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Aman Singapore Sky Residences: Urban Luxury Reaches New Heights at The Skywaters

Aman Singapore Sky Residences: Urban Luxury Reaches New Heights at The Skywaters
Luxury · 2026
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By Olivia Whitfield Luxury Travel Jul 21, 2026 3 min read

Aman has unveiled its Sky Residences at The Skywaters in Singapore, setting a new benchmark for urban luxury living in one of Asia's most dynamic city-states. Perched atop what will become Singapore's tallest tower, these residences are designed to deliver serenity and space in a metropolis known for its architectural ambition.

A Sanctuary Above the Skyline

The Sky Residences occupy the uppermost floors of The Skywaters, a 305-metre tower at the intersection of Singapore's Central Business District, Marina Bay, and the future Greater Southern Waterfront. Each residence offers sweeping 360-degree views across Marina Bay, the CBD, and the South China Sea, creating a sense of removal without isolation—a balance Aman has long perfected.

At the pinnacle sit two Sky Villas, private homes that offer the scale of standalone estates suspended high above the city. They are complemented by a limited collection of two- to five-bedroom penthouses and residences, all crafted by Kerry Hill Architects. Expansive layouts, natural light, and seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor living define the design language—restrained, intentional, and deeply calming.

Many residences feature private pools and landscaped terraces, dedicated wellness or entertainment spaces, and floor-to-ceiling views that shift with the light of the day. The design is unmistakably Aman.

More Than a Residence

Aman Singapore is not merely a residential tower; it is a fully integrated Aman destination. Residents will have access to an Aman hotel with signature dining experiences, a dedicated Aman Spa and Wellness Centre focused on longevity and holistic health, and Aman Club, an ultra-exclusive private members' club offering curated cultural and social experiences. Every detail is managed by Aman, ensuring intuitive and discreet service—hallmarks of the brand's global reputation.

This integrated model mirrors the approach seen in other luxury travel sectors, such as the dual-destination packages offered by METT Singapore and Song Saa Private Island, where seamless experiences across properties are key. Similarly, the emphasis on space and service over spectacle aligns with trends in small luxury cruises, where intimacy and personalisation win over mega-ship scale.

A New Vision for Urban Living

The Skywaters itself is a significant architectural milestone, rising 305 metres at a key intersection of Singapore's urban fabric. Yet what makes this project compelling is its philosophy: a shift away from density and toward space, privacy, and emotional wellbeing, even in the heart of a global city. For residents, this means living where the skyline becomes part of daily life, and the city feels just far enough away.

As construction progresses, interest in Aman Residences, Singapore is already building among global luxury buyers. For travel professionals—whether hoteliers, tour operators, or luxury travel advisors—this development signals a growing demand for urban sanctuaries that combine residential comfort with world-class hospitality. It also reinforces the trend of luxury brands expanding into integrated residential-hotel projects, a model that is reshaping the high-end property landscape across Asia.

For those who see luxury as a matter of how you live—not just where you stay—Aman Singapore's Sky Residences could well become one of the most coveted addresses in Asia.

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