If you’re considering buying a condo in The Star Vista, you might be interested in the building’s natural cooling system, bowl skin facade, and 5,000-seat auditorium. You can also check out the Contemporary shopping center, where you’ll find a variety of stores, eateries, and services. There are also a number of exercise classes available in the complex. Read on to find out more about the Star Vista condo project!

CapitaLand to sell Star Vista

Rock Productions, which also owns The Star Performing Arts Centre, has agreed to purchase TheStarVista for S$296 million. The church’s business arm has been looking for a suitable buyer for the multi-purpose complex. The sale is expected to be completed by the end of 2019. CapitaLand is a Singapore-based alternative asset management firm focused on real estate, infrastructure, and private equity.

The Star Vista was opened in September 2012. It is an integrated development with 15 stories and a 5,000-seat auditorium. It comprises three levels of retail space and is 95% leased as of June 30, 2019. CapitaLand expects to receive net proceeds of S$145 million from the sale, which will represent a gain of approximately S$32 million for the company. The sale will help the church recoup some of the money it spent on building the complex.

Natural cooling system

The natural cooling system in The Star Vista makes it easier for the air to circulate within the building. Its layered design encourages air movement, creating a naturally cool environment in the mall’s common areas. A water feature and 200-seat amphitheatre at the base of the building also assist in the cooling process. The building’s greenery also aids in the ventilation process. After careful analysis, the design of The Star Vista has been certified as Green Mark Gold by the Singapore Building and Construction Authority.

In Singapore, the first natural-cooled mall swaps four walls for a permeable shell that encourages airflow and doesn’t use air conditioning. This design also allows the mall to have many semi-alfresco dining options, including Japanese restaurant Itacho Sushi and fast food chain Texas Chicken. These open-air dining options allow shoppers to enjoy fresh, cool air without the high costs of air conditioning. Unlike conventional shopping malls, The Star Vista is an impressive example of sustainability and innovation at work.

Bowl-skin facade

The Star Vista is a multi-purpose mall located near the Buona Vista MRT interchange in Singapore. It has 260,000 square feet of retail space, a theater, and a Performing Arts Centre. It was designed by Andrew Bromberg and has a bowl-skin facade that glows blue through clear glass cladding. The color of the glass canopy changes every 20 seconds, creating a stunning effect.

5,000-seat auditorium

The Star Performing Arts Center, a multi-purpose complex in Singapore’s Buona Vista, includes a 5000-seat auditorium. The venue is part of the Star Performing Arts Complex, a mixed-use development that has a vibrant shopping mall and cultural zone. Completed in 2012, the complex is a landmark, both for its cultural and artistic programs and for its impressive architectural design.

This multi-purpose mall is connected to the Buona Vista MRT interchange station, making it ideal for commuters. Its retail and entertainment facilities are designed for a diverse mix of tastes and lifestyles, with plenty of alfresco chill-out areas. It will feature 110 shops and a 5,000-seat auditorium, and is Singapore’s first naturally-cooled mall. To achieve this, the mall’s base is built with a water feature and a 200-seat amphitheatre that allows cool breezes to reach the auditorium.

Restaurants

For lunch, visit the restaurant Porn for its special set lunch menu. The diverse menu of Thai dishes will tempt your taste buds. If you’re looking for an alternative to the usual Japanese cuisine, this place may be the perfect choice. You can order a variety of dishes at affordable prices, which is a good thing if you’re short on time. Restaurants at The Star Vista offer both Western and Asian fare.

Exercise classes

The Health Promotion Board is planning to partner with more shopping malls to organize exercise classes, and The Star Vista is one such venue. Zumba classes, for instance, are held twice a week in the open-air Star Plaza. The 33-metre-high ceiling facilitates wind flow, while plenty of standing room provides a comfortable environment. Mr Tan Jun Ren, who lives along Holland Road, attends zumba classes regularly. She commuting for half an hour from her home in District 8, but finds it a good way to stay in shape.

The Star Vista offers an array of fitness classes, including Kickboxing, Pilates, rock climbing, and Zumba. This exercise is an adrenaline-fuelled way to get in shape. It is also fun and provides a great opportunity for families to bond. If you’d like to join a kickboxing class, download the Healthy 365 app and make a booking. Be aware that these classes are subject to cancellation due to bad weather.