Woods Square Floor Plans

Woods Square Layout & Space-planning Highlights

1. Dumb-bell configuration – Two identical wings are linked by a short bridge.

   Gives each side a dedicated lift lobby while keeping walking distances low.

2. Centralised core – Passenger lifts, fire stairs, toilets, AHU & risers are stacked inboard.

   All perimeter walls remain column-free, so every unit gets an unobstructed, fully-rectangular shape that is easy to fit out.

3. Natural light on three edges – Because the core sits inside, > 80 % of the external façade is glass that can be lined with workstations or meeting rooms.

Operational & Investment Benefits

A. Flexibility for occupiers

• “Right-size” ownership – Start with a 560 sq ft studio or secure multiple contiguous units for a > 10 k sq ft corporate floor.

• Future-proof expansion – Because every storey repeats the same grid, a growing firm can acquire the identical stack of units on floors above or below.

B. Efficiency & cost control

• Low loss factor – Minimal common area within individual parcels keeps strata area close to usable carpet area, lowering $-psf occupancy costs.

• Reduced fit-out waste – True rectangles with full-height glazing simplify ceiling / partition planning and let natural light permeate deep into the office, cutting lighting load.

C. Employee experience

• Two lift banks per wing shorten waiting time during peak hours.

• Short horizontal travel – No maze-like corridors; sightlines run straight from one end to the other, aiding way-finding and emergency egress.

• Shared amenities – Restrooms, pantries and mechanical risers aggregated inboard mean no services intrude into tenant space, maximising quiet, productive zones along the façade.