The Interlace

The Interlace is a residential complex on Depot Road, Singapore comprising 31 six-story building blocks arranged in a hexagonal pattern across an eight-hectare site. Situated between Alexandra Road and Ayer Rajah Expressway, it provides more than 1,000 apartment units in varying sizes.

Construction began in 2007 on the former Gillman Heights Condominium site and was completed in 2013 under architect Ole Scheeren's direction. This development marked a shift in Singapore's residential design philosophy away from isolated towers toward integrated communities.

This residential complex introduces a fresh living concept in Singapore by replacing isolated towers with interconnected blocks that foster shared spaces for community life. Residents naturally gather in the central courtyards, which become social hubs throughout the day.

This residential complex is easily accessible by public transport and designed for easy walking, with multiple entrances and pathways connecting all areas. The interconnected layout with ramps and level passages makes navigation straightforward for visitors exploring the grounds.

The stacked block arrangement creates eight large courtyards that function as continuous green spaces with natural ventilation throughout the complex. This spatial design allows natural light to reach almost all residential areas without requiring permanent shading solutions.

Location: Depot Road

Inception: 2013

Architects: Ole Scheeren

Elevators: 43

Height: 88.7 m

GPS coordinates: 1.28259,103.80324

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:31