 1971

Reposed stately along the bustling pedestrian walkway in front of Scotts Square is late British artist, Henry Moore’s (b.1898–1986), cast bronze sculpture titled Working Model of Sheep Piece, 1971. Famed for his public commissioned works, Moore lived frugally and donated his immense wealth accumulated from the commissioned works to his Henry Moore Foundation to enable education and promotion of the Arts. His signature abstract cast bronze and carved marble sculptures feature family figures, particularly the mother and child unit, to undulating sensual forms of reclining human figures, inspired by the landscape of his birthplace, Yorkshire, England. He won the International Prize for Sculpture at the Venice Biennale in 1948 and was awarded the British Order of Merit in 1963, but turned down a knighthood in 1951. The life and full pictorial descriptions of his works are documented in Jeremy Lewison’s book titled Henry Moore.

47 48 Artists in Residence

DALE CHIHULY

Victoria & Albert Museum Chandelier Hand-blown glass, 1999

Aligned with the trends in the contemporary arts scene, where art pieces are now beginning to emerge in retail spaces, Scotts Square aims to be at the forefront of this trend in Singapore by displaying the much admired Victoria & Albert Museum Chandelier by the renowned and revered American glass artist, Dale Chihuly, at the main entrance of the retail podium. Be dazzled by the ethereal glassblowing techniques influenced by the glassblowing tradition of Murano and explored by Chihuly since the 1970s. This suspended glass chandelier sculpture is made up of almost 700 individual hand-blown glass forms of varying shapes, colours and sizes. Named the first National Living Treasure in the United States in 1992, Chihuly’s glass sculptures can be found in over 150 major museums, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Louvre, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art and now in our very own Scotts Square.

49 50 Artists in Residence

SALVADOR DALI

Alice in Wonderland Bronze, 1977

The mere mention of world-renowned and eccentric surrealist artist, Salvador Dali (b.1904–1989), conjures up iconic dreamlike images of displaced objects, figures and landscapes. At just 27, Dali created one of his most famous works, The Persistence of Memory (featuring the melting clock) in 1931. In 1982, King Juan Carlos bestowed Dali the title, Marquis of Pubol. Throughout his life, Dali worked with a wide array of media and processes. His genius was not only evident in his oil paintings, but it also extended to areas in film, photography and fashion. In 1969, Dali created a series of thirteen lithographs based on the enchanting story by Lewis Carroll’s, Alice in Wonderland. It depicted Alice with a jumping rope embarking on her magical adventures. This evocative and mesmerising motif of a girl with a loop could also be seen in Dali’s earlier painting (1934), Morphological Echo. Be greeted by the effervescent youth of Alice, immortalised by Dali in this bronze sculpture, Alice in Wonderland, that awaits you at the drop-off area of the residential lobby of Scotts Square.

51 Image courtesy of Jinnie Seo Artists in Residence

jinnie seo

Baram - The Wind Double-sided metallic silver and bronze colour man-made leather, 2011

Pado - The Waves Steel in metallic gold and silver polyurethane paint, 2011

Making a spectacular entrance is literally what Korean born artist, Jinnie Seo, has done here with her two site-specific installation works, situated at the residential lobby of Scotts Square. Baram — The Wind and Pado — The Waves, come together to form continuous directional spatial movements guiding the visitors to walk through the lobby as they enter from the main entrance. At the same time, each work isolates an enclosed and yet opened space to create a personal recess or resting area. As an artist who has studied Biology and obtained a MFA in Painting from New York University, Seo has been fascinated with lines since her childhood. This engagement with lines to articulate a space became a dominant theme in her works. She explains how these works are inspired by the operatic stage. “I am interested in the way people enter and move through the public space and engage in both personal and collective activities. Like a stage set, the public space plays a vital role in devising the sequential rhythmic movements of people accessing the space whether they are passing through, taking a repose or carrying on social gatherings.”

53 Image courtesy of Zadok Ben-David Artists in Residence

zadok ben david

Smaller Corten steel, 2010

Step onto the Club Floor on Level 8 and marvel at Zadok Ben-David’s exquisite sculpture that is made of corten steel and hand cut with a plasma machine. Born in Yemen and raised in Israel, Ben-David graduated in advanced sculpture from St Martin’s School of Art in London. His well-known sensibilities to details are magnified here in Smaller which reveals the spatial relationship between two figures of differing perspective and hierarchy, with a tongue-in-cheek humour. The silhouettes in the work depict tree branches outlined within each body. The symbiotic relationship between the human body and trees becomes striking as one cannot help recognizing that stark and delineated branches resembles an internal map of veins and blood vessels. Smaller is a reflection of Mankind interfused and at one with nature. The inspiration evolved from an early series called Innerscapes comprising flat-planed figures in various sculptural poses.

55 concierge Concierge Concierge

Our trusted and experienced concierge service staff are always at hand or a phone call away to attend to your general enquiries about Scotts Square, communal amenities and the retail mall. You can also rely on us to provide you with directional guidance within and around the immediate vicinity of the property. Our wide array of services include information about setting up your home, travel information, directory of services and retailers, restaurant bookings, transport and facilities bookings, as well as housekeeping and courier services. Most importantly, we strive to attend to all your creature comforts and help enhance your experience of living the fine life.

Dial 6636 0828 to contact our concierge service staff.

55 57 SETTING UP YOUR NEW HOME DIRECTORY OF SERVICES & VENDORS Let us ease the process on the application procedure The great thing about our Concierge service staff of setting up your new home with advice and is that we are well-versed with our neighbouring application forms at hand for the following services: retailers. Let us point you to the service providers’ utility services for electricity, water & gas, telephone, addresses, opening hours and contact numbers mobile & internet connection and newspaper delivery. for your convenience. We can also direct you to ______services such as spa treatments, medical facilities, florists and a variety of home delivery services. And if you are looking for something specific, our friendly TRAVEL INFORMATION concierge team is on hand to help seek out and Having just settled into your new home, we’re sure make recommendations. you will be eager to discover the city and explore ______the region. Public transport is highly accessible from Scotts Square and is a convenient and efficient RESERVATIONS & BOOKINGS way to travel. We can advise you on the various means of public transport and point out to you the Our Concierge service staff will be pleased to places of interest and local attractions on the maps facilitate most forms of bookings according to of Singapore that will be provided. We can also your needs. You can call upon us for a restaurant recommend the best local hotels and find out the reservation at your preferred dining option or for rates for you or your guests visiting town. Bespoke recommendation of a selection of restaurants. local and regional tour packages aligned with your Transport can be easily arranged. Rates and forms travel needs can also be arranged. are available at the Concierge Desk for those who ______wish to rent a car or limousine. Booking a taxi is also hassle-free, just tell us your preferred time and pick up point.

The booking of various communal amenities within the property is just a phone call away where we can advise you on the availability, rates, number of guests allowed and make the necessary arrangements catered to your needs. ______

58 Concierge

TOWEL DISPENSING ASSISTANCE IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE & READING ROOM Should you need any towels for use at the pools and AND THE RECREATION ROOM The Fitness Room, just present your Resident Card at the Concierge Desk. The concierge team strives to ensure that you ______make the most of the amenities provided. Feel free to approach the Concierge desk for assistance in using the office machines such as the fax machine, HOME SERVICES photocopier and printer provided in The Business Centre to meet your professional needs. Everyone loves to come back to a clean and tidy home. Residents who wish to engage housekeeping You can also rely on the team for up-to-date services to clean and tidy their residence or arrange information on book and movie titles available for for dry cleaning and laundry home delivery services loan in The Reading Room. The Recreation Room is may approach us for contacts of housekeeping stocked with a selection of popular card and board companies which provide special rates to residents games and our friendly staff will be happy to help of Scotts Square. you with your choices. ______

COURIER SERVICES Our concierge service is also on hand to assist with courier services for the collection and delivery of items from your residence. Simply inform us of your preferred means and speed of courier services and we will hasten the process for you. ______

Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited has arranged for the provision of concierge services contained in this handbook as part of the services provided to residents of Scotts Square. For avoidance of doubt, the providers of the concierge services are not and shall not be deemed to be a partner, agents or employees of Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited and Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited accepts no responsibility and shall not be liable in anyway whatsoever to users of the concierge services for any loss, damage, expenses, inconvenience or otherwise suffered as a result of, arising from or in respect of provision, non-provision and/or the use of the concierge services, including but not limited to any negligence by the providers of the concierge services.

57 59 The contents of this Little Red Book, including but not limited to the text and images herein and their arrangements, are the copyright of Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited. No one shall without the express written consent of Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited distribute, modify or re-use the text or visual representation. All other rights of Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited are hereby expressly reserved. Whilst every reasonable care has been taken in preparing this Little Red Book, Wheelock Properties (Singapore) Limited shall not be held responsible or liable for any inaccuracy in its contents. All information and statements are believed to be correct and current at the time of going to the press and subject to changes as may be required.

Printed in July 2011