Goodwood Park Hotel
Location:
Singapore
Completion:
1900
Honours & Distinctions:
Gazetted as a National Monument in 1989
Work Area:
Hospitality & Wellness
Scope:
Architecture

Goodwood Park Hotel stands as one of Singapore’s most iconic heritage landmarks. Completed in 1900 as the Teutonia Club for the German expatriate community, the building later evolved into a luxury hotel, retaining its distinctive turret and grand colonial architecture.

As one of the earliest architectural works by Swan & Maclaren, Goodwood Park reflects the firm’s deep historical roots and contribution to Singapore’s built heritage. The building’s enduring elegance and cultural significance are a testament to the timeless design principles laid down by the firm’s founding architects — a legacy that continues to shape Swan & Maclaren’s design philosophy today.