Ardmore Residence

Through a multi-layered design approach, the tower blends natural landscapes with contemporary living, creating a seamless connection between interior and exterior spaces.

The tower’s facade is a dynamic interplay of structural and organic elements. Bay windows, balconies, and rounded glass corners are interwoven into a continuous line, creating a unified architectural language. The facade’s pattern repeats every four storeys, while column-free corners visually merge internal spaces with external balconies. From afar, the tower’s contours shift dramatically depending on the viewer’s perspective, while up close, the openings in the concrete panels evoke a sense of organic mutation and transition. This design not only enhances the building’s aesthetic but also incorporates sun screening to ensure functionality and comfort.

The apartments embody the concept of a ‘living landscape’, where functional spaces extend into the outdoors. Large windows and double-height balconies create an indoor-outdoor living experience, offering panoramic views of Singapore while promoting natural ventilation and daylight. The bay windows provide shading to minimise heat gain and offer opportunities for residents to incorporate greenery into their homes.

Rising above the eighth storey, the tower’s open framework base ensures full transparency and connectivity across the ground-level gardens. This design integrates shared amenities with the surrounding landscape, creating a continuous living and leisure environment. By elevating the residential levels, the design optimises views and adheres to Singapore’s building regulations, offering residents a unique perspective of the city.

The Ardmore Residence seamlessly merges architecture, nature, and functionality. Its textured facade, living landscape concept, and elevated design create a harmonious environment that reflects Singapore’s identity as a Garden City, offering residents a lifestyle that is both connected to nature and rooted in modernity.