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Download E-Brochure Back cover www.DUOsingapore.com (65) 6298 8895 Make the world your own Floor Plans Internationally acclaimed architect Ole Scheeren is behind landmark projects such as the CCTV headquarters in Beijing and the Mahanakhon, Bangkok’s tallest skyscraper. In creating an inimitable civic nucleus, DUO’s towering volumes are carved into sweeping concave shapes; while a hexagonal pattern on the towers’ slender Ole Scheeren profiles and a dramatically lighted facade reinforce the Design Architect of DUO dynamic architecture. A masterful series of cantilevers and setbacks further evokes the kinetic movements of a dancing couple. Artist’s Impression Embrace exclusive living in the heart of the city The city has a new capital and it is redefining Singapore’s striking skyline. Welcome to DUO, an extraordinary integrated development that features two landmark towers rising from the arts, cultural and educational precinct of the Bugis district. With premium residences, Grade A offices, a 5-star hotel and retail gallery, DUO is more than the sum of its parts – it will revitalise the way you live, play and work. Artist’s Impression ORCHARD ROAD (School of the Arts) LASALLE SOTA College of the Arts PRINSEP STREET BENCOOLEN STREET WATERLOO STREET SMU Campus Singapore Art Museum QUEEN STREET Bugis+ BRAS BASAH ROAD VICTORIA STREET Bugis Chijmes National Junction Library MRT underground CBD pedestrian link NORTH BRIDGE ROAD Raf FRASER STREET Kampong Glam St Andrew’s Shopping Downtown Line Conservation Area Cathedral Centre OPHIR ROAD ROCHOR ROAD ST ANDREW’S ROAD BEACH ROAD Citylink Mall ESPLANADE DRIVE NICOLL HIGHWAY NICOLL HIGHWAY Esplanade- The Theatres on The Bay Suntec City Marina Square CHANGI AIRPORT MARINA BAY Be here and SANDS ECP Kallang River Artist’s Impression Map not drawn to scale everywhere else Be a sassy neighbour to Bugis Junction, a vibrant retail mall. Live minutes from Orchard Road, the Central Business District and Marina Bay. Enjoy easy accessibility to Changi Airport via the East Coast Parkway. With a direct underground connection to Bugis MRT Station, served by the East-West line and upcoming Downtown line, home is a place that is always close to everything. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD When quality time ROCHOR ROAD ROCHOR is such a OPHIR ROAD FRASER STREET priceless Landscaped Plaza commodity, at Level 1 you shouldn’t have to go far to enjoy it. At DUO Residences, you can discover meaningful spaces for your private indulgence as well as bonding moments with family and friends. BEACH ROAD Artist’s Impression Herb Garden Teppanyaki Pavilion Outdoor Cook-Out Deck Spa Pool Pool Deck 50m Lap Pool Grill Terrace Floral Walk The Upper Deck Level 2 Party Lounge Outdoor Sitting Lounge The Green Enclaves Level 3 Be surrounded by the tranquillity of themed gardens that charm with lush sensory experiences. Garden of Lamps Water Court Garden of Chimes The Inner Space Level 20 Find the liberty to express your creativity and reconnect with your favourite interests and pastimes. Teacup Terrace Seating Terrace Contemplation Terrace Card/Games Terrace Swing Terrace Hobby Terrace Make a splash at The Upper Deck. Take a serene stroll at The Green Enclaves. Retreat to The Inner Space. And to top it off, enjoy a mesmerising vista at The Peak. The Peak Level 31 Sky Pool Pool Deck Kid’s Pool Family Jacuzzi Jacuzzis Spa Cabana Gym Lounge Aqua Gym Dance Deck Gymnasium Multi-Purpose Room Outdoor Fitness Corner Lounge Deck Practice Deck Landscaped Terrace Dining Lounges Artist’s Impression Studio 1-Bedroom Type A1M Type B1M / B1 40 sq.m. / 431 sq.ft. 60 sq.m. / 646 sq.ft. Including 3 sq.m. / 32 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-08 #03-08 to #04-08 #03-01 to #04-01 (B1M) #05-01 to #30-01 (B1) #04-08 08 01 Type A1 Type B2M / B2 39 sq.m. / 420 sq.ft. 50 sq.m. / 538 sq.ft. Including 3 sq.m. / 32 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony BALCONY #05-08 to #30-08 BALCONY #03-04 to #04-04 (B2M) #05-04 to #30-04 (B2) 08 04 WM F S Type A2M / A2 Type B3M / B3 49 sq.m. / 527 sq.ft. 60 sq.m. / 646 sq.ft. Including 6 sq.m. / 65 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-05 to #04-05 (B3M) #03-16 to #04-16 (A2M) #05-05 to #30-05 (B3) #05-16 to #30-16 (A2) 05 16 All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. 1-Bedroom 1-Bedroom Type B4M / B4 Type B7M / B7 67 sq.m. / 721 sq.ft. 62 sq.m. / 667 sq.ft. Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 12 sq.m. / 129 sq.ft. of Balcony / Private Terrace #03-09 to #30-09 #03-20 (B7M) #04-20 to #30-20 (B7) 09 F BALCONY / PRIVATE TERRACE (#03-20) 20 S WM S Type B8M 69 sq.m. / 743 sq.ft. F Type B5 Including 18 sq.m. / 194 sq.ft. of Private Terrace DRY KITCHEN 57 sq.m. / 614 sq.ft. #03-12 Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony DINING WM MASTER #03-17 to #19-17 BATH LIVING 12 MASTER BEDROOM 17 PRIVATE TERRACE WALK IN CLOSET A C Type B8 Type B6 66 sq.m. / 710 sq.ft. Including 15 sq.m. / 161 sq.ft. of Balcony 64 sq.m. / 689 sq.ft. Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony #04-12 to #19-12 #03-19 to #19-19 12 19 All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. 1-Bedroom 1-Bedroom Type B9M / B9 Type B11 55 sq.m. / 592 sq.ft. 68 sq.m. / 732 sq.ft. Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony S #03-13 to #04-13 (B9M) #22-12 to #30-12 #05-13 to #30-13 (B9) F 18 WM 12 13 Type B10 Type B12 52 sq.m. / 560 sq.ft. 55 sq.m. / 592 sq.ft. Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony #22-18 to #30-18 #22-13 to #30-13 18 13 All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. 1-Bedroom + Study 1-Bedroom + Study Type C1M / C1 Type C2 64 sq.m. / 689 sq.ft. 67 sq.m. / 721 sq.ft. Including 13 sq.m. / 140 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-03 to #04-03 (C1M) BALCONY #05-07 to #30-07 #05-03 to #30-03 (C1) BALCONY 07 03 BALCONY BALCONY Type C2M Type C3 66 sq.m. / 710 sq.ft. 65 sq.m. / 700 sq.ft. Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony Including 9 sq.m. / 97 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-07 to #04-07 #22-19 to #30-19 07 #03-07 19 #04-07 All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. 2-Bedroom 2-Bedroom Type D1M Type D3 95 sq.m. / 1,023 sq.ft. 76 sq.m. / 818 sq.ft. Including 15 sq.m. / 161 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-06 to #30-06 #03-10 to #04-10 06 #04-10 10 #03-10 Type D1 94 sq.m. / 1,012 sq.ft. Including 15 sq.m. / 161 sq.ft. of Balcony #05-10 to #30-10 10 Type D4 78 sq.m. / 840 sq.ft. Including 8 sq.m. / 86 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-18 to #19-18 18 Type D2M / D2 87 sq.m. / 936 sq.ft. S Including 12 sq.m. / 129 sq.ft. of Balcony WM #03-02 to #04-02 (D2M) F #05-02 to #30-02 (D2) 02 All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. All areas and/or measurements stated in this Brochure are approximate only, and are subject to final survey and/or such changes as may be required by the relevant authorities. 2-Bedroom 2-Bedroom Type D5M Type D6 91 sq.m. / 980 sq.ft. 95 sq.m. / 1,023 sq.ft. Including 15 sq.m. / 161 sq.ft. of Balcony F S Including 15 sq.m. / 161 sq.ft. of Balcony #03-14 to #04-14 #32-13 to #47-13 WM 13 14 #03-14 #04-14 Type D5 Type D7 90 sq.m.
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