Libeskind’s tropical twist—six towers that refuse to stand straight, like a choreographed argument with the skyline.
Waterfront residential complex in Singapore.
Featured in Daniel Libeskind's definitive monograph, Breaking Ground: An Immigrant's Journey.
Visitor Guide
Walk the waterfront edge and let the towers ‘rotate’ as you move; the project is basically kinetic—your footsteps animate the composition.
From the promenade with multiple towers overlapping, golden hour for softer reflections and readable curvature; night for glittering window rhythm.
Residential development: interior access is restricted; enjoy from public edges and adjacent waterfront paths.
The geometry looks chaotic, but it’s typically a controlled set of repeatable floorplate/loggia moves—wildness with a spreadsheet underneath.
20–40 minutes
Design & Structure
Iconic residential masterplan: 3D modeling to coordinate twisting silhouettes with structural cores, unit stacking, and facade repetition; performance tuning for sun and views is the practical driver behind the drama.
Glass, balcony systems, and high-performance facade elements; material choices support the ‘shimmer’ and handle tropical weathering.
Twisting forms demand careful torsion control, core alignment, and facade tolerance management; engineering ensures that the perceived movement doesn’t become real movement.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed Reflections at Keppel Bay?+
Reflections at Keppel Bay was designed by Daniel Libeskind and completed in 2011. It is located in Maritime Square (subzone), Singapore.
Where is Reflections at Keppel Bay located?+
Reflections at Keppel Bay is located in Maritime Square (subzone), Singapore. Its coordinates are 1.2666°, 103.8120°.
When was Reflections at Keppel Bay built?+
Reflections at Keppel Bay was completed in 2011. It was designed by Daniel Libeskind.
Can I visit Reflections at Keppel Bay?+
Reflections at Keppel Bay is a real building in Maritime Square (subzone) that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.