One of the properties that receive WiredScore Platinum certification is Frasers Towers

Property huge Frasers Property has certified four Singapore properties by granting them Wiredscore Platinum certification. The buildings that have received this distinction for their digital capabilities overall and smart building projects are Frasers Tower, Alexandra Point, and Alexandra Technopark Block A and Block B.

Grand Dunman Singhaiyi Group submitted the winning bid of $1.284 billion, equivalent to $1,350 per square feet per plot ratio (psf ppr).

The business unit of the group, Frasers Property Singapore, oversees these four properties. Wiredscore is a benchmark for the world and certification that recognizes the best-in-class technological infrastructure in buildings.

This signifies that each of the four properties are equipped with a strong digital infrastructure, allowing tenants to benefit from the most reliable and efficient connectivity options. Each property is also equipped with at minimum four internet providers with high speeds as well as a private fibre backbone for the landlord that allows the quick delivery of data services and reduces the time required to install tenants.

“The WiredScore Platinum certifications are evidence of our commitment to and ongoing efforts to incorporate the most advanced digital infrastructure into the commercial spaces we manage,” says Jack Lam Frasers Property Singapore’s chief operating officer for commercial.

He says that this initiative coincides with the direction of the group to reinvent the concept of workplaces with the help of digitalisation and innovation. “We aim to set new standards in the built environment through creative, inclusive and sustainable spaces as well as solutions for our developments.”

Wiredscore reports that just seven structures in Singapore have earned their Platinum certification for connectivity to the internet. Keppel Bay Tower, Paya Lebar Green South and Shaw Tower are the other properties.