McDonald’s Choa Chu Kang Park

Located within Choa Chu Kang Park in Singapore, this McDonald’s location integrates an ETFE facade to create a sheltered dining and gathering environment within a green park setting. The project demonstrates how ETFE can support lightweight, open architecture for everyday public spaces.

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McDonald’s at Choa Chu Kang Park features a lightweight ETFE facade providing shade and rain protection for an open park pavilion. State-of-the-art ETFE for Singapore!

Singapore

Country

613

m²

of ETFE

2023

Completed

Archideas Design Pte ltd

Architects

At a Glance – ETFE at McDonald’s Choa Chu Kang Park

ETFE facade covering a park dining space
Provides sun and rain protection while maintaining daylight
Lightweight material enables an elegant minimal structure
Suitable for modern dining and community spaces

ETFE Singapore: McDonald’s at Choa Chu Kang Park features a lightweight ETFE facade providing shade and rain protection for an open park pavilion.

613 m²

of ETFE

The Story of the Project

Lightweight Shelter in a Park Environment

The ETFE facade provides protection from sun and rain while maintaining a bright and airy atmosphere suited to outdoor dining. Its transparency allows natural daylight to reach the space below, supporting a comfortable environment that connects the building to the surrounding landscape.

Efficient Facade Solution

McDonald’s Choa Chu Kang Park – ETFE facade for a modern dining destination

ETFE was selected as a lightweight material that enables an elegant and minimal supporting structure.
The canopy delivers weather protection without creating a visually heavy building form, making it well suited to park architecture and community spaces.

Integrated Project Delivery

Vector Foiltec Asia Pacific was responsible for the design, fabrication and installation of the ETFE facade, contributing to the creation of a sheltered yet open restaurant within the park.