My skywatch will be these housing in Tiong Bahru. Built in the 1930s, Tiong Bahru Estate is one of the oldest housing estates in Singapore. Almost everyone in Singapore knew that Tiong Bahru is famous for their buildings and of course their food (especially chwee kuay) at Tiong Bahru Hawker Centre. I will go there another time to take photo of the hawker centre.
These flats featured rounded balconies, flat rooftops and the famous spiral staircases.
These flats are protected under Tiong Bahru Heritage Buildings. They cannot be demolished without the government's permission. You can read more on these flats from
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These newer taller buildings are private condominiums.
It is directly opposite the MRT Station of Tiong Bahru. The place where I am standing is Tiong Bahru Shopping Mall.
This condominium is so tall that I have to squat down and bend my head real low to try to take the whole building...lol. I still did not capture the lower few floors. I think this condominium is at least more than forty stories high.
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12 comments:
Those buildings are amazing. I am impressed by how what is so old looks so new. Styles change slowly!
Alice: What neat captures of the sky and large buildings.
I'm sure there's a good view of the city from the upper levels.
Great shots Alice, those condos are impressive.
Have a great weekend!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
wow! i like to stay on of those bulidngs. looks like the place is really well maintained. i like having trees surrounding buildings.
Greaaaaaat shot from the condominium , its so BIG .....LOL
Congratulations with your award ;)
Thanks for showing these buildings and for your visit and comment on my blog. Great that you are doing all this for our environment.
Those buildings are wonderful design. It's cool!
I love them all, esp the old house and I think the old tree too...
Great shots. That last condo ginormous.
i think i like the flat buildings best with their lovely balconies...much more lovely than the skyscrapers.
nice post and photos.
Thanks for the visit and yes I love those old flats too with the spiral staircases. I hope to take a closer look the next time I am there. :)
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