-Look Up, Look Down Challenge, Week 99
Every Thursday, I publish a post containing photos taken from above or below, and invite you to join in the challenge by posting your own images with an up or down perspective.
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I am back from Singapore and late with my weekly challenge – here it is at last!
This week, I’m sharing a Singapore icon with you. It may only be a recent addition to this city of high rise buildings and striking architecture, but it has most definitely captured the public imagination.
Opened in 2010, this massive structure, with a massive budget to match, comprises a hotel, casino, shopping mall, museum, infinity pool, observation deck, gardens, boardwalk and museum. Its design, a kind of 3-legged pi with a curved ship on top, makes it instantly recognisable. In fact, this is the building that features in the Banda Street murals.
The three 55-storey hotel towers support a 2.5-acre SkyPark. This “ship” floats 200 meters above the sea and cantilevers 65 meters beyond the towers.
If you are staying in the hotel you can enjoy a dizzying infinity pool and gardens. Even if you are not a guest, you can visit the bar and observation deck where you’ll be rewarded with wonderful views across the bay.
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The Challenge
Click here to enter the challenge
Welcome to week 99 and a huge thank you to all who participated last week.
All are welcome to join this challenge; do please share your up or down perspective with us. Simply create your own post as normal, create a link to this challenge and click above to enter your link and view other entries. If you have any difficulties with the linky, please just leave your link in a comment below and I will upload your thumbnail.
Finally, please don’t forget to go and visit the other challengers and pass on your views and encouragement.
To find out more about how to enter, click here. The linky list will open each Thursday at 00:01 GMT (or a bit before) and will normally be open for one week.











This was definitely a highlight of our Singapore visit!
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Got my answer- you’re back, and here are the photos I was waiting for. Absolutely superb! Beam me up Scottie! 🙂
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Back in UK! Once I’ve caught up on work, I’ll post my views on Singapore – haven’t entirely decided what they are yet!
On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 7:58 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Wow. Incredible. Too bad it wasn’t there in 2006 when I lived in Singapore. Hope you managed to survive the heat and humidity.
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You’ll have to revisit! I survived – just – now missing it as I’m in a wintry Edinburgh
On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 3:24 AM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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An interesting structure.
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