This is a thread to showcase the lesser-known skyscrapers in Singapore ,as well as for skyscraper pics.:)

Um ,please delete this.I've decided to re-create it in sgp forum.Thanks.:)

why delete it?? keep on posting! i'm waiting to see more great scrapers in Singapore:D

The Gateway

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v427/rotpics03/gw3.jpg

(pic by Pengui)
http://membres.lycos.fr/pengui/tour/the_gateway02.jpg

They're all neighbours
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/gw6.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/gtw2.jpg

nice towers

gosh skyscrapers in asia are so nice..~ singapore look so nice

the box in the second last pic is awesome

glad you guys like the pics ^^

more

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/ssmix.jpg

http://tinypic.com/707uyr.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/ssuob.jpg

http://pachome1.pacific.net.sg/~mippy/ssoub.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v133/RafflesCity/ssreflections.jpg

Some of them r really nice.

singaporean skylines look bizzare,brilliant city!!!

the third pic look like the us bank and the gas company put together.

i think it's awesome to see the sigaporean triplets..love them very2 much!

Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation (OCBC) Centre

201m/659 ft
52 floors
completed in 1976
designed by Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

On the site of its former main offices the client requested a new headquarters to house an imposing ground floor banking hall and provide some half-million square feet of office space — largely for the bank but also for tenant leasing. The solution, an innovative 200m-high tower (the tallest in Asia upon completion in 1976) occupies a focal position in modern Singapore, having served as a vertical anchor for the developing cityscape.

Unlike most central-core towers, OCBC has twin cores at either end housing all of the tower's elevators, mechanical and support systems. Steel trusses and prestressed concrete girders span between the two cores, like rungs on a ladder, transferring gravity loads to the foundations and permitting tiers of column-free office floors to be "floated" in between. Each tier is articulated by a 5.5m cantilevered concrete sunscreen faced in glass tile to match the granite-clad cores.

By virtue of the bi-core structural system, the base of the building was opened up to create a 12m-high column-free banking hall that extends out to the street through its transparent glass walls. A garden plaza further mitigates architectural mass as a 21m-long bronze — Henry Moore's largest walk-through sculpture — animates public space and contrasts playfully with the bold, yet serene, tower form.

http://www.pcfandp.com/a/p/7021/7021-1.jpg

http://files.photojerk.com/RafflesCity/ocbc2.jpg

http://mywebpage.netscape.com/rotpics02/ocbc.jpg

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/503/103ocbc3.jpg

http://www.pcfandp.com/a/p/7021/7021-4.jpg

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/503/103ocbc2.jpg

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/2/103dscn0696.jpg

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/photopost/data/503/103ocbc.jpg