Sora

The architectural design of Sora takes a biomorphic approach by embracing natural shapes and patterns and turning them into functional structures and spaces. At every storey, the balcony and sun shading ledges take on sinuous curves that softens the otherwise stoic building facade, furthermore the coloured ledges create a secondary organic rhythm that pulsates towards the roof crown. The roof crown is inspired by the ebb and flow of water; the wave-inspired form creates terraced roof gardens that serve as meaningful social spaces. Through the strong integration with landscape, the architecture aims to reinvigorate the residents’ mind and body and honour the symbiosis between city and nature.

At the ground level, Jurong Lake Gardens extends into Sora through pockets of immersive landscape and gardens and the arrangement of pools echo the waterfront living concept at every tower. This coherence between and architecture and its surrounding landscape exudes a sense of tranquillity within an oasis.

The landscape concept withdraws the essence of Japanese zen garden. The modern take of design details is intricately detailed and integrated with the architecture. Forms are strong and geometrically determined but inserted with great care into the landscape, balancing the rigour and articulated function nested comfortably to exactitude the precision of the spaces.

A future resident of Sora would find himself amazed with the sheer mass of architecture, with pavilions and outdoor spaces combined to provide an unforgettable experience. Clusters of different spaces are strategically designed to cater to different activities.