Architectural Wonders of Singapore

by Ee Lin Wan, Aug 31, 2002 | Destinations: Singapore

The two office block resembles cardboard buildings from a distance.

The two office block resembles cardboard buildings from a distance.

Image © 2002 EL Wan

The two office block resembles cardboard buildings from a distance.

The state-of-art blue building is the place to go to for the latest computer and electronic products.

The World's Largest Waterfall is built within the newest shopping complex in Singapore. During the laser and lights display at night, water will be streaming down from this bronze structure.

One of the first steel bridges in Singapore, the Cavanagh Bridge connects the two banks of the Singapore River.

A story told with photos.

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