spring 2013

Reading All About Life at Your Doorstep

Dining at Shanghai Centrehas never been better!Events recap& more!

Erming Zhangthe womanbehind our luxury makeover

in thisissue

Erming Zhang, the womanbehind our luxury makeover,walks us through a stunningexample of her work

star performancesand a revamped kid's playroom

Amy is excited about the new year

3 a message from management

more awards, bits and bites and golf anyone?

4 Shanghai Centre news

6 COVER STORY

8 Shanghai Centre events recapa great holiday party, a tour of old Shanghaiand some of our residents were under the guidance of a mixologist

11 front line profile

just about kids

spring delights, Mediterranean touchesand we have a greatlunch idea for you!

10 Shanghai Centre retail news

Shanghai Centre events schedule

Jane Zhen is Shanghai's most friendly Finance Manager

Shanghai CentreManagement Office:

Suite 710, West Office Tower,1376 Nanjing Rd. West,

Shanghai 200040, P.R. Chinat: (86 21) 6279 8600 f: (86 21) 6279 8610

Kurt SigouinProperty Services Director

tel: (86 21) 6279 8600 x 6759

Jenny JiangCustomer Service Manager

tel: (86 21) 6279 8600 x 6627

Alex De CeusterMarketing Director

tel: (86 21) 6279 8600 x 6615

ProductionDesign / Layout / Printing:

Green Light Visual Identitiesgreenlightvi@sh163.net

Copy EditorRichard Baimbridge

Please direct all enquiries to:marketing@shanghaicentre.net

www.shanghaicentre.com

a message from management

吹きくる風も心地良い季節となりまして、皆様はお元気ですか。上海商城よりお知らせです。

非常に寒い冬季が過ぎてから、やっと暖かいシーズンを迎えるようになって、ピクニックに最適な季候でしょうか。8階屋上ガーデンのバーベキューのご予約を歓迎致します。

ヘルスクラブは改装を経て、新しいイメージを表現して、最新施設と快適環境を提供いたします。冬で溜まった脂肪に悩んでいませんか。一緒にジムへ運動に行きましょう！

マーケティング部門も春に相応しいイベントを企画しております。ワインテースティング、クッキングクラス、シティーツアーは一つ一つ登場します。3月末頃、イースターパーティーを開く予定です。皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。

今後も皆様のご意見とご要望をお待ちしております。

日本人担当リース部マネージャービビアン

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Greeting Residents and Tenants!

Who doesn’t love the inspiring feeling that you have when the entire year is in front of you waiting for you to fulfill all of your resolutions?

New Year’s resolutions are all about making changes… changing your body, changing habits or attitudes. Living in Shanghai, we’re all used to constant changes. Keeping up and pushing the envelope are the mottoes to live by if you want to stay ahead of the pack. And here at Shanghai Centre we constantly strive to be the leader of the industry.

As one of the first international complexes in Shanghai, we never cease upgrading our facilities in order to keep that competitive edge. Our four-year apartment renovation program will come to an end soon, with final completion by the first half of 2013. We appreciate everyone’s support and cooperation during this time, and a celebration is definitely in order when we complete the last unit! New Years must have new sights, and this year we are most looking forward to our all-new Japanese restaurant. Although Shanghai isn’t short of Japanese cuisine, this one will definitely provide a unique experience from the moment you step in the door. I tend to think the uniqueness of Shanghai Centre comes from our great mix of tenants, and this year a few tenants will present you with a whole new look: ParkwayHealth Dental, CVRVE Lounge and Gourmet Café, to name a few. Our top priority at Shanghai Centre is to provide our guests with a better living environment and to make your experience at Shanghai Centre wonderfully memorable.

Amy ZhuLeasing Director

Shanghai Centrenews

MORE AWARDS for The Portman Ritz-Carlton

Mr. John Rolfs, General Manager of The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai recently received the 2012 Best Management Hotel Award from China’s leading travel and lifestyle magazine, City Traveler. Recognized for his leadership in maintaining the hotel’s reputation as one of the leading luxury hotels in Shanghai and China, City Traveler also recognized Mr. Rolfs for success- fully leading his team in unparalleled customer service and satisfaction.

In addition, The Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai has been once again recog- nized in the coveted 2012 Readers’ Choice Award - Top 35 Hotels in China by the prestigious travel industry magazine Condé Nast Traveler.

ADVERTISING Opportunities

In order to provide more brand exposure to the busy Nanjing Road foot-traffic, Shanghai Centre will replace current poster boards with new LCD advertising displays. If you want to get your name out, this is the place to be! For more details and advertising rates, contact the Leasing Department (ext. 6988) or email yllu@shanghaicentre.com

MBS CHINA CENTRE Celebrates 5-Year Anniversary in Shanghai This January, Manchester Business School (MBS) China Centre celebrated its 5th Anniversary at Shanghai Centre. The school established its Shanghai location in 2008, bringing the first world-class British part-time Global MBA Program to expats and working professionals in China. After nearly 5 years’ development, MBS China Centre has now become the second largest International Campus of the Manchester Business School, with more than 500 part-time Global MBA students from over 18 countries now enrolled. For more information, contact MBS China Centre at 8621-6279 8660, or online at mba@mbs-worldwide.ac.cn

NEWLY RENOVATED ParkwayHealth Dental ClinicExtensive renovations and equipment upgrades are now completed at ParkwayHealth Dental Clinic. Their international team of highly qualified dentists ensures that you receive the best dental care by providing services that follow strict international guide-lines and protocol. For more infor- mation or booking an appointment, call 6445 5999, or drop by at Suite 203 (West Retail Plaza, 2/F)

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NEW AMENITY Golf putting green and chipping net

Golf lovers, rejoice! In addition to our golf practice cage, we will add a golf putting green and chip- ping net to our 8/F Recreation Area… Now you can prepare for the upcoming golf season right at your doorstep!

BITS & BITES

Due to popular demand, Fitbody Wellness Expert Studio has added a pingpong table to their venue offerings. No more excuse skipping a good workout! For bookings, call 6044 6556 or swing by Suite 666, East Office Tower.

Check out the brand new Health Club facilities and Urban Retreat Spa at the 7/F of The Portman Ritz-Carlton! Want to be taken on a whirlwind tour of the complex or learn more about some hidden gems in the building? Visit our Tudou channel and watch our “Day at Shanghai Centre” video!

Gourmet Café, your favorite burger hang-out will bring a totally revamped store by early spring…

Coming soon. As part of their China expansion plans, Regus Business Centres is opening a brand new location at Shanghai Centre. Regus will occupy 1000sqm on the 5/F of the East office tower. Their new facility will have fully equipped offices, a range of meeting, board and training rooms, video-communication technology and much more. Opening is scheduled for early summer, 2013.

Farmer's Market is back! Gourmet food, organic produce, baked goods and much more!Every second Sunday of the month, at the Shanghai Centre Exhibition Plaza… See you there!

Meet the woman behind

our luxury makeover Erming Zhang and I are strolling through the vestibule area of The Portman Ritz-Carlton Hotel ballroom, navigating our way through a maze of Chinese antiques, some of which date back several centuries. The pieces are here for a special auction where it costs a cool 100,000RMB just for the privilege of raising your hand to make a bid. The artistry and craftsmanship of some of these pieces is breathtaking, and she is clearly captivated by the event that we just so happened to run into serendipitously while viewing her own work of art, which is the redesign of the ballroom, itself. Yet the antiques serve as an ideal starting point to a conver- sation about Zhang's own personal aesthetics and sense of style, which now permeate throughout Shanghai Centre, both here in the hotel, as well as in the apartment lobby areas and newly renovated penthouses. Those of us who live and work in Shanghai Centre have no doubt noticed the many changes afoot lately. A culmination of four years of hard work, this is the largest renovation Shanghai Centre has undertaken since its completion in 1990. The lobby areas in both the East and West apartment towers of Shanghai Centre have now been completely redone, featuring a new water pond, marble reception desk, and Venetian plaster ceilings, while the upstairs apartments and penthouses went through similarly major renovations, including new hardwood floors, color schemes and furniture redesigns. Gliding across the dark marble floors of the ballroom vestibule, a very understated, yet smartly dressed Zhang points out little touches here and there, such as the Chinese-lantern-style lighting in the hallways, and the new ceiling fixtures and crystal chandeliers that she employed to enhance the sense of flow and space of the rooms. Each of these things shares something in common with Zhang, most notably her appreciation for subtle beauty, simplicity, and timeless elegance. If one were to examine closely her arsenal of design secrets, one would find references to both modernism and minimalist Zen, but most importantly her touch is soft and subtle. The word "organic" comes to mind, as she seamless integrates modern with classical. What Zhang isn't, however, is overpowering or overbearing, as a designer like Philippe Starck might be perceived, stamping his work with a seal that blaringly conveys his own identity. "A lot of the work I did in my early career was in landmark buildings in New York City," she says. "I worked for a very renowned British architect named Sir David Chipperfield, in his New York Office. David is famous for modernistminimalism. We did projects like the Bryant Park Hotel, on 5th Avenue and 42nd Street, and the Lever House a classical modern building that is one of the first glassskyscrapers in New York, built in the 1950s. I think this

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work really influenced me, using very modern details, including things like Italian furniture, but in the context of the renovation of a classical building." Zhang notes that while Shanghai Centre is still a very young building, rel- atively speaking, it still qualifies as a landmark building in the city, and thus she had to take special care in terms of not upsetting its delicate balance when conceiving the renovation plans. "Shanghai Centre is already more than 20 years old, and in that time there had not been any major renovations, so it quite clearly needed a breath of fresh air _ but at the same time nothing too radical," she says. "There's a certain upscale clientele at Shanghai Centre, so we didn't want to go for something that was too young or too modern, but still we wanted to keep up with the times. So I felt we really needed to do things like make the windows and the ceilings open up a lot more, using light and organizing space to make it more functional. We chose to use darker woods like wal- nut, which is very modern and trendy, and to open up the kitchens in the penthouses to integrate them more into the living space." Originally from Shanghai, Zhang earned a degree in archi- tecture in Canada at Dalhousie University, building her early working experience in New York City. "My inspiration as a designer comes a lot from travel, "she says, "But as an architect, we often say that it's your first job that really shapes you. Mine was working in an office in SoHo, where you have these old brick buildings but with showrooms that have very modern and stylish interiors and beautiful old wood floors. I think that aesthetic has always stuck with me." Zhang says that she initially left China in 1990 to study architecture and pursue a career overseas, only to be drawn back to Asia following the economic and building boom that has been so robust for architects and designers. After leaving North America, her first position was in Hong Kong, doing luxury homes for some of the city's wealthiest residents, such as billionaire Richard Li, chairman of the Hong Kong- based media conglomerate, PCCW. The design company Zhang worked for, Archasia, was owned, coincidentally, by Grover Dear, who also worked on the Shanghai Centrebuilding project with John Portman & Associates. After some

time, Zhang relocated to Shanghai and set up her own firm, EMZ+ Design, doing renovation and design work on luxury homes and hotels, including Shanghai Centre and The Portman Ritz-Carlton Hotel. "I've always loved Shanghai Centre," she says. "So for me, it's a great honor to be able to take on this project. The more I become familiar with this building, the more I realize how well it was designed. The feng shui is just excellent. In terms of the renovation, I noticed that there's a sense of weightiness to Shanghai Centre, like the arch to the main entrance has many layers, as do the entrances to apartments, so I didn't want to add any sense of heaviness to that. Rather we went for something lighter, like anodized metal and lots of open glass, to offset the weightiness." After a quiet stroll through the ground level, we head up to the newly redesigned penthouses, passing through the refurbished lobbies, which do, in fact, seem far more light and open. The glass walls in the lobbies have been expanded and raised ceilings mark the entrances to the elevators on each floor, separating the space from the flow of the hall- way, as beautiful new carpets lead in each direction. "When I came to Shanghai Centre, I found a lot of very busy and detailed interior design within this already quite de- tailed building," Zhang says. "The penthouses used to have big wooden frames around the windows and when you drew up the curtains it took up almost half the space. Instead, I wanted to see the whole view to let the natural light and stunning view of downtown Shanghai come into the space. The result I think brings these apartments a whole gener- ation forward." As for what's next for Zhang, she says she has plenty of things on her plate. Her firm is currently bidding for another 5-star hotel renovation located on Nanjing Road, and she sees many more soon to come. "When I look back at what we accomplished with Shanghai Centre, I feel very proud," she says. "We were able to integrate something new into something a bit older. It's my wish that more businesses will choose to renovate older buildings than to demolish them. I hope they can see the beauty in preservation."

Shanghai Centreevents recap Do it the Thai wayAs all residents are already "experts" in Chinese cooking, it was time go a bit more south and try some Thai cuisine... The Cooking Workshop was once again the place to be but for this occasion an authentic Thai cook was leading the class... On the menu:Thai vege-table curry, pineapple fried rice and vegetable spring rolls! Attendees learned that making real curry is not as easy as it looks but in the end all went home satisfied and with some inspiration for the next dinner-party!

Holiday PartyAs always, the Christmas holiday party proved to be one of the most popular parties of the year. The team of The Portman Ritz-Carlton outdid themselves with the wonderful spread of Christmas treats and delicacies on hand. And it wasn’t just good food… there was the Chinese children’s choir which performed traditional Christmas carols, the not-so-traditional mime-act, the outstanding jazz performance from George Butts and, of course, a visit from Santa, himself!

Shaken, not stirred!Bar Fly? Ritz Fizz? The names might sound strange to most people, but not to the Shanghai Centre residents who attended our recent Cocktail Making class! The Ritz Bar was the place to be, and under the guidance of mixologist Shirley even the most exotic drinks became easy to make. Those who want to impress friends with an amazing cocktail at your next party, or just learn more about what goes into making a great drink, be sure you sign up for our next session!

Lost & forgotten in old ShanghaiThere’s always something new to discover in this fabulous city… during a two hour tour, residents roamed through a historic area known as Qiao Family Road which dates back to Shanghai’s earliest origins. Participants met up with one of the sole survivors from this well-respected family, learned more about the sometimes colorful, sometimes tragic past that’s hidden in the city’s small streets and old neighborhoods. Definitely a tour to remember!

Coffee morning recapIt’s been all about “beauty” during our recent coffee mornings… Valerie Wu taught residents how tie a few Chinese knots that enhance your gifts with a touch of Oriental flavor; Florence showed the ladies how to care for their skin and apply basic makeup to achieve flattering looks in a matter of minutes; and Dawn prepared a great presentation on fascinating tra-ditional textiles of China’s ethnic minorities. Never a dull moment for the ladies!

Theme Time Venue Attendees

February 23 Lantern Festival Party 17:00~19:00 Atrium, 4th floor Residents Only

March 8 Wine Tasting 18:30~20:30 Hospitality Suite, The Portman Ritz-Carlton Residents Only

March 12 Coffee Morning 10:00~11:30 Resident Lounge, Suite 801, West Apartment Tower Residents Only

March 17 Farmers' Market 10:00~15:00 Exhibition Plaza Open to public

March 21 Cooking Class 10:00~11:30 The Cooking Workshop Residents Only

March 30 Easter Party 15:00~17:00 To be confirmed Residents Only

April 9 Coffee Morning 10:00~11:30 Resident Lounge, Suite 801, West Apartment Tower Residents Only

April 14 Farmers' Market 10:00~15:00 Exhibition Plaza Open to public

April 20 Walking Tour To be confirmed To be confirmed Residents Only

May 14 Coffee Morning 10:00~11:30 Resident Lounge, Suite 801, West Apartment Tower Residents Only

May 18~19 Charity Clothes Drive 10:00~16:00 Office Building Residents Only

May 19 Farmers' Market 10:00~15:00 Exhibition Plaza Open to public

May 31 Int'l Children's Day Party 16:30~17:30 Kids' Club Residents' kids Only

June 1 Summer BBQ Party 17:30~20:30 Garden Terrace Residents Only

Shanghai Centreevents scheduleDate

Note: Schedule is subject to change.

Regular Events

Monday Yoga Class 10:00~11:00 Aerobics Room, Ritz-Carlton Health Club Residents Only

Saturday Taiji Class 10:00~11:00 Terrace Garden, 8th floor (at FITBODY in case of bad weather) Residents Only

March~May 2013

COCKTAILCLASS

COOKINGCLASS

HOLIDAYPARTY

COFFEEMORNING

OLD SHANGHAI

TOUR

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Shanghai Centreretail news

Mediterranean Touches and Afternoon Tea Sets at Crêpes & Co.

Every day this spring, from 2:30pm till 5pm, you can enjoy an afternoon tea set at Crêpes & Co. starting at just 42RMB! Each set includes a drink and a sweet or savory crêpe. In addition to their wide variety of mouth-watering crêpes, Crêpes & Co. also features fresh salads and all-day-every-day brunch. Crêpes & Co. recently expended their menu to include two new Mediterranean-style dishes: Chicken "Philippe" (sauteed chicken with mushrooms and bacon, in a red wine & cream sauce served with saffron rice), and Kotopoulo, a tangy and delicious Greek dish with lemon chicken and oregano, served over spinach rice, that’s not to be missed!

Suite 104, West Retail Plaza / t: 6289 8046

Lunch Time at Baker & Spice

In the mood for an open-faced sandwich on homemade wholegrain bread served with a tempting slice of fresh green avocado and a tall glass of your favorite fresh-squeezed juice? How about rich and beautiful desserts like chocolate cake served with fresh berries and a hot foamy latte? No wonder Baker & Spice is one of Shanghai Centre’s most beloved (and packed) lunch time hotspots. Soak up some warm spring sunshine in this hip and bustling café’s outdoor seating area, or settle into a cozy seat with your laptop and enjoy the free Wi-Fi. Baker & Spice also offers delicious take-away freshly baked breads, gourmet coffee beans and a selection of imported wines by the bottle. Shanghai Centre residents receive a 5% discount on all purchases when you present your resident card. Please note this offer cannot be used in conjunction with other promotional offers.

Suite 118, East Retail Plaza/ t: 6289 8875

Spring Delights at Din Tai Fung

This spring, indulge in some of the world’s finest Chinese fare with light and delicious offerings from Din Tai Fung. Hailed by both the New York Times and Michelin Guides as one of the top restaurants in Asia, Din Tai Fung specializes in gourmet dumplings, including soft and tender jiaozi, as well as their signature juice-filled xiaolongbao, with hints of crab roe and black truffle _ all served fresh from the kitchen in steaming bamboo baskets. If you’re in the mood for light and elegant Chinese cuisine in a stylish yet casual environment, with only the finest and freshest ingredients, look no further than Din Tai Fung. Shanghai Centre residents receive a special free cold appetizer with all take-away meals.

Suite 104A, West Retail Plaza / t: 6279 8181 6289 9182

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just aboutkids

front lineprofile

Meet the people working at Shanghai Centre

What’s a typical day like for you?Receive money, receive money, receive money…

Do you ever pay money?No. Never. Only receive.

Sounds like a great job!It is! But it’s all just numbers on a screen to me. I rarely see cash.

It seems that there are an unusual number of Chinese girls who are accountants. Is this something that Chinese parents encourage daughters to do?Yes, I think so. In Chinese, we say ‘yi ji zhi chang’ – you should have some kind of special skill that makes you useful.

Do you enjoy your work?Very much so. I get to talk to all kinds of people from around the world. I know that 99 percent of them don’t want to answer my phone call because it usually means they owe money. But communication is a big part of my work. You’re probably good at bargaining with street vendors.I am! The secret is to talk as fast as you possibly can and keep insisting on a lower price without giving in.

Who pays when you go out with your boyfriend?He does, since we’re not married yet. After we get married, I’ll take very good care of his money because I’m an accountant!

Meet Shanghai's most friendlyFinance Manager, Jane Zhen

REVAMPED Kids Playroom

The New Year started off in style for our junior residents with a totally revamped Preschool and Kids’ Club on the 8th floor _ Funky colors, flashy carpet-design… Now, who wouldn’t want to go to school in such a cool place?

STAR Performances

Both Caterpillar and Butterfly students hit the stage with some great performances in The Portman Ritz-Carlton lobby, the Management Office and of course in front of their proud parents and family-members. Thanks you Ms. Swati, Ms. Christine, Ms. Lily and Ms. Chen for all your hard work with the kids. We’re already looking forward to the end-of-year performance just before the summer holidays!

Administration ServicesThe Portman Ritz-Carlton, Shanghai Tel: 6279 8888 Fax: 6279 8800Business Centre:Tel: 6279 8801

Shanghai Centre ServicesShanghai Centre ManagementTel: 6279 8600 Fax: 6279 8610 Shanghai Centre Customer Service: Ext. 6666Shanghai Centre Security: Ext. 6656Apartment Room Service: Ext. 5955East Residence Lobby: Ext. 6692West Residence Lobby: Ext. 6730Preschool: Tel: 6279 8519Kids Club: Tel: 6279 7146Resident Lounge (Suite 801): Ext. 6752Reading Room (Suite 815): Ext. 6017Theatre ticket office: Tel: 6279 8663Hotel Laundry Valet: Ext. 5100

FashionChristian LouboutinSuite A06,Street Level,East Retail PlazaTel:6289 8689Miu Miu Suite A03, Street Level, West Retail PlazaTel: 6289 8087Paul & Shark Suite A01, Street Level, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8418Salvatore Ferragamo Suite A02, Street Level, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8838Stefano Ricci Suite 128, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 8086 Tom Ford Suite A04, Street Level, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8388Loro Piana Suite A05, Street Level, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8330W.W. Chan & Sons Suite 105, West Retail Plaza/ Lobby The Portman Ritz-Carlton. Tel: 6289 8782

Personal ServicesBranemark Osseointegration Center Suite 368, East Office TowerTel: 6289 8101City Shop Level B01, Exhibition PlazaTel: 6279 8018Easy Document Suite 201, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 1694FIORI - Nail Plus Salon Suite 210, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8118

Green Massage Suite 202, West Retail PlazaTel: 6289 7776HAY Nanny & Maid Service Suite 707, West Office TowerTel: 400-8811-619 Huashi Pharmacy Suite 206, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8090Jazz Laundry Valet Suite 106C, West Retail PlazaTel: 133 3193 5332LifeLine Shanghai Suite 325, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8990Luxury Caring Center Suite 531A, East Office TowerTel: 6289 8789Major Shoe Repair & Key ServiceSuite 355, West Office TowerTel: 1391 765 7333

Element Fresh Suite 112/207, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8682

Gourmet Café Suite 111, West Retail PlazaTel: 6289 5733hoF Chocolate Boutique Suite 117, East Retail PlazaTel: 6289 8171

Lapis Thai Suite 109, West Retail PlazaTel: 5252 0082

Palladio Italian Restaurant Level 1, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 7188

Pizza Marzano Suite 107, West Retail Plaza Tel: 6289 8733

The Ritz Bar Level 2, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 8888 Ext. 5777

Starbucks Coffee Suite 103, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8667Summer Pavilion Level 2, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 8888 Ext. 4770Tables Level 1, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 7166

Gifts & AccessoriesAlice Flower Kiosk, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8737Boutique Yaling Level 2, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 5855

Le Crin Lobby, The Portman Ritz-CarltonTel: 6279 8978LensCrafters Suite 208, East Retail PlazaTel: 6289 5013Simply Life 106F, West Retail PlazaTel: 6289 5028

Zhang's Textiles Suite 208A, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8587

Travel & Business ServicesAeroflot Russian Airlines Suite 664, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8033 American Express Suite 453/455, East Office TowerTel: 3217 9696

HSBC Suite 106, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8582 Jade Travel Suite 427, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8393 Jingao Travel Agency Suite 661, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8026

Philippine Airlines Suite 735A, East Office TowerTel: 6279 8765 Turkish Airlines Suite 211, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8392

Nuba Travel Advisor Suite 660, East Office TowerTel: 6289 8338

Wang De Chuan Tea ShopSuite 102, West Retail PlazaTel: 6289 8386

Crêpes & Co.Suite 104, West Retail Plaza Tel: 6289 8046

Baker & Spice Suite 118, East Retail PlazaTel: 6289 8875

Parkway Health Suite 203, West Retail PlazaTel: 6445 5999

Post Office Suite 355A, East Office TowerTel: 6279 8044

SinoUnited Health Suite 601, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8920

SIYANLI Health & Beauty SPA Suite 425, West Office TowerTel: 6279 7299

The Portman Ritz-Carlton Health Club Level 7, The Portman Ritz-CarltonExt. 5922

Toni & Guy Hairdressing Salon Suite 209, East Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8806

Urban Retreat Suite 808, East Resident TowerTel: 6289 7007

Wally's Digital & Photocopy Suite 105A, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 7880

World Health Store 106D, West Retail PlazaTel: 6279 8088

Government OfficesAmerican Chamber of Commerce Suite 568, East Office TowerTel: 6279 7119

Austrian Consulate Commercial Section Suite 514, West Office TowerTel: 6279 7195

Australian Consulate Suite 406, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8098

British Consulate Suite 301, West Office TowerTel: 3279 2000

Irish Consulate Suite 700A, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8729

U.S. Agriculture Trade OfficeSuite 331, East Office TowerTel: 6279 8622

U.S. Commercial Service Suite 631, East Office TowerTel: 6279 7630

U.S. Public Affairs SectionSuite 540, East Office TowerTel: 6279 7662

Victoria Trade & InvestmentSuite 620, West Office TowerTel: 6279 8681

Restaurants / EntertainmentAnna BananaSuite 116, East Retail PlazaTel: 1800 1955 863

Din Tai Fung Suite 104A, West Retail Plaza Tel: 6279 8191 / 6289 9182

Fitbody Wellness Expert StudioSuite 666, East Office TowerTel: 6044 6556

Galerie CinquiniSuite 202A, West Retail PlazaTel: 133 9132 7395

Miracle Int'l Medical Cosmetic ClubSuite 560, East Office TowerTel: 5109 8868