Friday, September 13, 2013

Duo Residences

DDUO ResidencesDuo Residences is a mixed development of a planned luxury residences, hotel, office and retail complex to be located on Ophir-Rochor Road in the Downtown Core of Singapore. This 2.7 ha prime site is strategically located in the heart of the City Centre along the Beach Road / Ophir-Rochor Corridor and is a natural extension from the established convention, office, hotel hub at Marina Centre.

The area around Duo Residences is a new growth area envisioned to become an exciting 24/7 mixed-use cluster. It will comprise integrated developments with office, hotel, retail, entertainment and residential uses, all set within an attractive garden-like environment.
New developments in the Beach Road / Ophir-Rochor Corridor will inject vibrancy and activities into this part of the city and form a new office cluster for financial and business institutions that will complement the existing financial district at Raffles Place and Marina Bay.

DUO ResidencesBy generating the massing through a subtractive process, Duo Residences condominium new towers are reduced to slender profiles. Duo Residences vertical facades rise skywards along the adjoining roads, while a net-like hexagonal pattern of sunshades reinforces the dynamic concave shapes.
The Duo residences of tower volumes is further sculpted to feature a series of cantilevers and setbacks that evoke choreographed kinetic movements of the building silhouettes.
DUO Residences buildings dematerialize as they reach the ground to provide a porous permeable landscape traversing the site. Leisure zones and gardens act as a connector between multiple transport hubs and establish a flow of tropical greenery and lively commercial activity, accessible to the public 24 hours a day.
A plaza, carved into the center of the towers and integrating the neighboring building as part of its perimeter, forms a new public nexus between the historic district of Kampong Glam and the extension of the city’s commercial corridor.
Duo Residences Lobby Hall

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