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WELCOME TO
SINGAPORE
Lying at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, the city-state of Singapore
is the gateway between East and West. This is especially evident in the
city’s architecture, which is a melting pot of many styles and influences set
against a backdrop of lush greenery and a vibrant riverfront.
With a passion for architecture,
LEGO® building and Singapore,
Rok Zgalin Kobe was the perfect
LEGO designer for this set. For him,
the biggest challenge wasn’t so
much selecting the right mix of old
and new structures for the model
but attempting to capture the
unique atmosphere of the vibrant
city in LEGO elements.
FROM THE
DESIGN TEAM
ROK ZGALIN KOBE
Senior Designer at the LEGO Group
33
WELCOME TO
SINGAPORE
Lying at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, the city-state of Singapore
is the gateway between East and West. This is especially evident in the
city’s architecture, which is a melting pot of many styles and influences set
against a backdrop of lush greenery and a vibrant riverfront.
With a passion for architecture,
LEGO® building and Singapore,
Rok Zgalin Kobe was the perfect
LEGO designer for this set. For him,
the biggest challenge wasn’t so
much selecting the right mix of old
and new structures for the model
but attempting to capture the
unique atmosphere of the vibrant
city in LEGO elements.
FROM THE
DESIGN TEAM
ROK ZGALIN KOBE
Senior Designer at the LEGO Group
33
Opened in 2010, the impressive
Marina Bay Sands is an integrated
resort made up of three individual
towers connected at the top by
the 340-metre-long (1,120ft.)
Sands SkyPark. This is the world’s
largest public cantilevered
platform and includes gardens,
restaurants and a dramatic 150m
(490 ft.) infinity swimming pool.
Designed to be seen both as a symbol of
strength and permanence, the OCBC Centre
consists of two semi-circular reinforced
concrete cores and three lateral girders in the
Brutalist architectural style.
The 198 m (649 ft.) tall structure was the
tallest building in Singapore when it was
completed in 1976.
Set in the heart of the financial district, One Raffles Place is one of
the tallest skyscrapers in the city with a height of 280 m (920 ft.).
The original tower, designed by prize-winning Japanese architect
Kenzo Tange, was completed in 1986.
The tower is made from two triangular structures, clad with
chemically treated aluminium alloy which changes colour along
with the light it reflects.
ONE
RAFFLES
PLACE
OCBC
CENTRE
MARINA BAY SANDS
5544
Opened in 2010, the impressive
Marina Bay Sands is an integrated
resort made up of three individual
towers connected at the top by
the 340-metre-long (1,120ft.)
Sands SkyPark. This is the world’s
largest public cantilevered
platform and includes gardens,
restaurants and a dramatic 150m
(490 ft.) infinity swimming pool.
Designed to be seen both as a symbol of
strength and permanence, the OCBC Centre
consists of two semi-circular reinforced
concrete cores and three lateral girders in the
Brutalist architectural style.
The 198 m (649 ft.) tall structure was the
tallest building in Singapore when it was
completed in 1976.
Set in the heart of the financial district, One Raffles Place is one of
the tallest skyscrapers in the city with a height of 280 m (920 ft.).
The original tower, designed by prize-winning Japanese architect
Kenzo Tange, was completed in 1986.
The tower is made from two triangular structures, clad with
chemically treated aluminium alloy which changes colour along
with the light it reflects.
ONE
RAFFLES
PLACE
OCBC
CENTRE
MARINA BAY SANDS
55