Bloomsbury Residences

FOR A DEVELOPMENT WHERE A HERITAGE ESTATE AND A TECHNOLOGY CLUSTER MEETS

Situated uniquely between the colonial history of the Wessex Estate and the forward-looking One-North district, Bloomsbury Residences seamlessly unites these contrasting yet interconnected worlds, drawing inspiration from its namesake-London’s renowned intellectual and literary district.

The word Blooms signifies growth and flourishing -a symbol of transformation and new beginnings. Bloomsbury Residences offers a fresh living experience that harmonizes with the area’s evolving landscape and future developments.

THE VIEWS

Bloomsbury Residences is a high-rise development ranging from 15 to 24 storeys, elevated to maximize its vantage point. It is arquably the most desirable plot in the area, offering unobstructed views overlooking Wessex-an advantage that may be unmatched by future residential developments in the vicinity.

THE FIRST IN ONE-NORTH

Bloomsbury Residences is the first GA Harmonisation development in One-North, meaning you only pay for usable space, with more efficient layouts.

CONNECTIVITY

ONE-NORTH CAR-LITE, JAM-FREE & HEALTHY LIFESTYLE

one-north Designated as the First Car-Lite Business Park in Singapore

At the first Car-Free Weekend held at one-north on 30 and 31 August, master planner and developer JTC Corporation (JTC) announced plans to work with local stakeholders towards making the mixed-use business park car-lite. This is in line with JTC’s efforts to create green and sustainable business parks for the working community and residents from the surrounding housing estates. By reducing the reliance on cars, and moving towards more sustainable modes of transportation, the community can enjoy a more liveable estate with less pollution and noise generated by cars.

To encourage the community to adopt a car-free lifestyle, JTC brought together more than 20 one-north companies including A*STAR, Mediacorp, Abbott, GSK, Tanglin Trust School and developer CapitaLand to pledge to go car-free on 30 August 2019. The companies activated 790 of their staff and tenants to take public transport, car pool or other sustainable alternatives.

To complement these efforts, TC has improved connectivity to public transport stations. For example, the one-north shuttle buses transport 50,000 people to and from key transport nodes monthly. In addition, buildings such as Fusionopolis One are integrated with the nearest MRT, while other buildings such as Star Vista and Galaxis have fully-sheltered walkways leading to the MRT.

JTC will also be widening around 6 kilometres of footpaths, and constructing 800 metres of covered linkways for walking and cycling. All these are targeted to be completed by first quarter

2020. Additionally, over 25 dedicated parking zones have been allocated for personal mobility devices (PMDs) and bicycles.

• Location

  Media Circle (Queenstown Planning Area, RCR)