Unity Street, Robertson Quay · 999-Year Leasehold · District 9· about 285 m from Fort Canning MRT (DT20)
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The Robertson Opus, artist’s impression: the Sky Forest on the roof, a stone path between raised planters and young trees, with loungers in the shadeArtist’s impression
Fort Canning · Pearl’s Hill

Fort Canning Park and the Green Spaces near The Robertson Opus

Between the river and Orchard Road, The Robertson Opus sits at the foot of the city’s best-known hill park. This guide covers Fort Canning, the parks a little further away and the gardens within the development itself. Distances are straight lines on OneMap from the site.

Fort Canning Park from The Robertson Opus

Fort Canning Park rises east of the site. Its foothills, on the River Valley Road side, are about 440 metres away, and the main lawns on the hill about 660 metres. The park is a historic hill of gardens, heritage trails and open lawns used for concerts and picnics, and the developer’s brochure gives it as about five minutes on foot.

The brochure’s nature page describes promenades leading from the river to the trails of Fort Canning and the groves of Pearl’s Hill City Park, bringing green retreats within easy reach of the quay.

On the roofs

A forest in the sky.

Four roof terraces joined by Skywalk bridges, with gardens, pavilions and vista decks above the quay.

Pearl’s Hill and the Wider Parks near The Robertson Opus

Pearl’s Hill City Park, on the hill above Chinatown and Outram, is about 910 metres from the site, a quiet hilltop park of tall trees that the brochure lists at about four minutes by car. Further out, the Singapore Botanic Gardens are about 3.5 kilometres away, and Gardens by the Bay is about ten minutes by car by the brochure’s reckoning.

PlaceStraight line from the site
Fort Canning Park, the foothillsabout 440 m
Fort Canning Park, the hillabout 660 m
Alkaff Bridge and the river walkabout 295 m
Pearl’s Hill City Parkabout 910 m
Singapore Botanic Gardensabout 3.5 km

Measured on OneMap (SLA) from the site; walking routes are longer.

The Sky Forest and Gardens at The Robertson Opus

Inside the development, green space is laid out in layers. The Oasis Court below the deck has tall trees, green walls and a water curtain; the second-storey deck holds the Sanctuary Oasis pond, a family lawn and a children’s sensory garden; and the roofs carry the Sky Forest, four terraces joined by Skywalk bridges, which Frasers Property gives as 240 metres long.

The developer’s brochure counts more than 3,800 square metres of greenery, more than 200 new trees and more than 2,000 shrubs of over 40 native and regional species, chosen to attract birds and butterflies.

Walking and Running from The Robertson Opus

For daily exercise, the river walk is the easiest route, flat and shaded in places, running in both directions from Alkaff Bridge. The paths of Fort Canning Park add hills and steps. The amenities page lists the gardens and decks of The Robertson Opus.

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Book a Showflat Appointment for 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.