$1b Therme Singapore wellness attraction to rise at Marina South Coast

The four-hectare site will offer visitors thermal pools, landscapes, art installations, and health technologies.

Therme Group will develop Therme Singapore, a $1b, four-hectare wellbeing destination at Marina South Coast that is also touted to be Asia’s first large-scale wellness project.

The waterfront site will be located next to Marina Barrage and Gardens by the Bay, and will feature thermal pools, botanical landscapes, art installations, and health technologies.

The group’s inaugural project in the region is projected to see around 2 million visitors annually when it reaches full operational capacity, with about half being overseas visitors, the developer said.

Therme Singapore will also prioritise sustainability with its use of water recycling, sustainable energy solutions, and biophilic design.

The wellness site was designed by Singapore architecture firm DP Architects and Therme ARC, the Therme Group's in-house architecture design company.

The project comes after the developer was awarded the tender for a wellness attraction by the Singapore Tourism Board.

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