Drive up to the SKYE. A new benchmark for ramp-up industry.

SKYE @ TUAS is a purpose-built B2 ramp-up industrial development rising at Tuas Link Close, in the heart of Singapore’s western industrial corridor. Conceived by Soon Hock Group, the project answers a clear gap in the market: modern, efficient, strata-titled ramp-up space in a district where most existing stock is older and harder to operate from. Here, the building works the way industry actually moves — vertically, at scale, and without bottlenecks.

The defining feature of Skye @ Tuas is its ramp-up design. Every floor is reachable by vehicle, so trucks carrying 20-foot and 40-foot containers can drive right up to the door of a unit. Goods flow directly from lorry to floor, handling time drops, and forklift logistics become dramatically simpler. For operators handling real volume, that single design decision changes the economics of a day’s work.

Above the loading decks, the building stacks nine storeys of industrial space served by three parking levels — two of them dedicated to heavy vehicles. Typical floors carry generous ceiling heights of around eight metres, while selected levels reach up to 12.95 metres, opening the door to high-bay racking, oversized equipment and mezzanine builds. A robust floor loading of 25 kN/m², four-hour fire-rated party walls and enhanced electrical provisioning mean a unit at Skye at Tuas can flex from factory to warehouse, or grow into power-intensive production, as a business evolves.