One Raffles Quay, Singapore
Aurecon led the mechanical, electrical, and sustainability consulting for the revitalisation of One Raffles Quay, delivering people-centric design.
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Aurecon is designing a shared facility to support offshore module and equipment fabrication activities in Singapore, a regional hub for offshore and marine companies.
To further strengthen their offshore and marine-leading position, JTC Corporation intends to construct the Offshore Marine Centre 2 along Singapore’s Tuas Western Coast. Aurecon was appointed in 2020 to conduct the feasibility study and conceptual layout design for the shared facility that will support offshore module and equipment fabrication, as well as associated activities. These include:
Offshore Marine Centre 2 will complement the existing Offshore Marine Centre with higher specifications, including heavier floor loading and a deeper draft, to support the fabrication and assembly of larger offshore modules and equipment.

Undertaking the conceptual layout design for this envisioned state-of-the-art marine facility was no easy task. Aurecon applied its exceptional engineering skills to Offshore Marine Centre 2 so that it can accommodate larger vessels and integration-type activities for more complex and heavier topside process modules.
Our work began by engaging with companies and specialists in the offshore and marine industry to understand the:
The feedback was consolidated into a multi-criteria analysis by Aurecon to determine the demand and requirements of clients and industry for an international facility such as Offshore Marine Centre 2.
The challenge in the conceptual layout design stage was balancing the industry demand with the engineering design and financial investment. It’s important that Offshore Marine Centre 2 is a competitive, relevant and accessible facility so its clients can access the waterfront infrastructure well into the future.
Aurecon’s role covered:
The waterfront infrastructure will be a heavy-duty platform to accommodate the vessels of offshore and marine companies in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner. With a site size of approximately 7.5 hectares, Aurecon explored, planned and developed conceptual layouts to maximise the placement of facilities within the project site.
Aurecon will continue to support the construction, and to oversee the design throughout the entire construction period.
This project is an example of Aurecon’s focus on its clients and their customers, and being a project partner to bring ambitious ideas to life. Aurecon is proud to be contributing to Offshore Marine Centre 2 and enabling its position in Singapore as an internationally-competitive offshore and marine hub.