Receiving the honour was CDL’s Assistant Vice President of Projects, Mr Foong Ngai Keong (centre). He was joined by collaborators for the project from Aedas Hong Kong – Director Mr Ken Yeung (2nd from left) and Associate Director Mr Jason So (2nd from right) and Woh Hup (Private) Limited – COO Mr Roy Chia (right).
CDL Clinches
Bronze Award
For Union Square
At MIPIM Asia
Awards 2025
Union Square by City Developments Limited (CDL) clinched the Bronze Award for Best New Development Project at the MIPIM Asia Awards 2025, a prestigious accolade that recognises excellence and innovation across Asia’s real estate industry.
This year’s MIPIM Asia Awards received numerous nominations from countries across the globe, reflecting the built sector’s remarkable diversity and continued growth. The recognition of Union Square, a landmark redevelopment project in the Singapore River Planning Area, is a testament to its standing among Asia’s finest developments.
Designed by the award-winning architectural firm Aedas in collaboration with ADDP Architects LLP for the residential component, Union Square is a distinctive mixed-use development characterised by its unique u-shaped profile, representing the union of the riverside and the CBD fringe. This redevelopment project in the Singapore River Planning Area is the first-of-its-kind and is one of the largest for the precinct under URA's SDI Scheme.
The development comprises a Grade A premium office tower (Union Square Central), retail and F&B spaces, a co-living component with a hotel licence, as well as 366 luxury residential units (Union Square Residences). Upon its completion in 2029, Union Square will revitalise the precinct, creating a vibrant enclave for living, working and leisure.
Union Square is CDL's third mixed-use redevelopment project in the Central Area and its second in the river precinct. Its other projects include CanningHill Piers and CanningHill Square (formerly Liang Court) — a joint-venture project by the Singapore River, and Newport Plaza (formerly Fuji Xerox Towers) on Anson Road.