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Katong Square
Singapore
Katong Square is a landmark mixed-use development that sits along a vibrant section of East Coast Road. Containing commercial, hospitality and retail spaces, including two hotels – the Hotel Indigo Katong and the Holiday Inn Express - together with a host of dining, entertainment options, the new development is certain to elevate the array of lifestyle choices available in one of the most historic parts of Singapore.
Architects applied sustainable regionalism as the main architectural response to a unique site. The project would see the conservation of the former Joo Chiat Police station, together with the addition of newer structures. Traditional Peranakan patterns and motifs were interpreted through a contemporary lens – serving both aesthetic and functional purposes. This is particularly evident in the ‘fins’ that line the exterior of the Hotel Indigo guestrooms, which are reminiscent of traditional shophouse screens. Peranakan inspired motifs also adorn the perforated metal ceiling that lines the pedestrian canopy at the site’s main entrance. Here, sunlight is gently diffused into the high, ventilated space, allowing guests to soak in the buzz of the surrounding neighbourhood while shielded from the harsh tropical sun.
Architects applied sustainable regionalism as the main architectural response to a unique site. The project would see the conservation of the former Joo Chiat Police station, together with the addition of newer structures. Traditional Peranakan patterns and motifs were interpreted through a contemporary lens – serving both aesthetic and functional purposes. This is particularly evident in the ‘fins’ that line the exterior of the Hotel Indigo guestrooms, which are reminiscent of traditional shophouse screens. Peranakan inspired motifs also adorn the perforated metal ceiling that lines the pedestrian canopy at the site’s main entrance. Here, sunlight is gently diffused into the high, ventilated space, allowing guests to soak in the buzz of the surrounding neighbourhood while shielded from the harsh tropical sun.
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