About Funan
Funan is an integrated mixed-use development in the Civic District of Downtown Core, Singapore, located at 107 North Bridge Road near City Hall. Reopened in June 2019 after redevelopment of the former Funan DigitaLife Mall (1985-2016), it combines a six-storey shopping mall with office towers and lyf Funan Singapore serviced residences. It is notable for its tech, lifestyle and creative focus, cycling and climbing facilities, urban farm and Wild Rice theatre.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a modern six-level shopping mall with retail shops focused on technology, fashion, lifestyle and sports, extensive dining options and a food court, plus office and co-working spaces. The building features an indoor cycling track, a 15-metre climbing wall, an urban farm and rooftop garden, and the Wild Rice theatre. Interiors are open and connected via tree-lined atriums, with direct underground pedestrian access to City Hall MRT Station and views over the Singapore River and Civic District.
Key highlights
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Integrated shopping mall with offices and serviced residences reopened in 2019
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Indoor cycling track running through the building
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15-metre indoor climbing wall operated by Climb Central
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Rooftop urban farm and garden with community farming plots
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Wild Rice theatre - dedicated theatre space within the mall
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Direct underground link to City Hall MRT Station
History of Funan
Originally opened in 1985 as Funan Centre and later known as Funan DigitaLife Mall, it was Singapore's leading IT, electronics and computer retail hub. The mall closed in June 2016 for a three-year redevelopment and reopened on 28 June 2019 as Funan, repositioned as an integrated retail, office and residential development retaining its technology focus.
Culture & Context
Represents the evolution of Singapore's retail landscape from a specialist IT mall to a lifestyle, creative and community hub integrating technology, arts, sports and urban agriculture, and housing the Wild Rice theatre company and spaces for local makers and tech enterprises.
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