Three hotel towers with a curved rooftop deck, a lotus shaped museum and a financial skyline across open water.
What Marina Bay looks like
The hotel has three 55-storey towers, joined at the top by the Sands SkyPark, a rooftop deck of about 1.2 hectares that overhangs the north tower by 66.5 metres. The deck's vanishing-edge pool is about 146 metres long, and only hotel guests can use it.
Beside the hotel, the has ten fingers in a form reminiscent of a lotus flower. Its white, curved shape stands at the water's edge.
The is covered by more than 7,000 triangular aluminium sunshades on its two rounded shells. The sunshades give the shells a spiked outline, and the building is nicknamed The Durian.
A 3.5 kilometre waterfront promenade runs around the bay. The is a 280 metre pedestrian crossing between Marina Centre and Marina South. Its lattice is a left-handed, DNA-like design, the opposite of normal DNA.
The Financial Centre across the water has office towers of 33, 50 and 46 storeys. Its glass towers stand at the far side of the bay.
's Supertree Grove has 18 tree-like structures, from 25 to 50 metres tall. At dusk their branch frames stand against the sky, with the hotel's deck visible low at the edge of the frame.
Shot in Marina Bay
Crazy Rich Asians used the Sands SkyPark as a location. The resort also appears as scenic B-roll of Singapore and as a setting toward the end of the film.
Crazy Rich Asians, 2018
Sands SkyPark
The cast and crew used the Sands SkyPark, the deck across the top of the three hotel towers. Only hotel guests can use the pool on the deck, for security reasons. Street View
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