One Raffles Place Building

Address: 1 Raffles Place, Singapore 048616

One Raffles Place is a commercial skyscraper complex in Singapore’s Raffles Place financial district, comprising office towers and a retail podium. It is one of the established business addresses in the Downtown Core.

The complex contains major corporate offices and ground-floor retail and dining serving the district’s day-time population. Its location provides direct access to the city’s public-transport network and to neighbouring financial and commercial buildings.

The development is part of the dense high-rise cluster that makes up Singapore’s core business district and is used primarily for office and retail purposes. It sits within walking distance of Marina Bay and other central business landmarks.

• Transport access: Located in Singapore’s central business district at Raffles Place and directly served by Raffles Place MRT station and multiple bus routes.
• Use: A high-rise commercial complex that houses offices, retail outlets and street-level food and service businesses serving the downtown financial district.

What to See#

• Tower 1: Tower 1 - the taller office tower of the complex, containing grade-A office space and corporate headquarters addresses.
• Tower 2 and podium: Tower 2 and retail podium - a secondary office block with ground-level retail and food outlets serving the surrounding business district.

One Raffles Place is in the Raffles Place / Downtown core and is served directly by Raffles Place MRT station (North-South Line and East-West Line); exits from the station lead almost directly to the building, a 1-3 minute walk. Many buses and taxis also serve the Raffles Place area along Raffles Place and Collyer Quay.

By road Changi Airport is roughly 20 km from the CBD; driving via the East Coast Parkway (ECP) or taking an airport taxi connects you to Raffles Place.

• Use Raffles Place MRT to access One Raffles Place quickly; the station links directly into the Raffles Place commercial precinct and saves you street-level walking during peak hours.
• Avoid weekday office-hour crowds by visiting outside the weekday lunch rush-early mornings before 9:30 or evenings and weekends are calmer for exploring the mall and plaza.