Skyframe rises as a vertical landmark within Singapore’s dense skyline — a tower defined not by its mass, but by the voids it carves out of itself. The project explores “framing the sky” as both an architectural gesture and an urban experience.

A series of elevated voids punctuate the tower, transforming structural necessity into civic generosity. These sky terraces function as communal gardens, amphitheaters, and observation decks, offering panoramic views of the city and harbor.

Glass and steel are deployed with precision to achieve maximum slenderness, while integrated greenery weaves the building into Singapore’s garden-city identity. By lifting open-air spaces high above the ground, Skyframe grants residents and visitors rare moments of pause — windows into the infinite, suspended within the vertical city.