Here are some photos of The Interlace designed by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren:
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Singapore Sightseeing: The Interlace
I'm back home from attending the World Architecture Festival in Singapore last week (read my recap for World-Architects here), so I'm playing catchup this week. While doing that I'll be posting photos from the various buildings I was able to visit while in Singapore. The below photos and more can be found in my Singapore set on Flickr.
Here are some photos of The Interlace designed by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren:




Here are some photos of The Interlace designed by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren:
Singapore Sightseeing: Reflections at Keppel Bay
I'm back home from attending the World Architecture Festival in Singapore last week (read my recap for World-Architects here), so I'm playing catchup this week. While doing that I'll be posting photos from the various buildings I was able to visit while in Singapore. The below photos and more can be found in my Singapore set on Flickr.
Here are some photos of Reflections at Keppel Bay designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind:






Here are some photos of Reflections at Keppel Bay designed by Studio Daniel Libeskind:
Singapore Sightseeing: Pinnacle @ Duxton
I'm back home from attending the World Architecture Festival in Singapore last week (read my recap for World-Architects here), so I'm playing catchup this week. While doing that I'll be posting photos from the various buildings I was able to visit while in Singapore. The below photos and more can be found in my Singapore set on Flickr.
Here are some photos of Pinnacle @ Duxton designed by Arc Studio:

The 7 towers are linked by skybridges at the 26th and 50th floors; the latter are open to the public, while the former are for residents and serve as places of refuge.

The huge project towers over Chinatown to the northeast:
Here are some photos of Pinnacle @ Duxton designed by Arc Studio:
The 7 towers are linked by skybridges at the 26th and 50th floors; the latter are open to the public, while the former are for residents and serve as places of refuge.
The huge project towers over Chinatown to the northeast:
Singapore Sightseeing: School of the Arts
I'm back home from attending the World Architecture Festival in Singapore last week (read my recap for World-Architects here), so I'm playing catchup this week. While doing that I'll be posting photos from the various buildings I was able to visit while in Singapore. The below photos and more can be found in my Singapore set on Flickr.
Here are some photos of the School of the Arts designed by WOHA:







Here are some photos of the School of the Arts designed by WOHA:
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