Cities in Singapore
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Biopolis
Zaha Hadid
one-north, Singapore
Expo MRT station
Foster + Partners · 2001
Tampines, Singapore
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Founders' Memorial
Kengo Kuma
Jewel Changi Airport
Moshe Safdie · 2019
Changi, Singapore
Marina Bay Sands
Moshe Safdie · 2010
Downtown Core, Singapore
Marina One
Ingenhoven Architects
Downtown Core, Singapore
Mass Rapid Transit (Singapore)
Norman Foster · 1987
Singapore, Singapore
Reflections at Keppel Bay
Daniel Libeskind · 2011
Maritime Square (subzone), Singapore
Republic Polytechnic
Fumihiko Maki · 2002
Woodlands, Singapore
Supreme Court of Singapore
Norman Foster · 1970
Central Area, Singapore
VivoCity
Toyo Ito · 2006
Maritime Square (subzone), Singapore
OCBC Centre
I. M. Pei · 1976
Downtown Core, Singapore
Raffles City Singapore
I. M. Pei
Downtown Core, Singapore
Swissôtel The Stamford
I. M. Pei · 1986
Downtown Core, Singapore
The Gateway (Singapore)
I. M. Pei · 1990
Downtown Core, Singapore
Centennial Tower (Singapore)
Eero Saarinen · 1997
Marina Centre, Singapore
Millenia Tower
Eero Saarinen · 1996
Marina Centre, Singapore
The Ritz-Carlton Millenia Singapore
Eero Saarinen · 1996
Marina Centre, Singapore
Frequently Asked Questions
How many notable buildings are there in Singapore?+
The Parametric Atlas documents 18 architecturally significant buildings in Singapore, concentrated in one-north, Tampines, Changi, Downtown Core, Singapore.
What are the best buildings to visit in Singapore?+
Use the Parametric Atlas interactive map to browse all 18 buildings in Singapore, filtered by tier (architectural significance). Tier 1 buildings represent the most important landmarks.
Which architects have built in Singapore?+
Notable architects with work in Singapore include Zaha Hadid, Foster + Partners, Kengo Kuma, Moshe Safdie, Ingenhoven Architects, Norman Foster. Explore each architect's full portfolio on the atlas.