One Shenton Way, Singapore

One Shenton Way, Singapore (11 September, 2010)


One Shenton Way is a residential complex along Shenton Way in the Financial District of Singapore. It occupies a site of an older skyscraper which was demolished to make way for the project. Construction began in October 2005 and the condominium was completed in 2011.

One Shenton Way comprises two skyscrapers. One Shenton Tower 1 is 50 storeys while One Shenton Tower 2 is 43 storeys. The two skyscrapers share a podium. They are also connected by three skybridges.

One Shenton Tower 1 is clad in gold glass panels while One Shenton Tower 2 is in blue glass panels. The taller of the two buildings will be among the tallest buildings in Singapore, attaining the full permissible height.

One Shenton Way (27 July 2017)


One Shenton Way, Singapore (8 July 2011)

One Shenton Way on Google Maps Street View

Getting there

One Shenton Way is within a short walking distance of the Raffles Place MRT Station, which is served by the East-West Line (EW14) and North-South Line (NS26).

One Shenton Way is on the Map of Shenton Way, Singapore

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