PLUS Building

190 Middle Road, 16-06 places your business at Fortune Centre between Bugis and Bras Basah, with Bugis MRT interchange and Bencoolen MRT station shaping the area’s identity. This is a central stretch of Singapore where the Bugis commercial district meets the Bras Basah civic and institutional precinct, giving you a setting defined by offices, retail, education and culture rather than a single-use enclave. Around you, daily convenience comes with strong city access: Bras Basah MRT station adds Circle Line connections, while Bugis Junction, Bugis+ and Sim Lim Square bring established shopping and specialist retail close to hand. The wider neighbourhood is anchored by Singapore Management University, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts and LASALLE College of the Arts, alongside cultural landmarks including the National Museum of Singapore, CHIJMES, the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd and the National Library Building. Bras Basah Park, Raffles Hospital and the Bras Basah Post Office round out the working environment.

Light-filled and contemporary, Beach Centre by WeWork sets a relaxed, productive tone the moment you arrive. Across four floors in this striking glass building, you'll find flexible workspace options to match how your team works best-coworking zones for focused tasks, private offices when you need discretion, and inviting shared lounges ideal for informal catch-ups. Well-equipped meeting rooms make it easy to host everything from polished client presentations to collaborative team workshops. Purposefully designed with sustainability in mind, Beach Centre's prestigious Green Mark Platinum recognition reflects a forward-thinking workspace members can genuinely feel good about using.

Locate your business in United Square and enjoy the striking high-rise landscape just south of the urban centre. Reach inner city Singapore in minutes, with taxi ranks and bus stations within walking distance. Be at your most inspired in a contemporary workspace that boasts a modern, fresh décor, with useful features available such as a drop-in business lounge. Take a quick working lunch at the al fresco food court in the mall, or head to a nearby café.

Bugis defines the setting for 1 Liang Seah St, #02-02, placing your business in one of Singapore’s best-known mixed commercial and retail districts. Around the corner, Bugis Street remains a longstanding shopping draw, while Bugis Junction and Bugis+ reinforce the area’s role as a key centre for everyday retail and city activity. The National Library Building adds a strong civic and cultural presence that is closely associated with Bugis. For getting around, you’ll have Bugis MRT station close by, with Esplanade MRT station and City Hall MRT station extending connections across the downtown core and wider network. The surrounding area also brings together business and city institutions, from Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre and Suntec City to Singapore Management University and Raffles Hospital. When the workday opens up, War Memorial Park, CHIJMES, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay and National Gallery Singapore give you easy access to green space, heritage and major cultural destinations.

Centrally located in Singapore’s Outram district, Clarke Quay is a must for luxurious workspace, offering elegant offices, communal areas, meeting rooms and a rooftop garden terrace. Boasting a marble entrance and sleek tiled lobby, complete with a cluster of trendy pendant lights, visitors get an immediate taste of the high quality they can expect on each of the seven floors. The property also offers exceptional accessibility, with four-star hotel Park Regis next door and the smart waterside restaurants of Clarke Quay just five minutes’ walk away. Make use of Singapore’s efficient subway system from Clarke Quay station, a four-minute stroll from the building. Or if you’re arriving by bus, the Ctrl Sq stop is a two-minute walk away on Havelock Road. After work, fan out to the Chinatown Heritage Centre – the only place in Singapore to recreate the original interiors of 1950s shophouses. Or dip into the dynamic Pan-Asian collection of the Asian Civilisations Museum, along the north bank of the scenic Singapore River.