the newton suites' bold façade treatment of repetitive lines, planes and textures creates a distinct imagery
photo by albert lim
image courtesy WOHA

the newton suite project of this high-rise apartment in an established area was designed
in 2003 and scheduled for completion in 2007. the 36 storey tower incorporates 118 apartments
with views towards the verdant bukit timah nature reserve and the city skyline.
singaporean architects WOHA created these living spaces with attention to detail,
proportions and scale, ensuring that the building is a comfortable and efficient living space.
a studied randomness adds a dimension of spontaneity and playfulness to the building’s
design and common areas that make them at once friendly and aesthetic.

the architecture and landscape merge seamlessly, integrating living spaces into the flowing
foliage of the sky gardens. the elegant profile of the building is a mature and stylish addition
to the skyline.


the newton suites of 118 units
detail of photo by albert lim
image courtesy WOHA


the newton suites in newton road - 2/3 bedrooms and penthouses
detail of photo by albert lim
image courtesy WOHA


the newton suites
detail of photo by albert lim
image courtesy WOHA

the newton suites project by WOHA founders mun summ wong and richard hassell
with its skygardens and full-height green wall (the tallest continual green wall in the world?)
was recognized as a finalist in the 2008 CTBUH - council on tall building and urban
habitat - awards for the asia and australasia category and continues the bravery of urban
and architectural experimentation that is evident everywhere in singapore.

developer is UOL.
founded in 1963, the singaporean group's diversified portfolio comprises residential apartments,
offices, retail malls, hotels, spas and restaurants. UOL owns 15 hotels and serviced apartments
in singapore, australia, the people's republic of china, vietnam, malaysia and myanmar.
out of these, seven are managed under the parkroyal brand and three are managed under
the pan pacific brand. in addition, the group manages 10 hotels under the pan pacific brand
for third party owners.