A large, black and silver checkered cube contemporary abstract sculpture at Singapore City stands on its corner on a green lawn. Nearby, modern outdoor chairs and a hanging seat rest on paving, with lush trees and shrubs creating a natural backdrop.

A modern outdoor space with curved architecture, glass balustrades, and a Torus stainless steel contemporary abstract sculpture at New Futura Singapore in a shallow black water pool, surrounded by bright green shrubbery and city views under bright sunlight.

A cluster of green leaves with detailed veins overlaps a blurred background of yellow, evoking the vivid contrast seen in Mantle II in bronze and gold leaf, a contemporary abstract sculpture at Gramercy Park.

Singapore City

Beautiful green outside space and luxury amenities are key features of both these residences in Singapore’s city center. To complement each development, we created a series of artworks to visually engage the residents and offer changing perceptions of the space through sculpture.

Design details

New Futura, by architects Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, has a striking, futuristic design that required contemporary pieces to complement it. One of the pieces chosen was Torus. As well as providing a captivating focal point in the lake, its crisp shape and metallic surface reflects and distorts the curved balconies and horizontal fins of the building.

It’s a similar story at Gramercy Park, another luxury condominium in Singapore developed by CDL and designed by architects NBBJ. Their design promotes an outdoor lifestyle blending fitness, leisure, art and nature, so we worked with them to install sculpture that echoed organic leaf shapes and natural textures.