The Interlace in Singapore, a striking residential complex celebrated for its unique interconnected architecture by OMA/Ole Scheeren, is primarily a point of interest for architecture enthusiasts and photographers rather than a traditional tourist attraction. Access to its exterior and common grounds is generally free and accessible via public transport (bus), though visitors must respect residents' privacy and not venture into private residential blocks. There are no guided tours; visits are typically solo, with no seasonal restrictions beyond Singapore's tropical climate. A typical visit duration for appreciating its design and taking photographs is around 30 minutes to 1.5 hours, making it a cost-free and insightful stop for those interested in innovative urban living concepts.