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January 4th 2010
Published: February 2nd 2010
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Recently visited the Sky-garden at Pinnacle@Duxton and Marina Barrage. Enjoy the photos.

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Lau Chau Sang
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Born in Hong Kong and currently living in Singapore, I am a guy who loves travelling. Like many "travelholics" at TravelBlog, I'm so addicted to travelling that once I stopped travelling I will have withdrawal symptoms. Hence, to cure my addiction, I have to go somewhere at least once every 2 months. (I must admit that it is an expensive addiction. Haha. But at least addiction to travel is healthier than addiction to drugs/smoking/drinking...) I started using TravelBlog when I was doing my internship in Canada in 2005. (For older photos before my Canadian internship... full info
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View of Pinnacle@Duxton from Outram Park MRTView of Pinnacle@Duxton from Outram Park MRT
View of Pinnacle@Duxton from Outram Park MRT
View from the gardenView from the garden
View from the garden
Lift lobby at Block 1G (As non-residents, we had to pay $5 per person before we can take the lift.)Lift lobby at Block 1G (As non-residents, we had to pay $5 per person before we can take the lift.)
Lift lobby at Block 1G (As non-residents, we had to pay $5 per person before we can take the lift.)
Each block has 2 pairs of lift. 1 pair serves Floor 1-26, the other pair serves Floor 26-50.Each block has 2 pairs of lift. 1 pair serves Floor 1-26, the other pair serves Floor 26-50.
Each block has 2 pairs of lift. 1 pair serves Floor 1-26, the other pair serves Floor 26-50.
Reached the top floor!Reached the top floor!
Reached the top floor!
The barrier to the sky-garden (It can only be opened with a resident card or an ezlink card enabled with temporary access (after paying $5 per person)...)The barrier to the sky-garden (It can only be opened with a resident card or an ezlink card enabled with temporary access (after paying $5 per person)...)
The barrier to the sky-garden (It can only be opened with a resident card or an ezlink card enabled with temporary access (after paying $5 per person)...)
Sky-garden at the 50th floor (The "railway track" is for maintenance trolleys, and also to prevent people from getting too close to the edge)Sky-garden at the 50th floor (The "railway track" is for maintenance trolleys, and also to prevent people from getting too close to the edge)
Sky-garden at the 50th floor (The "railway track" is for maintenance trolleys, and also to prevent people from getting too close to the edge)
View of CBDView of CBD
View of CBD
View of Keppel HarbourView of Keppel Harbour
View of Keppel Harbour
View of the shophouses along Neil RoadView of the shophouses along Neil Road
View of the shophouses along Neil Road
My mum & meMy mum & me
My mum & me
Some furnitures are still wrappedSome furnitures are still wrapped
Some furnitures are still wrapped
View of Block 1A, 1B, 1C (Not open to public yet at time of visit)View of Block 1A, 1B, 1C (Not open to public yet at time of visit)
View of Block 1A, 1B, 1C (Not open to public yet at time of visit)
A glass room at the top of Block 1C (We're wondering what the room will be used for..... A restaurant? A gym? A lounge?)A glass room at the top of Block 1C (We're wondering what the room will be used for..... A restaurant? A gym? A lounge?)
A glass room at the top of Block 1C (We're wondering what the room will be used for..... A restaurant? A gym? A lounge?)
My mum interacting with several residentsMy mum interacting with several residents
My mum interacting with several residents
My mum with Harbourfront & Sentosa in the backgroundMy mum with Harbourfront & Sentosa in the background
My mum with Harbourfront & Sentosa in the background
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Afternoon sun over Sentosa (In the distance you can see Indonesia's Riau Islands)Afternoon sun over Sentosa (In the distance you can see Indonesia's Riau Islands)
Afternoon sun over Sentosa (In the distance you can see Indonesia's Riau Islands)
Next stop: Marina Barrage (We walked from the Pinnacle@Duxton to Anson Road to catch bus 400.)Next stop: Marina Barrage (We walked from the Pinnacle@Duxton to Anson Road to catch bus 400.)
Next stop: Marina Barrage (We walked from the Pinnacle@Duxton to Anson Road to catch bus 400.)


29th March 2010

David Ng
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Pinnacle@Duxton visit
Hi, I was just wondering whether you are allow to roam freely on the sky bridge from one block to another block at the 50 floor. Understand the sky bridge linked each block to another. Or you are only restricted to certain block. Thank you so much. Regards, David Ng

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