New Vision, Ascott breaks ground on 29-storey development in Tanjong Pagar

It features 137 units: 42 hotel rooms, 95 serviced apartments.

New Vision Holding Pte. Ltd. and The Ascott Limited (Ascott) have broken ground on Ascott Shenton Way Singapore, with construction now underway.

Located at 15 Enggor Street in Tanjong Pagar, the building is a 29-storey mixed-use development with 137 units, featuring a dual-format offering of 42 hotel rooms and 95 serviced apartments, according to a press release.

Key amenities include a wellness spa, meditation lounge, forest verandah, rooftop garden, swimming pool, and café bar.

The project is anchored around a biophilic theme, “Nature in Art, Art in Nature,” with architecture led by RSP, landscape by Benoy, and luxury interiors by Elicyon. It also features curated artworks and design motifs inspired by Tanjong Pagar’s maritime heritage.

The development is expected to be completed within the fourth quarter of 2029.

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