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Marina Bay Sands

Safdie Architects, Singapore, 2011

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Hotel resort built on reclaimed land in Singapore Bay

The hotel is contained within three 55-storey blocks, joined at the top by a 1 ha publicly accessible skypark, complete with a 150m-long swimming pool.

The 2,560 rooms are divided across the towers with deluxe rooms (the most basic available|) in Tower 3, while suites in Tower 1 and Tower 2 contain club class rooms plus a spa and gym.

Along with the hotel the resort includes a casino, conference centre, retail centre of more than 74,000m² called the Shoppes, two theatres, a museum of art and science shaped like a giant hand and, an event plaza with room for 10,000 people. There are also two ‘crystal pavilions’ in the dock to the rear of the scheme, one containing a Louis Vuitton store and the other a nightclub.