Solaris Fusionopolis 2B is a flagship project of the second phase of Singapore One-North known as Fusionopolis. With a mixed artificial site consisting of partially devastated ecology and revegetated areas, the design enhances the biodiversity for the locality while providing a unique public realm in the form of ramped linear \u2018Vertical Landscaped Park\u2019 as an innovative solution for the high-rise building type. The incorporation of an extensive eco-infrastructure, sustainable design features and a strong vertical landscaping concept exemplifies an innovative built system that pushes the boundaries of \u2018green\u2019 construction. The elegant stepped building which rises to the height of 15 storeys, equip with public spaces, flexible offices and laboratories wrapped around a central, naturally ventilated atrium. The natural daylight that penetrates the interior of the building is regarded as a visionary way to provide a productive environment. Solaris has been awarded a platinum rating by the country\u2019s Green Mark certification system.<\/p>\n\n
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