With several upcoming enhancements to the Tengah Township, future residents of Copen Grand can expect a better quality of life living in the vicinity.

How would living in Tengah be in the next 10 years?

Experiencing the Future of Work

A beacon of Singapore’s industrial development since independence, the West will remain as the country’s largest manufacturing hub.

Exciting business and employment opportunities for Singaporeans await in three new employment areas — Jurong Lake District (JLD), Jurong Innovation District (JID) and Tuas Port. JLD and JID will test-bed new urban solutions and infrastructure to create more pleasant working and living environments for all.

Jurong Lake District

The 360-hectare JLD will be the largest mixed-use business district outside the city centre, with quality offices, housing, amenities and abundant green spaces. A complementary leisure and recreational cluster has also been planned around Jurong Lake to leverage on the area’s unique lakeside and garden setting.

With 4 MRT lines serving the district by 2035, residents, workers and visitors will have enhanced accessibility to the rest of the island, including direct connections to the CBD, Changi Airport and JID.

Jurong Innovation District

Served by 6 future Jurong Region Line stations, JID will be an industrial district for advanced manufacturing, supporting an ecosystem of manufacturers, technology providers, researchers and education institutions with Nanyang Technological University nearby.

Designing a Greener Way of Life

New housing and community facilities in the West will be nestled within lush green spaces, close to parks and nature corridors. They will be developed sensitively, allowing biodiversity to thrive and co-exist in harmony with humans. By integrating developments with greenery, residents will be able to enjoy a good quality living environment.

Tengah Town 
Tengah will be a model for smart and sustainable living. Residents will enjoy easy access to quality amenities, generous green spaces and dedicated gardening and farming spaces. A major feature is the 100m-wide, 5km-long Forest Corridor, forming part of a larger ecological pathway connecting the Western and Central Catchment