The Reef at King's Dock

06/09/2022

Archaeological study of Keppel Club site to begin this year.

The site "could contain multiple layers of history from the 14th century to World War II". Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

How an underwater paradise was created in Singapore.

Hidden below the busy pontoons of Marina at Keppel Bay is an underwater hub of life teeming with colourful corals, fishes and other marine creatures.

Occasionally, endangered spotted eagle rays and critically endangered hawksbill turtles have been spotted in the marina, Mr Alvin Lok, operational performance manager of Marina at Keppel Bay, said.

Hidden below the busy pontoons of Marina at Keppel Bay is an underwater hub teeming with marine creatures. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

6 spots in Singapore where marine life has thrived amid coastal development.

Marina at Keppel Bay, where a shipyard used to be, has since evolved into a city reef teeming with more than 150 kinds of marine life, including seahorses, critically endangered hawksbill turtles and clownfish.

Some of these sites are hidden in plain sight. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

Looking back on the design philosophy, which seamlessly integrate both green spaces and blue spaces of this rare vantage site.

Green spaces are central to the overall design of The Reef at King’s Dock, with a central garden promenade connecting all of the buildings’ entrance lobbies and lush vegetation creating green buffers for the ground floor residential units. A full range of landscape amenities, sky gardens, pavilions, a tennis court, a dry and wet children’s play zone and a fitness zone will provide a host of leisure options to residents, while the landscape between the buildings and on the Sky Gardens is kept quiet, with most activities located at the edges and on the pontoon.

The Reef at King’s Dock will be Singapore’s first residential property with a floating deck, bringing marine biodiversity directly to residents’ doorsteps. The 180 m floating deck, with its swimming pools, sun decks, and underwater marine viewing area, provides unique recreational and biodiversity experiences for the residents.

Source : Extract from https://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/

06/09/2022

6 spots in Singapore where marine life has thrived amid coastal development.

Some of these sites are hidden in plain sight. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

6,000 HDB flats to be built in Greater Southern Waterfront, first BTO project within 3 years.

These units are part of the 9,000 homes that will be built on the 48ha Keppel Club site. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

Keppel Club to move to new golf course by end-2022 to make way for HDB flats in Greater Southern Waterfront.

SINGAPORE - Keppel Club will move to its new golf course in Lornie by the fourth quarter of this year, vacating its existing site to make way for new Housing Board flats in the Greater Southern Waterfront. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

Waterfront lifestyle at Keppel Bay gets 5G security boost.

Surveillance robot and camera technology powered by 5G mobile will be deployed. Read more at straitstimes.com.

06/09/2022

The construction works begins for The Reef at King's Dock. This residential development in Keppel Bay, HarbourFront District is set to impress as an urban village with 429 apartments in ten buildings. The diverse building types all blends in with King's Dock's remarkable location, lush greenery and unique floating swimming pools.

The construction works have started in Singapore for The Reef at King's Dock, a residential development in Keppel Bay/HarbourFront district. The project p...

06/09/2022

ABOUT 280 of the 300 residential units offered at The Reef at King's Dock were sold over the Jan 30-31 weekend launch.

ABOUT 280 of the 300 residential units offered at The Reef at King's Dock were sold over the Jan 30-31 weekend launch, joint developers Mapletree Investments and Keppel Land said on Sunday. Read more at The Business Times.