Singapore Land Group (SingLand) has announced an ambitious redevelopment plan for the Marina Square complex, transforming it into Singapore’s first hyper-mixed development. This 9.2-hectare site will integrate urban living, hospitality, workplaces, retail, sports, wellness, and culture into a connected 24/7 destination.
The redevelopment will feature three new towers, including 204 luxury residences, a 260-key serviced apartment, and a 304-key hotel. Additionally, it will offer approximately 13,000 square metres of premium Grade A office space. The existing four-storey mall will be reimagined as the heart of the precinct, spanning over 76,000 square metres and featuring an expanded mix of food and beverage, sports, wellness, and lifestyle concepts.
Designed by UK-based PLP Architecture and local firm DP Architects, the project will also introduce new public and green spaces, including a 6,500 square metre park above Stamford Canal. The development aims to enhance connectivity with a continuous sheltered walkway and an elevated botanical loop linking to nearby attractions.
Jonathan Eu, SingLand’s CEO, stated, “This hyper-mixed approach is about more than placing different uses together. It is about designing them to reinforce one another, with the mall and public realm serving as shared platforms for activity throughout the day.”
The project will also focus on sustainability, with all new buildings targeting Green Mark Platinum Super Low Energy certification. Construction is set to begin after the mall closes on 31 March 2027, with completion expected by 2031.
