I did not go near enough to look at what the person who design this call it.
I nickname it human pyramid. Reminds me of a Bible Story that human who tried to climb to the skies and God confused everyone by making them speak different languages.
What languages do you speak?
Naumi Hotel from a far...
Why from a far? Because I don't think I can afford to stay there. So I can only look from a far.
Their website: www.naumihotel.com
The Concourse.
One of the unique buildings around that uses 'solar shading'.
As usual, click on to Wiki to read more about this buildling.
Fountain of Wealth, Suntec City. Viewed from one of the business towers at Suntec City.
It used to be the largest fountain in the world. But I am not quite sure if it still is.
Posted a similar photo from ground view some time ago here.
Thought this huge artwork at Marina Barrage is kinda interesting.
I always like to read the interpretation of the art piece.
Visit this @ the Marina Barrage.
Though this is quite an interesting fence.
Stylo mylo ya?Seen at Fusionopolis. Even the name sounds conFusionistic. LOL..
These seats at Fusionopolis looked rather interesting eh?
They look like they have legs and are ready to walk away..
To prevent them from walking away, they finally decided to bolt them down. LOL...
Hmmm guess the age of this tree?
It's almost 20 years old...
How do I know?
This plaque says so....
Seen at the airport. Singpost's merchandise being sold on a cart that's so 'cute'.
Post on Wheels. A potential customer looks so interested!
Not far from "Reaching" yesterday, is Celestial Earth.
Celestial Earth is located at the URA Centre.
It was such a hot day when this photo was taken.
URA Centre. I wonder how it looks inside...
But beside this building is where Maxwell Market is, where you get lots of good food ;-)
Some call it a Carousel, others call it Merry-go-round.
Whatever you call it, the little ones on it sure don't care and just want to enjoy themselves ;-)
The bigger wheel (or the elder sister) at Marina Centre is the world's largest.
This little sister, the Cadbury ferris wheel is only 25 metre high and it's located inside a mall! So rain or shine, you can ride in it!
I did not know it existed until only a few weeks ago.
It's located at Downtown East.
I think it might be one of the ugliest structure on Shenton Way. lol...
It's a bridge over Shenton Way that has mini eating stalls inside.
Anyone know why it's called Golden Bridge? It's not golden at all?
Took this photo from the 17th floor of one of the tower block in Suntec City.
That's the National Stadium that's suppose to be demolished.
Few year's time, this whole area will be totally different. A new Sports Hub will be here.
The shy merlion is covered up for the time being. Most of you should have read about it. The Merlion was struck by lighting about two weeks ago.
Ouch!
I walked past this van with this advert and I thought it looked weird. A lady eating from a can, then I saw the word pet food.
Sorry, I felt a big nauseous. LOL
I know that petfood can be eaten by humans. But has any of you shared say animal food with your animal? ;-)
It's the time of the year where the various universities in Singapore are having Open Houses.
If you only time for one Open House, which one will you go to? The most vibrant, exciting and prestigious university of course - the National University of Singapore.
Mark your diaries and make a trip down to NUS this weekend! (14 - 15 March 2009)
If you are overseas and it's impossible for you to be physically here, you can visit NUS Virtually at Second Life.
Of all the faculty and schools that's participating in the NUS Open House, let me highlight to you the "School of Computing - School of Inventors". Check out their Open House Promo site at: http://www.schoolforinventors.sg/
More information about the NUS Open House, click on to: http://www.nus.edu.sg/openhouse/
Was standing on the platform of the Tanah Merah MRT Interchange. Saw 3 big numbers on the wall of the housing blocks.
Those numbers are so huge!
Do you realise that they are two floors high? Look carefully.
Was at the airport yesterday and saw these recycling bins.
Definitely not the old boring bins.
I think these banners are so eye catching.
Especially the ones that are vertical. There are many more designs. The one with the man blowing the morning glory horn is the one I like most.
Support the local University Arts Group. For more information, log on to:
http://www.nus.edu.sg/cfa/
I was having lunch and decided to look up. I have not seen sign boards like this for a long time. Look at the two things that's holding the signboard up. It must be so antique!
No, this place does not sell anything with swallow. Anyone know the history?
Some said that this sign has been here since 1910s. If it's true, that's a long long time ago. I am sure many many of you have taken a photo of this sign too.
I thought this new building look rather interesting.
I have no idea what it is called, what it's for, etc..
I think it's a hotel though. Anyone knows? (It's at Victoria Street)
Update:
This building's name is Iluma.
There's a modern cinema in it too, called Filmgarde (www.filmgarde.com.sg)
This blog is part of an International Group of people who post daily (or almost daily) a photo of the city they are living in. (yes, we wonder why we do it....)
In Singapore, there 3 of us doing it:
Keropokman - http://keropokman.blogspot.com/
Zannnie/Neo - http://www.singaporedailyphoto.com/
Übersee - http://www.uebersee.com.sg/
This Daily Photo thingy was started by Eric of Paris Daily Photo - www.parisdailyphoto.com
Last Saturday morning, it was very very very early morning, I happen to read my email and found out from Michael and Eric are here. They are here in transit to New Zealand and they have a few hours to spare. Would I want to meet up? Sure!
I sms Edwin from Kuala Lumpur Daily Photo because I know he's based in Singapore to perform. No reply... he most probably is sleeping like everyone else. But when he woke up, he called me and we arranged to meet.
This is Edwin and Eric posing in front of the poster of the show Edwin's performing in. I watched it on Sunday and it was quite good. If you are in Singapore you should catch it. Eric's finger is pointing at the sign that says, "For Adults and Big Children over 16 only". :-)
Find out more about Sleepless Town by going over to www.sleepless-town.com It's running till 14 March 2009 at the Drama Centre.
Another new month! For the Daily Photo community, it's Theme Day every 1st day of the month. The theme is "Glass".
Here's my contribution. Looking through the 'glass' windscreen of a car. It's been raining almost everyday and the rain's very very heavy.
Want to see how the community is posting for this month's theme?
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