Fusionopolis

Located just beside the MRT station, One-​north, it’s a convenient place and good a place for work, but not a shopping mall, especially during the weekends.
It’s pretty much a dead town during the weekends as most of the shops are closed. There are quite a number of fitness related shops there and you can see many people carrying gym bags, walking in and out.
It’s a nice place to go to and the coffee places like Starbucks and all makes it even a better place to chill out with friends. Many students go there to study as it’s quiet and peaceful.

Fusionopolis is a building that holds a huge amount of potential in terms of retail space but sadly it does not experience enough traffic. There is Starbucks and Ya Kun for your coffee/​breakfast needs. In the basement levels, there is a supermarket and pharmacy. If you’re in the mood for a workout, there is a Fitness First located on the top floor with a panoramic view of Singapore. Despite the number of offices, Fusionopolis is surprisingly quiet.

One-​north is going to be the next big thing and right in the centre of it is Fusionopolis, which is one of the best office places to work at. Reasons:
— It’s located just above One-​north station on Circle Line, which means less nightmare train crowd ala Raffles Place. And also no need bring umbrellas.
— It’s near Holland Village — best place for dinner and chill-​outs.
— The building is new and well-​facilitated with a supermarket, a food court and a variety of restaurants and cafes under one glass roof.
— There’s a sky garden on the 21^st floor which offers an open-​air panoramic view of Singapore.
The crowds working there are mostly the media bunch, you can tell from their dressing and lunch-​time chatter — always colourful, always peppered with media lingo. Serviced apartments have also taken up a few floors, the expats usually hang out at Starbucks or the basement Marketplace.