מגדל המגורים על הנהר בסינגפור || פרויקטים

Project Name: CANNINGHILL PIERS
Date: 23/08/2021
Program: Urbanism
Status: Under Construction
Size in m2: 105143
Project type: Mixed-use Residential, Hotel and Retail
Collaborators: DP Architects, KTP, BECA, RSD, Aecom, DPF, Atelier 10, ARUP, TSM, Nipek
Location: Singapore, 177 River Valley Road
Partner-in-Charge: Bjarke Ingels, Brian Yang
Project Leader: Dominik Mroziński
Project Manager: Luca Nicoletti
Project Architect: Alberto Menegazzo Collaborators: DP Architects, KTP, BECA, RSD, Aecom, DPF, Atelier 10, ARUP, TSM, Nipek Images: by Bjarke Ingels Group [BIG]

בניין המגורים הגבוה ביותר לאורך נהר סינגפור שתוכנן על ידי BIG  [קבוצת אדריכלים, מעצבים, אורבניסטים, אנשי מקצוע בתחום הנוף, מעצבי פנים ומוצר] חוגג השקה רשמית. אחת מיוזמות הפיתוח מחדש הגדולות באזור המרכזי של סינגפור, הפיתוח המשולב ב- CanningHill Piers קושר יחד את Fort Canning Hill ההיסטורית של סינגפור עם הנהר סינגפור הסמוך בלב העיר. מורכב מארבעה מגדלים המחוברים בגשר ומכוסים במסגרת גיאומטרית, המבנים מאוחדים כמכלול פיסולי תוך מתן זהות ויזואלית עבור התחום הציבורי.


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

A future centrepiece of the rejuvenated Singapore River, the 105,000 m2 waterfront integrated development that compromises CanningHill Piers includes nearly 700 new residential units across the two towers, serviced apartments and a hotel to Singapore’s central Fort Canning and Clarke Quay area. The development seeks to rebuild the historic connections between Fort Canning Hill and restore the public realm in addition to becoming one of the city’s tallest landmarks. Designed by BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group and developed in collaboration with CapitaLand and City Developments Limited [CDL], the CanningHill Piers development broke ground earlier this year, and is scheduled to complete by the end of 2025. 
“The transformation of the former Liang Court site into a new riverside landmark at the heart of a vibrant lifestyle hub augments the planned rejuvenation of the Singapore River precinct. Beyond creating a new architectural icon for Singapore’s city centre, we have reimagined this sizeable, rare site and unlocked its potential as an anchor of the Fort Canning and Clarke Quay area. The residential component, CanningHill Piers, marks a new paradigm for integrated urban living at a much sought-after waterfront location. This transformative project is one of the largest redevelopment initiatives in the Central Area,” says Sherman Kwek, CDL Group Chief Executive Officer. 
Drawing inspiration from the site’s history and lush surroundings to create a strong visual connection between Fort Canning Hill and the Singapore River, CanningHill Piers is defined by an open connectivity to the neighborhood. The towers are strategically spaced to expand the field of view and generate a more spacious skyline at podium level, while simultaneously making room for an open courtyard at the center of the development.


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

“The four towers and podium that constitute CanningHill Piers will be unified under a façade that is imagined as a single continuous drape, tying together the various components of the development into a sculptural whole while providing a contextual visual identity for the public realm,” says Brian Yang, Partner and Architect, BIG. Similar to the lifting of a veil, the continuous draped façade is raised at the recreational levels - revealing the activity happening within the towers while simultaneously providing residents with panoramic views of the cityscape, including the Singapore River, the Central Business District, Fort Canning Hill, Chinatown, Marina Bay, and beyond.
“CanningHill Piers has been designed by placing community first, with a porous and multilayered public realm at its heart that restores the connection between historic Fort Canning Hill and the Singapore River – and creates a cascading green oasis in the birthplace of modern Singapore,” Brian Yang continuous.
The open podium at level one, two, and three will accommodate a multi-layered public realm; retail businesses are organized in a continuous loop at the heart of the building with floor-to-sky air wells for events. The podium contains adventourousjogging tracks and playgrounds and facilitates shaded connectivity between the city areas as a recreational urban space. Referencing Singpore’s many lush green developments, CanningHill Piers features tropical greenery creating an atmosphere of meditative contemplation, in the bustling urban context of central Singapore. Cascading green contours throughout the levels of the podium will create a green oasis and stitch the greenery experience from the Hill to the River.
In a nostalgic nod to the Singapore River and its historical bridges, a recreational sky-bridge connects the two residential towers on Level 24. The level offers luxury amenities for residents, such as rooftop pools and outdoor jacuzzies, while offering unparalleled views of the city. Further up, the residents will experience fitness areas, and a playground. At level 45, a sky terrace and roof garden will provide an opulent gathering space.

“We are very encouraged by the strong demand for CanningHill Piers during its launch. Homebuyers are attracted by CanningHill Piers’ distinctive design by the renowned Bjarke Ingels Group, rare river and hill dual-frontage and superb location in the Clarke Quay lifestyle and entertainment precinct. We are confident that the project’s iconic status, wellappointed homes and excellent connectivity will continue to attract robust interest from prospective homebuyers,” says Jason Leow, Chief Executive Officer, CapitaLand Development.

Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group

Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group


Photo Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group