This photograph is a close-up of an upward peek at the colourful windows of the MICA building, through its transparent glass covered sheltered walkway. Title devised by Library staff.
This photograph shows the skylight roof of the MICA interior, allowing light through the glass surface, into the atrium of the main building. The steel grid creates an interesting pattern, with the tinted glass colouring the interior compound with a tinge of teal. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows a close-up on the sculpture "Aspirations" by Anthony Poon. It was commissioned by the MICA in 2000 and is located in the atrium of the MICA Building. Title devised by Library staff....
Side view of the building after its renovation. On the right are steps leading to Fort Canning Park....
Reverse plan view of the memorial, also known as the "chopsticks memorial", taken from the ground inside the monument. Each of the four columns has a large base, tapers to the top and is connected to the other by a concrete slab. Lightning conductors provide protection. The monument is lit...
Front view of the renovated building which retains its trademark neo-classical architecture and colourful window frames and shutters....
Shown in this photograph is a close-up on the plaque elaborating on the inspiration for the sculpture "Aspirations", by Anthony Poon. Located in the atrium of the MICA Building. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows the Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts. The building was built in 1934 and served as the Old Hill Police Station. It was the site of the Assembly Building from 1845 to 1856. Title devised by Library staff....
Shown in this photograph are colourful balls that line the Esplanade walkway. Title devised by Library staff....
Captured in this photograph is the view from the bottom of the spiral stairs leading up to Fountain of Wealth, near the Suntec City Convention Centre. Title devised by Library staff....
This photograph shows an aerial view of the Singapore River, with rows of bumboats and shophouses lined along the Boat Quay area. While bumboats in the past were used mainly for transporting cargoes and goods, they have now been converted to ferry tourists for sightseeing tours along the Singapore River....