Singapore – The Lion City is preparing to unveil a landmark that will transform its iconic skyline. The Skywaters, Singapore’s first supertall tower standing at 305 meters, is set to become an architectural masterpiece and a new symbol of Asia’s urban sophistication.
Located at the nexus of the Central Business District, Marina Bay, and the upcoming Greater Southern Waterfront, The Skywaters is designed by globally renowned firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM). Known for shaping skylines with icons like Burj Khalifa and One World Trade Center, SOM brings the same ambition and vision to Singapore’s most anticipated vertical sanctuary.
As the tallest building in the country and its only supertall skyscraper, The Skywaters positions Singapore on the world map alongside the planet’s most striking skylines. With panoramic views stretching across the South China Sea, the tower embodies a seamless blend of architectural grandeur and metropolitan vibrancy.
The project integrates Skywaters Residences, a curated collection of exclusive homes, a new five-star luxury hotel, Grade A office spaces, and premium dining and retail. Every element has been carefully conceived to deliver an unmatched lifestyle experience where living, working, and leisure coexist in harmony.
Beyond its commanding height, The Skywaters offers unrivaled accessibility. Direct links to major expressways such as East Coast Parkway, Marina Coastal Expressway, and Ayer Rajah Expressway ensure effortless connectivity across the island. Meanwhile, three MRT stations—Shenton Way, Prince Edward (upcoming), and Tanjong Pagar—provide seamless public transport access.
Spanning more than 6,500 square meters across three levels, The Skywaters Retail brings an elevated experience in shopping and dining, featuring an array of handpicked brands and concepts to match the prestige of the development.
With its elegance, ambition, and forward-looking design, The Skywaters is not only redefining Singapore’s skyline but also reinforcing its position as a hub for global business, investment, and high-end living. A tower that does not merely reach for the sky, but reshapes the future of urban luxury in Asia.
