Gourmet food with live music: Site near Changi Airport being redeveloped into F&B container park


An artist's impression of the Cosford Container Park at 30 Cosford Road, slated for completion by Q3 2023. - TEE TREE INVESTMENTS

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A site near Changi Airport that housed heavy artillery during World War II is being developed into one of Singapore’s largest food and beverage container parks.

The S$3 million project by Tee Tree Investments at 30 Cosford Road is expected to be completed later this year.

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