Modern City Map of Jurong East, Singapore: JCube, IMM, Chinese Garden, Jurong Lake Gardens, Ng Teng Fong Hospital

Capturing the vibrant essence of Jurong East, this contemporary map invites viewers to explore one of Singapore's most dynamic regions from a unique perspective. Jurong East, a thriving residential and commercial hub, is depicted in stunning detail, showcasing its network of roads, landmarks, and green spaces without the clutter of labels. This artistic choice elevates the map from a simple navigational tool to a piece of modern art, highlighting the neighborhood's orderly street grid and the notable landmarks that punctuate it. The map's focus on Jurong East not only reflects its current importance as a key district in Singapore but also its continual transformation and growth, making it a fascinating subject for both residents and admirers of urban design.

This map is an original creation by The Unique Maps Co., known for their distinctive approach to cartography. The map features a modern design ethos with unique colorways that enhance its aesthetic appeal, making it an ideal piece for interior decor. The clean, unlabelled portrayal allows the beauty of the layout to stand out, emphasizing form over function. This approach transforms a basic urban map into a striking visual piece that draws the eye and sparks conversation, perfect for adorning the walls of a contemporary living space or office.

Beyond its beauty, the map serves as a celebration of Jurong East's rich tapestry of landscapes and landmarks. From the lush tranquility of the Chinese and Japanese Gardens to the bustling shopping complexes like JCube and Westgate, the map encapsulates the diversity of experiences available in this neighborhood. Each area is rendered with precision, inviting viewers to appreciate the balance between urban development and natural beauty. The inclusion of recreational spots like the Jurong East Swimming Complex and the Pandan Reservoir adds layers to the visual narrative, suggesting a community that values both progress and leisure.

As a decor element, this map of Jurong East transcends traditional utility to become a statement piece that complements a variety of interior styles. Whether framed in a minimalist setting or used as a focal point in a more eclectic decor, it maintains its allure. The subtle color palette and detailed rendering work harmoniously to create a serene yet sophisticated atmosphere, making it a versatile choice for enhancing any room. Its modern aesthetic aligns well with contemporary furniture and design elements, bridging the gap between art and functionality.

In summary, this map is not just a depiction of a geographical area but a thoughtful composition that captures the essence of Jurong East. The Unique Maps Co. has created a piece that is both informative and enchanting, offering a fresh perspective on a familiar locale. It invites admiration and study, serving as a continuous source of discovery for the details it subtly presents. For those looking to bring a piece of Singapore's urban charm into their homes, this map offers a perfect blend of artistry and emblematic cityscape.

Roads and Streets

• Boon Lay Way: This major thoroughfare connects several key points in Jurong East, including shopping malls and the local transportation hub.

• Jurong Town Hall Road: A vital artery that runs through the district, linking up with the Pan Island Expressway.

• Jurong East Street 13: Known for its proximity to community facilities and residential areas.

• Toh Guan Road: This road is essential for accessing the industrial areas located in Jurong East.

• International Business Park Road: Serving the large business park area, this road is a hub for professionals and corporate activities.

• Teban Gardens Road: Mainly residential, this road is lined with public housing and local eateries.

• Jurong Gateway Road: A part of the area's redevelopment to become a second CBD, it features commercial and retail developments.

• Jalan Boon Lay: Connecting to the industrial estates, this road is crucial for logistics and transport services.

• Penjuru Road: Known for its industrial and warehouse facilities, supporting the logistics sector of Singapore.

• Jurong East Avenue 1: This road is significant for its connection to educational institutions and residential blocks.

• Jurong East Central: Encompasses the core of Jurong East, including the commercial hub and public transport facilities.

• Science Centre Road: Leads to the renowned Science Centre, a favorite educational destination for families and schools.

• Jurong East Street 21: Home to many local schools and residential areas, fostering a community environment.

• Jurong East Street 32: Another residential street, surrounded by parks and recreational facilities.

• Jurong East Avenue 10: Connects several residential areas and is known for its calm, community feel.

• Commonwealth Avenue West: Acts as a boundary road and is essential for accessing neighboring districts.

• Pandan Gardens Road: Lined with residential and recreational spots, providing a green escape within the urban environment.

• West Coast Road: Connects to the vibrant West Coast Park and residential areas.

• Jurong Canal Drive: A lesser-known road that offers picturesque views of the adjacent canal.

• Jurong East Street 31: Features local shopping centers and community clubs, serving as a hub for daily activities.

Landmarks

• JCube: A shopping centre known for its distinctive architecture and an Olympic-size ice skating rink.

• IMM Building: One of Singapore's largest outlet malls, offering a variety of discount stores and eateries.

• Ng Teng Fong General Hospital: A major healthcare facility providing comprehensive medical services to the region.

• Jurong East Swimming Complex: A popular public swimming facility that includes a wave pool and water slides.

• Chinese Garden: Designed in the imperial style of the Song Dynasty, it's a tranquil spot for relaxation and cultural exploration.

• Jurong Regional Library: One of the largest public libraries in Singapore, catering to the educational needs of the community.

• Science Centre Singapore: Offers interactive exhibits and educational programs, fostering a love for science and technology.

• Jem: A lifestyle hub that integrates shopping, dining, and residential living in a high-rise complex.

• Westgate: A family-oriented shopping mall that connects directly to Jurong East MRT station.

• The Chevrons: A club that provides social and recreational facilities to its members, including bowling alleys and karaoke rooms.

Parks and Other Public Spaces

• Jurong Lake Gardens: Singapore's new national gardens in the heartlands, featuring a freshwater swamp forest and a restored stream.

• Japanese Garden: Connected to the Chinese Garden, this area provides a serene environment inspired by Japanese landscape art.

• Yuhua Village Green: A small community park that offers residents a green space for recreation and social activities.

• Pandan Reservoir: Offers water sports and activities, and is a popular spot for jogging and dragon boating.

• Taman Jurong Greens: A park that serves as a community space, featuring playgrounds and fitness corners.

• Jurong Central Park: A unique park that incorporates a life-sized Snakes and Ladders game and a Ludo garden, making it a favorite among families.

• Jurong East Sports Centre: Provides various sports facilities, including a stadium and sports halls, promoting an active lifestyle.

• Fairway Club: A golf course that offers both recreational and competitive golfing experiences.

• Jurong Park Connector: Part of the island-wide network of park connectors, ideal for cycling and leisurely walks.

• Jurong Hill Park: Known for its panoramic views and the famous "Garden of Fame" where visiting dignitaries have planted trees.

Please note that streets and places are not labelled on this map. I recommend you double check the images to make sure that a specific town or place is shown on this map, or you can contact me to check if a certain location, landmark or feature is shown on this map.

This map looks great at every size, but I always recommend going for a larger size if you have space. That way you can easily make out all of the details.

Please contact me if you’re looking for sizes that are not available on the shop.

The model in the listing images is holding the 18x24in (45x60cm) version of this map.

Every map can be personalised or customised, for example if you want to mark your house or street on the map. The fifth listing image shows an example of my map personalisation service.

Every map is available in a range of different colourways and templates, depending on your aesthetic requirements.

If you’re looking for something slightly different, check out my collection of the best old maps to see if something else catches your eye.

This would make a wonderful birthday, Christmas, Father's Day, work leaving, anniversary or housewarming gift for someone from the areas covered by this map.

This map is available as a giclée print on acid free archival matte paper, or you can buy it framed. The frame is a nice, simple black frame that suits most aesthetics. Please get in touch if you'd like a different frame colour or material. My frames are glazed with super-clear museum-grade acrylic (perspex/acrylite), which is significantly less reflective than glass, safer, and will always arrive in perfect condition.

For most orders, delivery time is about 3 working days. Personalised and custom made maps take longer, as I have to do the personalisation and send it to you for approval, which usually takes a day or two.

Please note that for larger framed orders (over 40in/100cm), and some other framed sizes, the delivery time will be closer to 7-10 days.

If you need your order to arrive by a certain date, please contact me before you order so that we can find the best way of making sure you get your order in time.

I print and frame maps in 22 countries around the world. This means your map will be made locally, which cuts down on delivery time and reduces the chance of your map being damaged during delivery. There won't be any extra taxes or duties to pay, and we'll put less CO2 into the air.

All of my maps are well packaged and sent in a rugged tube if unframed, or surrounded by foam if framed.

I try to send out all maps within 1 or 2 days of receiving your order, though some products (like face masks or mugs) can take longer to make.

If you select Express Delivery at checkout your order we will prioritise your order and send it out by 1-day courier (Fedex, DHL, UPS, Parcelforce).

We can sometimes do next-day delivery if you order before 10am. But usually it's best to contact me first before you order.

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My standard frame is a gallery style black ash hardwood frame. It is simple and quite modern looking. My standard frame is around 20mm (0.8in) wide.

I use super-clear acrylic (perspex/acrylite) for the frame glass. It's lighter and safer than glass - and it looks better, as the reflectivity is lower.

Six standard frame colours are available for free (black, dark brown, dark grey, oak, white and antique gold). Custom framing and mounting/matting is available if you're looking for something else.

Most maps are also available as a framed canvas. The map is printed on matte (not shiny) canvas, stretched over a box frame, and then 'floated' within a simple wood frame. The end result is quite beautiful, and there's no glazing in front of your map.

All frames are provided "ready to hang", with either a string or brackets on the back. Very large frames will have heavy duty hanging plates and/or a mounting baton. If you have any questions, please get in touch.

See some examples of my framed maps and framed canvas maps.

Alternatively, I can also supply old maps on canvas, foam board, cotton rag and other materials.

If you want to frame your map yourself, please read my map size guide first.