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ASIAN & EUROPEANARCHITECTURE

ASIAN & EUROPEANARCHITECTURE

Supremely habitable tropical houses in Singapore and Malaysia (a huge colonial bungalow)

China TownBuddha Tooth Relic TempleJamae MosqueDON'T MISS !

Black & White

Bungalow

Bugis Street

The largest street-shopping lo-cation inSingapore

DON'T MISS !Traditional Shophouses ArchitectureBugis Street, Bugis SquareBugis Junction, Bugis Vil-

lageKwan Im Tong Hood Cho Temple Sri Krishnan Indian Temple

City Hall

National monument gazetted on 14 February 1992. It was designed and built by the architects of the munic-ipal government, A. Gordans and F. D. Meadows from

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Kampong Glam was once the seat of the old Malay royalty in Singapore and has been a Malay-Mus-lim quarter since the

early 1800s.

DON'T MISS !

Istana Kampong Glam & Sultan MosqueTraditional shophouses architecture

ARCH POINTUrban Development Authority gazetted Kampong Glam as a

conservation area and most of the original architecture has now been

restored

Koon Seng Road Townhouses

The most beautiful yet oldest buildings in Singapore. Elegant picturesque 2 to 3 storey shop-houses, terrace houses and homes that features Malaccan-style Per-anakan architecture are seen along the length of the road. Built close to a hun-dred year ago in the

1920s.

KampongGlam

Conservation District byUrban Redevelopment

Authority

LittleIndia

Singapore's foremost Indian enclave

Old Parliament House

Traditional Shophouses ArchitectureSri Veeramakaliamman Temple

Sri Srinivasa Perumal Tem-pleSri Vadapathira Kaliamman Temple

DON'T MISS !

A grandiose Victorian house, ringed with white-washed fencing, it was designed and built by

Singapore's pre-eminent colonial architect, the Irishman George Drumgould Coleman in 1827, for

Scottish merchant John Maxwell

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LittleIndia Padang

SingaporeArt

Museum

Vantage point to admire architecture

of Singapore;City Hall, The Old

Supreme Court Build-ing, Supreme Court and the Old Parlia-ment House, Singa-pore Cricket Club (SCC), Singapore

Recreational Club

SAM is home to the world's largest public collection of modern and contemporary South-east Asian artworks, with a growing collec-tion of international contemporary art.

DON'T MISS !7-m-high Swarovski crystal chandelier at the Museum main entrance

Sri Mariamman Temple

Singapore's oldest Hindu temple

The oldest and most important Fukien/Hoklo tem-ple in Singapore

The majestic gopuram (gate tower), which is covered with figurative sculptures of gods and goddesses and mythological beasts. (Dravidian

Architecture Style)ARCH POINT

Been built in traditional southern Chinese ar-chitectural style, with stone, tiles and wood, dragons and phoenixes, detailed carvings, in-tricate sculptures and imposing columns all

amazingly assembled without nails.

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ThianHockKengTemple

LandscapeARCHITECTURE

ThianHockKengTemple

LandscapeARCHITECTURE

ClarkeQuay

historical river-side quay in Sin-gapore, located

within the Singa-pore River Plan-

ning Area

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Sentosa Island

2011 Asia Pacific Property Awards: Leisure Architecture (Highly Commended)2010 Cityscape Awards - Architecture Emerg-ing Markets: Leisure Built (Highly Commended)2010 Cityscape Awards - Architecture Emerg-ing Markets: Tourism, Travel & Transport Built (Highly Commended)2009 BCA Green Mark for Districts (Gold Plus)

Sentosa jointly ex-hibits large open spaces & performance venues, an immense ETFE-covered food and beverage zone, a retail promenade and the intimate, immedi-ate relationships of the waterfront and lush landscape

Awards

ClarkeQuay

Awards

Garden by The BayLandscape Institute Awards 2013Fellows' Award for Climate Change AdaptationDesign for a Large Scale Public DevelopmentThe Land-

scape Institute

Lamp Lighting Solutions Awards 2013Urban and Landscape LightingLamp Lighting

WAN Awards 2013Landscape AwardWorld Archi-tecture News

LIAS Awards of Excellence 2013Landscape In-dustry Association (Singapore)

The Architectural Review MIPIM Future Project Awards 2009Commendation Award for Regener-ation and MasterplanningThe Architectural

Review & MIPIM

MODERNARCHITECTURE

SuntecCity

MODERNARCHITECTURE

SuntecCity

VivoCity

Designed by Tsao & McKown Archi-tects. The five buildings and the convention center are arranged so that they look like a left hand when viewed aerially. The Fountain of Wealth appears like a golden ring in the palm of the hand. As the fountain is made of bronze, it is believed that the balance of metal and water paves the way for suc-cess.

The Fountain of Wealth is listed by the Guinness Book of Records in 1998 as the largest fountain in the world. The shopping and office district was constructed in accordance to Feng Shui principles

The Fountain of Wealth

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The design focuses on the utilisation of nature, climate and open spaces.It was inspired by the harbour front location of the development, which evokes images of waves in the sea. Each space leads intuitively into the next, creating an enjoyable shopping experience.

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MerlionPark

The view of Marina Bay Sands, OCBC, Singapore Flyer, and Esplanade Building Complex DON'T MISS !

OCBCCenter

The building has been nicknamed the calculator due to its flat shape and windows which look like button pads.

It is designed to be a symbol of strength and permanence, and its structure consists of two semi-circular reinforced concrete cores as well as three lateral girders which helped made construction faster

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OUBCentre

Triangular structures, steel frame, eight-storey cutaway, and changing colour along with the light it reflects.

UOB Plaza One

United Overseas Bank Plaza is a complex with twin tower late-mod-ernist skyscrapers in the city of Sin-gapore. UOB Plaza One is one of the three tallest in the city, sharing the title with the OUB Centre and Republic Plaza

Octagonal base with square finish (square blocks nested 45 degrees to one another form-ing the upper part of the tower).

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Gateway

BishanPublic

Library

Skylights, Trellises and Coloured glass.

The metaphor of a tree house was invoked in the design conceptualisation to create an en-vironment for learning via a journey of discov-ery and play.

Design of The Year by PRESIDENT'S DESIGN AWARD 2007

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Awards

One of IM Pei's most distinctive, yet oddly un-heralded, buildings anywhere in the world. From certain angles, the sharply cut angles render the two towers into a startling two-dimension-al plane.

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Awards

Church of St Mary of the AngelsWOHA Architects designed the church with sev-eral themes; Church in the round, community, clustered buildings, tropial climate, and open space

Design of the Year by President's Design Award 2006

Honourable Mention by The Kenneth F. Brown Asia Pacific Culture and Architecture Design

Award 2007International Prize Dedalo Minosse for Commis-

sioning a Building 2004, ItalyInstitutional Project & Interior Design by 7th

SIA Architectural Design Awards 2003

Awards

POST MODERNHIGH TECHARCHITECTURE

MarinaBay

Sands

POST MODERNHIGH TECHARCHITECTURE

MarinaBay

Sands

ScienceArt

Museum

Marina Bay Sands is an integrated resort fronting Ma-rina Bay inSingapore. The icon-ic design has trans-formed Singapore's skyline and tourismlandscape since it opened on 27 April 2010.

Awards ARCH POINT DON'T MISS !

The world's largest pub-lic cantilever housing an

observation deckThe 11 art installations

integratewith Moshe Safdie's iconic

architecture

Sky ParkMarina Bay Sands Art

Path

Green Mark Gold Award

Referred to as "The Welcoming Hand ofSingapore" by Las Vegas Sands chair-manSheldon Adelson, the ArtScience Mu-seum isanchored by a round base in the middle, withten extensions re-ferred to as "fin-gersARCH POINT

Rainwater is harvested and channelled down the center of thebuilding, flowing through its bowl-shaped roof into a reflecting pond at the lowest level of the building. The rainwater is then recycled for use in the building's restrooms

DoubleHelix

Bridge

Double Helix Bridge, is a pedestrian bridgeLinking Marina Centre with Marina South in theMarina Bay area in Singapore

Awards

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World's Best Transport Building from World Architecture

FestivalBCA Design and Engineering

Safety Excellence Awards in 2011

World's first double helix structure

Esplanade

Esplanade The-atres on the Bay is a waterside building located on six hectares of water-front land along-side Marina Bay near the mouth of the Sin-gapore River, pur-pose-built to be the centre for performing arts for the island na-tion of Singapore

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The unique architectural design has been said to have an appearance similar to either a durian (a tropical fruit) or theeyes of a fly

HendersonWaves

The Southern Ridges (is a 9-kilometre (5.6 mi) trail that connects parks along the southern ridge of Singapore

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One of the best spots in Singapore

to catchpanoramic views of

the city

Supreme Law Court ofSingapore

Singapore's Su-preme Court is a major New judicial centre conceived in response to a rapidly growing population and the limited facilities ofthe old Supreme Court building, Lane, Singapore it incorporates apublic platform that offers a pan-oramic view across the city.

The blocks containing the line a broad atrium that forms aprocessional circulation route through the building and brings daylightdown through the public spaces

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Toweing 165 metres above the city, Singa-pore Flyeris the World's Largest Giant Observation Wheel.

SingaporeFlyer

360-degree unob-structed views from

everydirection

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Reflections at Keppel Bay

Reflections at Kep-pel Bay in Singa-

pore is a 99year leasehold

luxury waterfront residential

complex on approx 84,0000 m2 of land

with750m of shoreline

The double curvatures of the high-rise towersThe series of high-rise undulating towers

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One Raffles Place Tower 2

Bras Basah Rapid Transit

The new Tower 2 is a contemporary building that the design elements of Tower 1Tower 1 issleek but powerful with its solid alu-minumfacade

SSSS Structural Steel Excellence AwardGreen Mark Platinum AwardAwards

Bras Basah MRT Station (CC2) is an undergroundMass Rapid Tran-sit station on the Circle Line inthe Museum Plan-ning Area of Sin-gapore.

The design resolves two conflicting requirements the verydeep station required a visual connection to the exterior toenhance the travel experience for the commuters; while thehistoric district and park location required a station that

disappeared into the landscape.ARCH POINT

Iluma

Expo MRT Station

Iluma is an entertain-ment and retail devel-opment, located at the

famousBugis Street area in Singapore, now a des-ignated arts, educa-

tion andentertainment district. The design contrasts a rectilinear block

against acurvaceous sculpted

form

The crystal media facade com-posed of faceted jewel-like fixtures that glitterin the day and glow in the night.The facade

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DON'T MISS !

Singapores Expo Sta-tion is the first Mass Rapid Transport sta-tion that visitors to

the city encounter when travelling along the new Changi Airport Line. Built to serve

the new Singapore Expo Centre, its design is both a celebration of arrival and a response to one of the warmest climates in the world.

Architecture + Cityscape Awards Winner of the Public Arts andCulture Category

A 38-metre-diameter stain-less-steel disc covering the ticket hall, and a 200-me-

tre-longellipseARCH POINT

Awards

National Libraryof Singapore

Concourse

The current building, a 16-storey, two-

blockdevelopment situated in the city's Civic

District, replaces the old

National Library at Stamford

Road, bringing togeth-er the core functions

of theold library by incor-porating a reference

library,known as the Lee

Kong Chian Reference Library

as well as a public library, the Central

Public Library,under one roof.

The Concourse is a post-modern high-rise commer-

cial and residential

building on Beach Road in Kallang,

Singapore.

The Concourse as a "Tropical Skyscraper"Use of solarshading, wide overhangs, and communal gardens andexternal balconies

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Sustainable, Tropicaland GreenArchitecture

Sustainable, Tropicaland GreenArchitecture

MarinaBarage

The Marina Barrage is a dam in Singapore built at the conflu-ence of five rivers, across the Marina Channel between Ma-rina East and Marina South.

With a Green Roof and the use of double-glazed glass panels to pro-vide thermal insulation, the building interior remains cool despite the building s full exposure to the sun, thus minimising energy consumption by the air-conditioning system.

The Solar Park, one of the largest collection of solar panels cur-rently in operation in Singapore, generates about 50% of the daytime electricity needed for indoor lighting and power points.

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Parkroyal

Massive cantileveredCurvaceous sky-gardensInteresting detailsGarden-themed aesthetic

The ultimate 'green city' by home-based

architect WOHA, Sin-gapore (5 Star Hotel

& Resort)

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An OMA-designed housing complex compris-ing 31 apartment blocks stacked diagonally across one another

TheInterlace

Stacked volumes achieve a high density, while still maintaining privacy and long-range

views

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NUS's Green Roofthe Building and Construction Authority (BCA) Green Mark Champion Award 2012

Awards

Nabs Inaugural Urban Habitat Award

Awards

Awards

SolarisSingapore Science Centre architects

: T.R. Hamzah & Yeang Sdn. Bhd. This masterplan for the visionary mixed-use

development was pre-pared by Zaha Hadid

Architects.

Continuous Perimeter Landscape RampSolar Shaft

Eco-cellNaturally Ventilated and Day Lit Grand Atrium

Pocket Park/PlazaExtensive Sun-Shading Louvers

Roof Gardens and Corner Sky TerracesRainwater Harvesting/Recycling

GreenMark Platinum Rating

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Awards

First Prize Skyrise Greenery Awards 2009 - Singapore Institute of Architects & Singapore National Park

GreenSource Magazine May 2009 'Ramping Up Green'Time Based Architecture International June 2009 'Continuous Green'

FutureArc 1st Quarter 2010, Vol 16 "Solaris"

UrbanDesign

UrbanDesign

URAGallery

URA is national urban planning

authority of Singa-pore, and a stat-utory board under

the Ministry of Na-tional Development

of the Singapore Government.

The Gallery aims to showcase Singapore s physical transformation in the last 40 years to become "one of the most liveable cities in Asia.

It also aims to explain how "forward-looking, long-term and inte-grated land use planning and partnership between private and public sectors is achieved" in Singapore. The Gallery also presents "creative solutions to balancing different competing needs, the many live, work, play opportunities planned for, extensive conservation efforts and

urban design strategies to create a more distinctive Singapore

Types ofHousing

Types ofHousing

PearlBank Apartments

High-rise private res-idential building on Pearl's Hill in Out-ram, near the China-town of Singapore

The oldest 99 years leasehold high rise in Singapore.

Hailed as a 'Singapore Housing Icon' by the Singapore Institute of Architects

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The Colonnade Condominiums

Initially intending to design a housing structure as a set of prefabricated units hoisted onto

a structural frame, the ideas and visual intricacies of Paul Rudolph's Colonnade Condominiums were

developments of the previously designed but unbuilt Graphic Arts Center of Man-

hattan.

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