D’Leedon

Client: CapitaLand-led consortium
Architect: Zaha Hadid / RSP Architects
Landscape Architect/Designer: ICN Design
Year: 2015

D’Leedon is a large-scale residential development along Farrer Road in Singapore, spanning 78,043 sqm and comprising 1,715 residential units, including seven residential towers and 12 semi-detached houses. With extensive landscaped grounds woven throughout the estate, the development creates a generous outdoor environment for recreation, movement, and everyday living.

Entree Grande

Modern high-rise residential building with multiple balconies, surrounded by trees and a landscaped area, located in Leedon Heights.

There are 2 large Entrances to the development via King’s Road and Leedon Heights respectively. Residents and guest alike are welcomed to the landscaped development with generously spaced entrée and egress.

Main E Deck

Aerial view of a modern residential complex with multiple high-rise buildings, outdoor pools, green landscaped areas, paths, and lounge chairs.

A vista view of the main spacious E Deck generously filled with facilities and complemented with landscape greenery.

Entree Drop Off

Modern residential high-rise buildings with curved balconies, surrounded by greenery and an open parking area with a sign that reads "Bus Drop Off."

A 600 year old Olive Tree accentuates the roundabout at the entrée drop off for residents. Various axis link residents to relevant blocks of the development flanked by Trees / Palms.

Bio Retention Swale

An urban garden with lush green trees and plants, including flowering bushes, in front of tall modern apartment buildings.

Urban park with trees, grass, walking path, and modern high-rise buildings in the background.

There are a total of 4 Bio Retention Swales for this development.

The Bio Retention Swales are constructed according to the ABC requirements. All the swales are planted with plants for their relevant filtering properties. The swales are located at the 4 lowest points of the development to maximise rain water collection before the latter is channeled to the external storm water drains.

Feature Pools

View of a modern residential complex with tall white apartment buildings, lush greenery, and a decorative water feature or pool with geometric patterns.

A modern outdoor fountain with multiple water jets in a rectangular pool, surrounded by greenery and trees, with multi-story residential buildings in the background on a cloudy day.

The linear forms of the water feature pools accentuates the spaciousness of the development. Large Trees and Palms compliment the edges of the water element. The generous size of the water bodies with the lush landscape enables a distant vista view of the surrounding landscape on the ground while providing a ‘break’ from the greenery as viewed from the upper levels of the development.

A modern hotel swimming pool area with white lounge chairs, tropical plants, and apartment buildings in the background.

Modern outdoor swimming pool with a wooden deck and white abstract chairs, surrounded by lush green plants and trees, with contemporary residential buildings in the background.

Three jacuzzi settings are integrated across the landscape, each framed by a distinct garden character to offer residents varied spaces for relaxation.

Lap Pool

View of a modern high-rise apartment complex with a large outdoor swimming pool area surrounded by palm trees and lounge chairs, with tall buildings in the background.

An Olympic size swimming pool provides residents with a spacious lap pool. The swaying palms and lush trees provide a tropical setting amidst a contemporary environmental deck.

Specimen Trees

Trees with green leaves in a park, with high-rise residential buildings in the background and cloudy sky overhead.

Modern high-rise residential building surrounded by lush green trees and landscaping, with a parking area in the foreground.

Large specimen Trees of Girths ranging from 600mm – 3500mm are dwarfed by the gargantuan of the Tower Blocks. (Trees of these sizes are seldom utilised in our local Condominiums – due to cost, access and logistic constraints) These specimens are located site wide to blend into the landscape areas.

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