One Raffles Quay Pte Ltd, a consortium comprising Hongkong Land, Cheung Kong (Holdings) and Keppel Land has won the tender for the first white site in Raffles Quay (Marina Boulevard) in March 2001. It is primarily a commercial development, consisting of two office towers with a podium block, a hub car park and a subterranean retail mall.

The office towers, with the gross floor area totalling about 1.59 million sq. ft, will feature large floor plates specifically designed to meet the requirements of leading financial institutions and multinationals.

The subterranean mall connects the office towers with Raffles Place MRT station.

For further information, please contact:

Wilson Kwong
Chief Executive Officer
Tel:+(65) 6438 3328
Fax:+(65) 6438 3326
Email: wilson.kwong@rqam.com.sg

William Bright
Director of Asset Management
Tel:+(65) 6438 3328
Fax:+(65) 6438 3326
Email: enquiries@bfc.com.sg

• One Raffles Quay Pte Ltd (ORQ)
• Three way equally split joint venture between Cheung Kong (Holdings), Hongkong Land and Keppel Land
• Raffles Quay Asset Management Pte Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of ORQ is responsible for marketing, property management, financial management and administration of the development

• Comprises of two parcels: A1 (main parcel) & A2 (underground link)
• Gross Floor Area: A1 (1.59m sq. ft)
• Land lease term: 99 years
• Awarded date: 16 March 2001

• Two office towers with a podium block, with more than 1.27 m sq. ft of net floor area
• Tower One consists of 50 storeys, including 42 storeys of offices. 18,000 sq. ft net floor area on each floor.
• Tower Two consists of 29 storeys, including 18 storeys of offices. 30,000 sq. ft net floor area on each floor. Three levels will be used for trading/dealing activities.
• A subterranean retail mall that links the office tower to the Raffles Place MRT station
• Target completion: 2005

• Project Manager:
  Keppel Land
   
• Design Consultant:
  Kohn Pedersen
  Fox Associates PC
   
• Project Architect:
  Architects 61
   
• M & E:
  Meinhardt
   
• Structural Engineers:
  Meinhardt
   
• Quantity Surveyors:
  Davis Langdon and Seah
   
• Main Contractor:
  Obayashi Corporation