Temasek Tower

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Temasek Tower
Alternative name The Treasury (former name)
Location Shenton Way, Downtown Core, Singapore
Construction period  ? - 1986
Primary usage Office, Retail
Opening date 1986
Structural height 235m, 770 ft
Floor count 52 and 3 basements
Floor area 62,196m2
Owner CapitaLand
Management CapitaLand
Developer Ministry of Finance
Architect The Stubbins Associates, Inc and Architects 61
Website www.capitalandcommercial.com

Temasek Tower is the fifth tallest skyscraper in the city of Singapore, with a height of 235 metres. It is currently the tallest cylindrical building in the world. Built in 1986 as Treasury Building, it has 52 stories and is one of the prominent buildings in the business district. The tower, which is managed by CapitaLand, houses 16 double deck elevators supplied by Otis. Singapore's present Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong, once had his office in the building. Advertising agency BBDO Worldwide hosts its Asia Pacific Headquarters in there. The management consulting firm Bain & Company's Singapore office is located on the top floor.

  • The structure consists of steel beams cantilevered from a cylindrical concrete core. This allows full 360° views at the perimeter, unobstructed by perimeter columns.

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