The gateway (Singapore)

The Gateway (The Gateway) was completed to Singapore, the beach road (English version) of the downtown core (English version) in 37 stories, skyscraper group of 150m in height (490 ft) in April, 1990. Two buildings are named the gateway yeast (The Gateway East), a the gateway waist (The Gateway West).

The gateway
The Gateway New 门 广 场
Another name	The gateway yeast The gateway waist
Summary
Use	Commercial office
The location	Singapore、Downtown core Beach road
Coordinate	1°17'56" N 103°51'32" E / 1.2988 degrees N 103.8589 degrees E / 1.2988, a 103.8589 coordinate: 1°17'56" N 103°51'32" E / 1.2988 degrees N 103.8589 degrees E / 1.2988, 103.8589
Completion	1990
Height
The roof	150m (490 ft)
The technical details
Number of floors	The 37th floor above the ground The second floor under the ground
Design, construction
Architect	Io ミン pays Chua Ka Seng and Partners Chartered Architects
Main constructer	T.Y. Lin Structural Engineers
Footnote
[1][2][3] [4] [5] [6]

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Building

The architect of the gateway was described as "a world class" by National library board (English version). The building was designed by American architect, Io ミン pay [⁷]. In addition, local Singaporean building office Chua Ka Seng and Partners Chartered Architects (CKSP) worked on this project, too [⁸]. Structure engineer from San Francisco, T Y Lin cooperated with a project, too.

Form of the buildings is a trapezoid and resembles National Gallery yeast building of Washington D.C. by the Io ミン pay that the reputation was bad to local people. The building is called "two cardboard boxes rising highly".

Tenant

DHL, Canon of the distribution company, technical company Y software are included in the anchor tenant (English version) of the building.

Model of Singaporean the gateway by the Io ミン pay

Source

1. ^ "The Gateway East". CTBUH Skyscraper Database. 
2. ^ "The Gateway West". CTBUH Skyscraper Database. 
3. ^ The gateway - Emporis(English)
4. ^ the gateway (Singapore) at Glass Steel and Stone
5. ^ "The Gateway West". SkyscraperPage (English). 
6. ^ "The Gateway East". SkyscraperPage (English). 
7. ^ "Projects." Pei Cobb Freed & Partners (2011). February 18, 2011 reading.
8. ^ "Selected Works: Commercial". Chua Ka Seng & Partners Chartered Architects (2011). February 18, 2011 reading.

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