Arcc Spaces opens largest Singapore workspace
Nature-focused design and acoustic features aim to ease workplace fatigue.
Arcc Spaces Pte. Ltd. has opened its fourth and biggest Singapore location at Bank of Singapore Centre, spanning three floors with private offices, co-working areas, and spaces for meetings and events.
Arcc Spaces CEO Justin Chen said the 25,782-square-foot workspace was designed as a calmer alternative to screen-heavy workdays.
Located at 63 Market Street, the site is the company's ninth location across Asia and houses more than 300 members. Private offices are furnished to premium Grade A standards, whilst co-working and flexible spaces are available across the floors.
Designed with The Afternaut Group, the workspace gives each floor a different layout and purpose.
Level 7 centres on The Landing Room, with a conference hall, meeting room, private lounge, common lounge, event stage, private booths, offices, and two pantries.

Level 6 has open co-working areas, private offices, a pantry, and a wellness room beside floor-to-ceiling windows. It also overlooks a 54-metre outdoor terrace that Arcc has turned into a permanent landscape garden for members.

“That level of intention is what sets this project apart from anything we've done before,” Chen said in an emailed reply to questions.
Level 5 serves as an enterprise floor for up to two tenants, with dedicated suites and private office clusters designed by Arcc's in-house team.
Live plants are placed throughout the workspace, with grow lights used where natural light is limited. Nature-inspired murals, woven screens, and artwork complement views of a neighbouring linear park.
The office also uses jute wall coverings, baffle ceilings, and sound-absorbing fabric lamps to reduce noise. Focus nooks and sound-dampened booths are available on Levels 6 and 7.
The colour scheme combines terracotta, ochre, and burnt orange with blues, timber, and rattan.