Lentor Signature Elevation Chart

No Lentor Signature elevation chart exists yet, so stacks, floors and facings cannot be compared.

Decision notes

GuocoLand describes two 26-storey towers and one 27-storey tower; only a developer elevation chart can show actual stack positions and outlooks across the Lentor site.

Blocks, storeys, unit numbering, orientation and any obstruction remain TBA.

Ask for a developer-issued chart once released, then match each preferred stack to the floor plans.

How unit stacking works

Blocks and stacks. A released chart identifies vertical stack numbers within each confirmed block.
Layout references. Match every stack to the corresponding official floor-plan drawing before comparing choices.
Facing and orientation. Use the marked site-plan direction rather than inferring outlook from an address.
Floor level. Check nearby structures and the confirmed elevation instead of assuming height removes obstruction.

Recorded project scale

Approx. 553 (GuocoLand, Jul 2026); 26–27 (three towers). These configured labels do not replace the official stacking chart.

Request the Elevation Chart View Site Plan

General guidance above; specific stack facings, floor counts and obstructions are confirmed only in the developer's official elevation chart and site plan.