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Revision as of 09:45, 13 January 2008

One Raffles Quay
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General information
StatusUnder construction
LocationRaffles Quay, Downtown Core, Singapore
OwnerCheung Kong, Hongkong Land and Keppel Land
ManagementCheung Kong, Hongkong Land and Keppel Land
Technical details
Floor count50 (North Tower); 29 (South Tower) and 2 basements
Design and construction
Architect(s)Kohn Pedersen Fox and Architects 61
DeveloperCheung Kong, Hongkong Land and Keppel Land
Website
www.orq.com.sg

One Raffles Quay is an office building complex located at Raffles Place within the Downtown Core, the central business district of Singapore.

Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, the building consists of two office towers. The 50-storey North Tower has a height of 245 metres on completion, while the 29-storey South Tower has a height of 140 metres. The total floor area of the office towers combined is 148,000 square metres (1.59 million square feet). The complex incorporates a podium block, a hub car park and a 4,180 square meter (45,000 square feet) subterranean retail mall which is linked to the Raffles Place MRT Station. The building was completed in the third quarter of 2006 with tenants already occupying the South Tower. Barclays Capital occupies the top floors of the South Tower, along with ABN Amro and Deutsche Bank.

Tenants in the North Tower include UBS, Fitness First, Reuters, Credit Suisse and Ernst & Young among others.

Facts

  • This tower is aligned in a north-west direction, such that it sits across the existing MRT line which cuts through the site diagonally below it.

See also

References

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