- shot of the stunning roof
- entrance to the main lobby
- exterior shot
- another exterior shot
- workers on the roof
- shot from the sidewalk
- newly transplanted greens
- view of the 2 domes
- damn the human traffic..
- the main lobby
- the place is kinda fenced up lots thou, giving an undesired unfinished look
- wider clearer view of the lobby
- theres an extensive underground network linking to all adjacent buildings, with lifts for the handicapped.
- talking bout air conditioning overkill
- sunlight's relatively well blocked the fin's unique arrangement
- sea viewing deck area
- inside one of the main theatres
- as you can see lots had been spent into acostics of the theatre
- left boxseats
- right boxseats
- the roof architecture
- some funky wood paneling.. nice design anyway
- note the extensive use of sound damping/reflection wood for acoustics
- view of the general stage
- the 2 teir seats
- close up of the stage and mini performance
- a better view of the lower storey seats
- the seats on the upper tier are rather cramped with rather adequetly moderate leg space
- which made moving within the rows kinda difficult, not to mention casuing distractions
- here we are at the sea viewing deck
- the fullerton/esplanade bridge
- the merlion from the deck area
- with glass everywhere you can't miss anything outside.
- exploring within the building
- the lobby again
- relative size comparison
- merlion in its glory
- the merlion again
- the CBD skyline
- the waterfront area spots cafes and shops, not to mention the all popular
- the waterfront's a good place for family gatherings
- domes from the fullerton bridge
- better view of the waterfront area
- note sheres bridge in the background
- a walk in the park
- fullerton/esplanade brigde
- view of the skyline from the main lobby
- note the use of y-frames used to support the dome structure
- westin and the war memorial park on the right
- one fullerton