D'LEEDON
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Details
Proprty Type |
Condo |
Developer |
MORGANITE PTE LTD |
District |
10 (Bukit Timah, Grange, Holland) |
Completion Year |
2014 |
No. of Units: |
1715 |
Tenure |
99-year Leasehold |
About
D'Leedon located in the heart of vibrant District 10, is connected to the pulse of Dempsey Hill, Holland Village and Orchard Road; tapped into the sparkle of many sough-after schools such as Hwa Chong Institution and Nanyang Primary School; fused with the energy of the Singapore Botanic Gardens and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve. With the newly opened Farrer Road MRT Station on Circle Line(CCL) at its doorstep, it is very accessible to Harbourfront and Marina Bay area.
D'Leedon bears witness to the Zaha Hadid's visionary approach to architecture, one that is deeply rooted in its context. The development takes its cue from its surroundings and in turn transforms its very surroundings, writing a new chapter in Singapore's urban development history. D'Leedon began with a study of the site's surrounding, its existing alignments, the main axis for Farrer Road, and the surrounding good-class bungalows. From there, a series of lines are drawn, each seemingly drawing in the active urban life and natural greens around D'Leedon.
Emerging from the well-manicured private gardens, within the site landscape, are seven towers. Striking, organic, these large man-made "trees" gently taper at their lower floors to allow for minimal footprint and maximum open areas on D'Leedon's generous land area. Each floor of the towers branches into petals, according to the number of units per floor.
D'Leedon bears witness to the Zaha Hadid's visionary approach to architecture, one that is deeply rooted in its context. The development takes its cue from its surroundings and in turn transforms its very surroundings, writing a new chapter in Singapore's urban development history. D'Leedon began with a study of the site's surrounding, its existing alignments, the main axis for Farrer Road, and the surrounding good-class bungalows. From there, a series of lines are drawn, each seemingly drawing in the active urban life and natural greens around D'Leedon.
Emerging from the well-manicured private gardens, within the site landscape, are seven towers. Striking, organic, these large man-made "trees" gently taper at their lower floors to allow for minimal footprint and maximum open areas on D'Leedon's generous land area. Each floor of the towers branches into petals, according to the number of units per floor.