The official opening of the new M Social Singapore at Robertson Quay on 2 June 2016 was attended by the man behind its design – Philippe Starck. The French designer and star of the evening spoke about his long-term vision for the new lifestyle destination designed to bridge connections amongst modern travellers.
June 16th, 2016
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