111 Somerset, Singapore

111 Somerset, Singapore (1 August 2017)


111 Somerset (GPS: 1.30019, 103.83734) is a commercial property in Singapore. It comprises two office towers on a retail podium. The building is at Somerset Road, in the Orchard Planning Area, in Postal District 9. The design, which reflects the Brutalist architecture style that was fashionable at its time, was the result of a design competition held in July 1971. The building was completed in 1977 at a cost of S$32 million. It was originally the Public Utilities Board Building (PUB Building).

On 1 October 1995, the building was renamed the Singapore Power Building following the corporatisation of the electicity and gas operations, which created Singapore Power. The PUB moved out on 29 January 2007, when it relocated to its parent ministry, the Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, at the Environment Building on Scotts Road. YTL Corporation bought the building through its subsidiary YTL Pacific Star in February 2008, and renamed it 111 Somerset, after its address.

Address

111 Somerset Road,
Singapore 238164

Taking the MRT to 111 Somerset

On foot, 111 Somerset is 170 meters on foot to Somerset MRT Station (NS23).

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111 Somerset, Singapore (1 August 2017)

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