<p>ANG MO KIO RISE<br />Launching June 2022</p>		
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		<p>The Vicinity</p><p>The Site &amp; Location</p><p>Sited at the fringe of OCR ( Outside Central Region ), Ang Mo Kio Rise is right at the main arterial avenue dividing two large central estates – Bishan and Ang Mo Kio – meaning it is both convenient to approach, near to major regional amenities, shopping malls and to MRT stations – Mayflower, which is about 400m away, Bishan and Ang Mo Kio MRT stations.</p><p>Yet despite its vicinity to main amenities in its surrounding, the development is also at the crossroads of two major roads – Upper Thomson Road and Ang Mo Kio Ave.1 – each holds a significance position in the history of Singapore.  The former is one of the longest roads in the nation which accommodated several kampongs until the mid-70s and used to hold the first grand prix and several motorsports in the 60s to 70s.  The latter, which in Chinese Hokkien dialect means ‘red-haired man’s bridge’, references to a bridge built in the mid-1850s by Straits Settlement’s Government Surveyor Johnson T Thomson. </p><p>The road’s suffix Ave. 1, signifies it is within a matured, large estate, and is the primary axial road of the town.  The AMK Ave.1 is one of the few triple-lane two-way roads in Singapore with a matured boulevard that runs for nearly 2km long, offering a tranquil approach to the development.  Ang Mo Kio is also currently designated as the first walking-and-cycling town of car-lite Singapore, which means that it is more environmentally friendly living in this estate.</p><p>The development’s South overlooking towards one of the most astounding park creations in Singapore – the Bishan-AMK Park – that saw the transformation of a concrete utilitarian canal into a natural meandering river that is integrated into a park.  In recent times, several enchanting wild species of birds, insects and animals have found habitats within the park. Families of otters have already made their homes here - a testimony to the success of the park’s design.  It has already won several international and national awards and is on the way to win your heart too. </p><p>Towards the west, the site would have a spectacular yet serene Lower Peirce Reservoir scenery within its higher-floor vantage, calling out the residents into the reserve’s forest for a meditative walk or encounter.   A little-known fun fact is that the site is situated beside the most iconic HDB building, called the ‘CLOVER’ – a single 25-storey residential development that has four semi-circular-plan units per storey, with its own open-space carpark.  This signals a unique site with a vision for a novel and unique architecture that could reside on this premium locality.</p>https://d36hk7ck-staging.dreamwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/PTH-AMK-Rise-vicinity-video-01.mp4https://d36hk7ck-staging.dreamwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/PTH-AMK-Rise-vicinity-video-02.mp4