GuocoLand’s Martin Modern cliches Silver at the FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Award
The International Real Estate Federation, recognising the value of building brilliance, sustainability, community activity, and honest business process, has actually awarded GuocoLand for its dedication to these prices in the development of Martin Modern.
It was granted Top Development, Residential (Completed) at the 6th EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Honors 2022; High-class Residential Property Development of the Year, Singapore, at the Real Estate Asia Awards 2021; and Finest Residential Development Singapore at the International Property Citations 2020.
The property also earned four significant awards at the 2nd EdgeProp Singapore Excellence Grant in 2018 in the unfinished developments classification, consisting of Top Development Excellence, Design Excellence, Landscape Excellence and Innovation Excellence.
“Martin Modern is a very special venture to GuocoLand, as it marked the beginning of a brand-new chapter in our design journey whereby we redefine modern luxury for today’s buyers,” states Dora Chng, housing executive at GuocoLand.
The venture has actually already taken many other leading real estate and style honors.
Martin Modern, a high-class condo by mainboard-listed property developer GuocoLand, was identified as World Silver Winner in the Residential (Tower) Classification at this year’s FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Award.
It is GuocoLand’s 5th award at the FIABCI World Prix d’Excellence Award. It previously gained awards for Guoco Tower in 2022, 2021, and 2020 and Leedon Residence in 2018.
Martin Modern was developed by ipli Architects and ADDP Architects. The project’s design was credited for its abundant botanic garden setting, matched by a tough creative inspired at the neighbouring shore oasis. At Martin Modern, 80% of the land is devoted to landscaping and facilities, and GuocoLand’s different trademark design qualities, such as a grand lawn and abundant spaces for leisure activity and enjoyment, are showcased.
