Buroh Connection Floor Plan

A Ramp-Up Typology Built for Efficiency

Buroh Connection is planned around the ramp-up warehouse typology, the format that has become the preferred configuration for modern Singaporean industrial occupiers. In a ramp-up development, each unit is served by a vehicular ramp that allows container trucks and delivery vehicles to drive directly to the unit's loading face on every level. This eliminates the inefficiency of relying solely on goods lifts and staging areas, and it is the reason ramp-up space commands sustained demand from logistics, distribution, and trade-supporting businesses. For occupiers, it means loading and unloading can happen at the doorstep of the operational floor, shortening turnaround times and reducing handling cost.

Each unit at Buroh Connection is conceived as a self-contained stratum combining warehouse floor space with an ancillary office component. This vertical integration allows a business to house its operational and administrative functions within a single owned footprint, rather than splitting operations across separate warehouse and office leases. The ancillary office provision is sized to support the warehouse function, giving occupiers a presentable front-of-house for meetings and administration while keeping the bulk of the floor area dedicated to productive industrial use. Read the broader project context on the home page.

Unit Configurations and Sizes

Detailed floor plans and unit configurations for Buroh Connection will be released progressively as the development advances through its design milestones. The development is expected to offer a range of unit sizes to accommodate different occupier profiles, from smaller businesses seeking a single ramp-up bay to larger operators requiring contiguous warehouse floor space. The B2 zoning and 2.5 gross plot ratio provide the planning headroom to deliver a meaningful quantum of industrial floor area across the 3.12-hectare site. As configurations are confirmed, they will be published here and shared with registered prospects first.

Occupiers can anticipate design features typical of contemporary ramp-up B2 industrial developments: generous floor-to-ceiling heights to accommodate racking and mezzanine possibilities, robust floor loading to support warehouse operations and equipment, and loading bays sized for standard container access. The exact ceiling heights, floor loading capacities, and electrical provisions will be confirmed in the full specification — see the Specification page for the latest confirmed parameters.

Register for Detailed Floor Plans

Because floor plans are released in stages and unit selection often follows registration order, prospective occupiers and investors are encouraged to register their interest early. Registered prospects receive the latest floor plan packs, unit availability, and indicative pricing as these are released ahead of the 2027 completion. To request the floor plan pack, visit our Contact Us page or use the enquiry form on the home page. You may also wish to learn about the developer behind the project or explore the location.