Therme Group has unveiled conceptual plans for a proposed seven-storey urban wellness attraction located in Marina South, Singapore. Designed as a large-scale wellbeing resort, the facility aims to integrate thermal bathing, botanical gardens, health treatments, and family entertainment amenities. Aimed at promoting holistic health and urban sustainability, the development seeks to expand Singapore’s tourism and leisure landscape with advanced environmental design and comprehensive wellness experiences.
- Plans have been introduced for a seven-storey wellbeing resort located at Marina South in Singapore.
- The concept includes thermal baths, saunas, botanical indoor gardens, and water leisure facilities.
- The facility is designed around concepts of holistic health, urban wellness, and sustainable building design.
- The project aims to serve both local residents and international tourists as an urban wellness destination.
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