- One Oasis
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One Oasis is a residential complex development at Cotai South of Macau with proximity to the Cotai Strip and Hengqin Island of Zhuhai. The community facilities in the development encompass a clubhouse, a retail centre, a 6-star hotel, cultural and entertainment conventions. Phase 1 of One Oasis comprises 5 low-density residential towers providing 870 units. The construction of Phase 1 is scheduled to be completed in the 2nd quarter of 2013. An array of flat mix including studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom units and 4-bedroom en-suites is offered, ranging from approximately 600 sq ft (56 m2). to over 2,000 sq ft (190 m2). Special units contain duplexes and sky houses with a minimum area of 3,000 sq.ft..
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Location
One Oasis is situated at the south of the Cotai Strip which embraces the world famous casino-cum-resorts including the Venetian Macau and City of Dreams. A slew of new integrated resorts and hotels such as Galaxy Resort, Sheraton Hotel, Shangri-La Hotel, St. Regis Hotel Trader Hotel are earmarked to open soon.
One Oasis borders an international-standard Caesars Golf Macao developed by the US-based Harrahs Group and one of the largest country parks in Macau. In neighbouring Hengqin, billions of dollars worth of investment led by the Central Government of China are being funnelled into a number of developments including the University of Macau Hengqin Campus and the largest ocean themed park and resort in Asia, the new exhibition and creative business zone. The construction of the developments has commenced on Hengqin Island and is due for completion within two or three years.
Clubhouse
A central clubhouse namely Club Oasis is planned to be built inside a southern European garden. Club Oasis brings over 100 clubhouse facilities and services, including indoor and outdoor swimming pools, banquet rooms, red wine tasting, billiard rooms, spa and massage services.
Transportation network
One Oasis possesses a comprehensive transportation network spanning Macau Light Transit System, Lotus Bridge, HK-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge, the underwater tunnel linking the University of Macau Hengqin Campus, Guangzhou-Zhuhai Intercity Railway and Beijing-HK-Macau Highway. The network enables effortless travel around Macau, Hong Kong, Mainland China and the world in conjunction with shuttle bus services.
Developers and Consultant teams
One Oasis’ developers consists of Hong Kong-listed companies as well as developers, builders and international investment institutions, including ITC Properties Group Limited, Linkeast Investments Limited, Nan Fung Group, ARCH Capital Management and Success Universe Group.
One Oasis has appointed a team of consultants to undertake master planning, architecture, design and property management. The design architect, US-based Moore Ruble Yudell (MRY), had track records in Potatisakern and Tango projects in Sweden, Santa Monica Village in California, USA and the Chun Sen Bi An Master Plan & Housing in Chongqing, China. MRY’s projects have been recognized through over 200 local and international awards. The project architect of One Oasis, Archiplus International Limited has participated in Ponte 16 Casino & Sofitel Hotel. AECOM, a fortune 500 company, is One Oasis’ landscape architect. Tokyo Midtown and the Venetian Macau Resort Hotel are its masterpieces. Savills is appointed as property management consultant for the development.
Address Cotai South, Macau Developers ITC Properties Group Limited, Linkeast Investments Limited, Nan Fung Group, ARCH Capital Management & Success Universe Group No. of Blocks 5 Blocks in Phase 1 No. of Residential Units 870 No. of Floors 30 floors or 31 floors Unit Types Studio, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom, 4-bedroom & special units Completion Date Year 2013 Facilities Southern European clubhouse, 6-star hotel, themed shopping arcade, cultural and entertainment facilities website www.one-oasis.com [1] Macau Business 2010 April Edition.</[1] Macau Business Intelligence 2010 April Edition[1] One Oasis Sales Brochure.[1] One Oasis website.[1]
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