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Development of Chancery and Staff Residence Complex for the Singapore Consulate-General in Shanghai, PRC
Proposed as a mixed-use building to accommodate both offices and staff residences in a high density area, the Singapore Consulate in Shanghai is dressed in full modernity, complementing the urban context of its location.

The project consists of a two-storey high podium block and a six-storey high L-shaped tower block, separated by a double-storey atrium foyer.

The design merges the office and residence blocks to create a uniform image with a clean exterior expression of glass façade, natural stone and steel to reflect a state-of-the-art architecture while mirroring the strengths of a modern, dynamic Singapore.
Project name Development of Chancery and Staff Residence Complex for the Singapore Consulate-General in Shanghai, PRC
Location China
Completion Date 2002
Site Area 2600 m²
Gross Floor Area (GFA) 5,050 m²
Typology Governance
Project Cost SGD 13,784,190.00
Client Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA)