THE CREST @ District 03

Project Name
The Crest (at Prince Charles)

Address
101, 103, 105, 107, 109, 111, 113, 115 Prince Charles Crescent

District
03

Developer
Wingcrown Investment Pte Ltd
Jointly developed by
WingTai Land, Metro Australia Holdings Pte Ltd &Maxdin Pte Ltd

Tenure
99 year leasehold w.e.f. 21 December 2012

Site Area
Approx. 23,785 sq.m. / 256,000 sqft

Plot Ratio
2.1

No of Storey
Comprises three 23-storey towers and four 5-storey blocks

No. of Units
469 units

Facilities
Full Condo facilities

Carpark
Basement carpark with 494 lots (including 7 handicapped lots)

Expected Date of vacant possession
TOP Date: 30 Jun 2018
(has been brought forward to Q1 2017)

Expected Date of Legal Completion
Legal Completion Date: 30 Jun 2021

Project A/C No.
HSBC Project A/c No.:052-052032-002 of Wingcrown Investment Pte Ltd

Solicitor
Rodyk & Davidson LLP (Melanie Lim)

PRITZKER ARCHITECTURE PRIZE LAUREATE 2013
Toyo Ito is one of the most influential architects in practice today. In this career, Toyo Ito has developed an illustrious body of work that combines conceptual innovation with keen sensitivity to the landscape, creating exceptional architecture.

"While his appropriation of nature can lead to some striking forms, Ito says his focus is always on the human inhabitants." source: dezeen

Bearing his signature, The Crest represents an appreciation for timeless design, an intimacy of architecture and nature, and a celebration of life's many peaks.

INSPIRED BY NATURE
In the natural environment, Nature has its own way of keeping cool. While sunlight promotes photosynthesis, evaporation through the leaves of trees has a passive cooling effect that keeps the environment cool. The leaves also help to moderate wind conditions and provide shade. This is a strategy that works in nature and has also inspired the design of The Crest.

DESIGNED FOR COMFORT
Designed by Pritzker Prize Laureate Toyo Ito, The Crest has been created to provide a bright and airy living environment with magnificient views. Sky planters that are part of the architecture promote passive cooling and complement the lush landscaping and water features.

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