Artist’s impressionThe Facilities of The Robertson Opus at a Glance
The Robertson Opus has 48 numbered facilities on the developer’s site plans, laid out on three levels: the arrival on the first storey and the first basement, a landscape deck on the second storey, and the Sky Forest across the roofs. The building plans were approved on 2 April 2025, and the facilities are subject to the approved plans.
The developer names each group of spaces, and the table counts them as the site plans number them.
| Level | Group | Numbered spaces | Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| First storey and Basement 1 | Grand Arrival | 1 to 4 | 4 |
| Second storey | Green Oasis | 5 to 7 | 3 |
| Second storey | Family Commons | 8 to 11 | 4 |
| Second storey | Opus Club | 12 to 21 | 10 |
| Second storey | Wellness Sanctuary | 22 to 28 | 7 |
| Roof garden | Sky Forest | 29 to 48 | 20 |
Source: the developer’s site plans, numbered as the developer numbers them. Facilities are subject to the approved plans.
The guard house, bin centre, substation, bicycle parking, management office, generator set and water tank are ancillary spaces and are listed separately on the plans.
Arrival and the Oasis Court at The Robertson Opus
Residents arrive at a drop-off beneath the landscape deck and step into the Arrival Plaza, where the Robertson Mural adds an artwork of its own. Below it, the Oasis Court is a courtyard sunk to the first basement, with tall trees, green walls and a water curtain.
Around the Oasis Court, the first storey and the first basement hold the Robertson Walk retail podium, with about 26 shops and restaurants, so coffee, groceries and dinner sit at the foot of the blocks.
The Singapore Repertory Theatre is the next-door neighbour on Merbau Road, and the developer’s brochure describes it as having direct access from the development. Below the shops, the residential car park takes the second and third basements, with 278 lots and two accessible lots, and bicycle parking sits on the first storey.
Pools and the Opus Club at The Robertson Opus
The second-storey deck is the centre of the development. The 45-metre lap pool, with hydrotherapy jets, runs between the blocks, and the wellness pool, the sun deck, the social deck, the reading deck and the poolside lounge line its edges, with a serenity trail threading through the planting. The developer’s brochure describes the pools as cantilevered over the courtyard below.
The Opus Club gathers the indoor rooms: Opus Bar & Dining for evenings with friends, the Opus Social Lounge, the Robertson Reading Room, the Robertson Kids’ Club with its tree-shaped columns, and the Opus Gym with separate male and female steam rooms. The Opus Lounge and the Opus Gym take the second and third storeys of Block 13, and a serenity garden, a nature walk and a garden pod sit beside the club.
Gardens and Pavilions on the Deck at The Robertson Opus
The Green Oasis centres on the Sanctuary Oasis, a reflective pond with the first gourmet pavilion beside it and a chill-out deck. The Family Commons hold the second gourmet pavilion, a family lawn, a relaxation deck and a children’s sensory garden.
For gatherings, the two gourmet pavilions on the deck are joined by the five social pavilions on the roof. On the site plan, the 45-metre lap pool turns along the deck between the blocks, with the Opus Club rooms and the gardens around it.
The developer calls this level the riverine landscape, and the second-storey site plan shows how the five blocks stand around it: Blocks 9 and 11 on Unity Street, Block 7 on the Mohamed Sultan Road side, Block 13 on the Merbau Road side and Block 15 at the southern edge, towards the river.
The Sky Forest of The Robertson Opus
On the roofs, four cantilevered terraces are joined by Skywalk bridges into the Sky Forest, which Frasers Property gives as 240 metres long. Its vista decks are named for what they face, the Quay, Urban, City and River Vistas, with a vantage deck besides, and its gardens for their planting: Emerald, Lilac, Amber, Meadow and Ginger. Five social pavilions, a forest walk, a community garden, a wellness lawn and an art nook complete it.
Read with the floor plans, the roof garden plan shows how close each block sits to its terrace. The art nook, the Robertson Reading Room and the Opus Club rooms also carry the theme of the developer’s brochure, which presents the whole development as an opus, a work of art.
Across the development, the brochure counts more than 3,800 square metres of greenery and more than 200 new trees and 2,000 shrubs, of over 40 native and regional species chosen to attract birds and butterflies, and Frasers Property reports BCA Green Mark GoldPLUS certification. The amenities page lists all 48 spaces, and the site plan page shows both of the developer’s plans. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.
General information as at the date shown, not financial, legal or tax advice. Particulars of The Robertson Opus come from the developer’s published particulars, brochure, plans and factsheet; statutory figures are those on this site’s financing pages, and distances are straight lines measured on OneMap. Sources: the developer’s site plans (second storey and roof garden, building plan approved 2 April 2025), brochure and factsheet, and Frasers Property’s press release of 2 July 2025, as set out on this site’s amenities and site plan pages.
Ask the Sales Concierge about The Robertson Opus
The Sales Concierge sends the price list on request, the homes still available and the e-brochure for The Robertson Opus. Showflat viewings are arranged by appointment through the Sales Concierge.