Six Battery Road

Six Battery Road is a 42-storey Grade A office building and a Raffles Place landmark. It is the first operating CBD office building to attain the Green Mark Platinum accolade. Six Battery Road has a floor plate of 12,000 square feet and 2.8 meter ceiling height, opened on 24th of October 1984 by Lord Barber, chairman of the Standard Chartered Bank Group. Six Battery Road has undergone a $92 million extensive building refurbishment works which was completed in 2013. It has a entirely refurbished ground floor lobby – with a self-sustainable 2000 square feet “Green” wall and new turnstiles together with the upgrading of the mechanical and electrical equipment. After undergoing a recent multimillion-dollar enhancement, many green and sustainable environmental features have been added to this space, including a Rainforest Rhapsody vertical garden. Six Battery Road is conveniently accessible via the Raffles Place MRT station and various bus-stops with close proximity to the building. Some of Other office buildings close to  Six Battery Road include OCBC Centre, One Raffles Place,  Chevron House, The Arcade, Bank of Singapore, MYP Centre, 20 Collyer Quay, Republic Plaza, 16 Collyer Quay and Ocean Financial Centre.