The Tre Ver offers distinctive residences by the river and trees

The Tre Ver may be Singapore’s most impressive example of a housing project which truly embraces the duality of its natural surroundings, linking the riverfront with its surrounding greenery. It’s not surprising that the panel of judges for The EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Awards (EPEA) 2023 awarded the development The Tre Ver the Top Development award under the completed Central category.

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The development was co-developed by majorboard-listed UOL Group and Singapore Land the Tre Ver is an apartment complex of 729 units located on Potong Pasir Avenue 1. The modern design of the project was created by award-winning architects firm Woha.

Tre Ver Tre Ver passed with flying marks across all categories including design and innovation, landscape and sustainability. The development actually received the top marks for excellence in landscape out of all the projects within the Completed Central category.

Rivers, trees home

The developers realized they had a chance to seize the chance to enhance the existing characteristics on the site when they bought the property in the year the year. The site was the previous Raintree Gardens, an unprofitable HUDC (or Housing and Urban Development Company estate that was purchased by a group at $344.2 million ($797 psf/plot ratio).

After months of thoughtful research and preparation The developers revealed the title of their new project in the year 2018. The Tre Ver blends the main components that make up this project. The initial word comes from “trees” in reference to the lush greenery that covers the site as well as the second word comes from “river” to refer to its vast 220km of frontage along Kallang River. Kallang River.

To realize this biophilic concept Woha was chosen. The architect business has always been a pioneer of eco-friendly design and is the source behind UOL Group’s renowned PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering and the recently redesigned Pan Pacific Orchard.

The concept The design The Tre Ver is designed to make the best use of the riverfront’s wide as well as the existing treeline that includes 12 protected rain trees and incorporates them through the gardens and courtyards, terraces, pools and waterfalls in the development. A riverfront widewalk that is being constructed gives residents a view of the river and recreational options.

The emphasis in biophilic design — a method of creating landscapes and buildings that fosters the connection between the human and the natural worldIt is in line with the tradition for Woha and is a key development objective of UOL Group and Singapore Land. These elements not only improve the overall aesthetics of the building, but enhance the overall living experience of residents.

A green landscape homes

In an site visit, the director of DP Green Yvonne Tan, who was also one on the jury, thought that the landscaping used to enhance the various areas of the lobby and communal spaces made each space distinct and add to the overall feeling of arriving.

The development makes the most of its 201,405 square feet area to distribute evenly the housing blocks and amenities and landscaping. There nine residential blocksthree 20-storey blocks, two 19-storey blocks, as well as four eight-storey blocks. The majority of% of the homes will offer views of the pool or river and the rest will have views of Bidadari and Woodleigh Park and the surrounding greenery.

The design of the residential blocks is contemporary and modern designs, with a focus of natural elements and the surrounding greenery. They are also designed to maximize wind flow throughout the entire development and decrease the amount of solar heat that is absorbed throughout the day.

These four blocks have an elongated contour that is filled with flowering plants and trees. In contrast, the five high-rise blocks are adorned with sky gardens on every floor which add to the overall feeling that vertical vegetation is present.

Its developers were also cognizant of Singapore’s desire to be the car-free lifestyle and added the 125 bike-parking spaces that are sheltered to encourage active mobility and sustainable last mile commuting. The development is situated 700m away from Potong Pasir MRT Station, and public buses are available to the area.

Plants that tolerate shade and drought were chosen to minimize the overall maintenance while allowing the plants to flourish. Natural mosquito- and insect repelling plants like eucalyptus mint, and lemongrass are planted throughout the development to lessen the need for fogging.

Evergreen appeal

It’s not surprising it was The Tre Ver was extremely loved by buyers. The property was the top-selling new project to launch for the month of August the year 2018. The project was announced for sale on August 4, and sold an impressive 164 units (22%) over 28 days. In the beginning, the median cost of an apartment in The Tre Ver was $1,551 per square foot.

In August of 2019 the development was the mark of% completely sold. The final unit was sold in April 2021 and the development had a median selling price of $1700 per square foot during that time.

Since the beginning of time, there has been a strong sub-sale marketplace which has seen more than 112 caveated sub-sales transactions in the last two years. This has increased the cost of selling of The Tre Ver to about $1,950 per sq ft in March. The most expensive sub-sale, on the basis of psf is a 1,335 sq feet unit located on the seventh floor. It sold for $2.56 million ($1,917 per square foot) in March.