33 35 Sultan Gate

Sultan Gate was named after Sultan Hussein Mua’zzam Shah of Johor when he built his first palace, istana at Kampong Glam in 1819.
The palace was called Istana Kampong Gelam, and it has now been transformed into a cultural and historical spot – The Malay Heritage Centre.

Sultan Gate was popularly known in the 1900s for its blacksmiths and foundries.
In the 1950s, it was reported that there were at least seven to eight foundries at Sultan Gate.

The last foundry closed in the mid-2000s after a fire. Today, visitors unearth pottery studios, batik fashion and graffiti walls at Sultan Arts Village.

To create a contemporary space with subtle middle eastern influences in the heart of Kampong Glam, a palette of warm and earthy tones accentuates the beauty of natural raw materials –
rustic timber characteristic of the shophouse, artisanal plaster & concrete for texture, dusty terracotta a muted dune-inspired backdrop, hints of stone and metal reminiscent of the historic trades of Sultan Gate.

The play between textural and refined finishes, clean lines & simple geometries creates tactility and visual interests.

With the establishment of several new F&B concepts ranging from Italian cuisine to Japanese cuisine to cafes, as well as the opening of various boutique and hotels, this historical street has started to regain its former glory.

Price Range: View to Offer

Unit Available: 4,303sqft

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