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A BREATH OF FRESH AIR ON SINGAPORE'S WALL STREET

V on Shenton harmonises habitat and nature into a magnificent column of light, space and greenery.

Using its signature organic shapes and structures inspired by nature herself, the building cultivates the sense of a sculpture that has been crafted by artisan hands to deliver the most appealing qualities of next generation metropolitan living.

Project Name	V On Shenton
Developer:	UIC Investment (Properties) Pte Ltd
District:	1
Address	5A Shenton Way, Singapore
Tenure	99 Years leasehold
Site Area	72,959 sqft
Expected TOP:	2017
Total of No. Units:	510

Honeycomb Principle

Nature's most efficient cell for strength, the hexagon shape dominates the design of V on Shenton. These organic geometric panels also weave texture and cohesion to the development, reflecting light and pocketing shade.

As you move around the building, the effect is a structure that is alive and constantly changing.

THE GRANDEUR OF THE PAST

Known famously as Singapore's wall street, Shenton Way proudly holds the financial and trading history of Singapore.

It was not until the 1960's that the first buildings appeared along Shenton Way. The first being the Conference Hall and Trade Union House (1965), later becoming the Singapore Conference Hall, and the ICB Building (1968) and Shing Kwan House which is now the SGX Centre.

Also of significance to the area in the 1970s were Robina House, Shenton House and of course, UIC Building.

Standing at 152m tall, and 39 storeys high, UIC Building at fiVe Shenton Way was the tallest of the 'three sisters' on the south side of Shenton Way. Robina House and Shenton House make up the other two.