ArtScience Museum

We all know about Singapore's marina Bay Tower, but very few might know about this amazing lotus or flower-like structure right near it as the ArtScience Museum. This was built along with the Marina Bay Towers on the same site. The Architect of this plan was world-renowned Arch. Moshe Safdie. This was really a good idea of making a museum such that the roof can be used for an amphitheater.

The complex sits on reclaimed land which is essentially a sea bed which is really bad for such huge construction work. The core was then done by creating circular walls for excavation work. These walls were called diaphragm walls. The workers work in this circular area and then the work is completed and moved on. The shape of this was difficult to form for the engineers on-site and the design was reworked over and over again and used much 3D geometry software which helped them to distribute the stress and make it more safe and easy to build. This building was to be used for exhibitions and seminars and the rooftop was to be built for amphitheater was hard work. The building formwork was prefabricated and the elements were brought on-site and connected with bolts. As the concrete was poured in the outcome was a single l, uniform wall of the petal of the building.

The building gives the visitors a view of the Marina Bay and Singapore city and has a new view on each side of the building making it very attractive. The things are on the place as the investment was done by the Las Vegas Company The Marina Bay Corporation there was no delay in work and the timely work made it complete on time.