The Robertson Opus presents a thoughtfully planned elevation chart that showcases the vertical arrangement and distribution of its residential units across multiple towers, each with a unique blend of layouts and views. The development comprises five main residential blocks—Block 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15—rising above a vibrant mixed-use podium along Unity Street and Mohamed Sultan Road. Each block is meticulously designed to maximize privacy, natural light, and panoramic vistas of the Singapore River and city skyline.
For a detailed view of the elevation chart, including specific stack numbers and unit distributions by floor, please refer to the official site plan and e-brochure provided. The towers feature a wide selection of unit types, ranging from Suite, 1-Bedroom, and 2-Bedroom apartments to larger 3-Bedroom, 3-Bedroom + Flexi, 3-Bedroom Duoflex, and exclusive 4-Bedroom Premium residences. Each stack is carefully positioned to optimize views and orientation, with premium units located on higher floors for enhanced privacy and outlook
At The Robertson Opus, every step through the development is shaped by thoughtful design. From the moment you arrive, a central courtyard brings together dining, retail, and nature in a lively, social setting. Above, exclusive residences offer a private sanctuary of pools and gardens designed for quiet retreat. This spatial opus is more than a home — it is a masterfully tuned environment that fosters mindful living, a sense of community, and true respite in the heart of the city.
The podium levels integrate retail and dining options, with residential lobbies set above, ensuring security and separation from public areas. Facilities such as the 45-metre lap pool, wellness pool, gym, and clubhouse are strategically located on elevated decks, surrounded by gardens for tranquility and privacy.
Each block is clearly labeled with its street address and stack numbers, allowing residents and visitors to easily locate units by floor and orientation. The elevation chart also indicates the position of ancillary spaces such as carparks, bicycle lots, and management offices.