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Fig.6. Singapore Financial District
from SKYSCRAPER THESIS
by Udit Patel
skyscraper
2.2.4 Singapore
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• As Singapore is land-scarce country, most of our buildings are high-rises. In fact, there are over 8,600 high-rises, and 80 skyscrapers in the CBD area alone.
• The majority of the tallest buildings in Singapore share the same maximum height of 280m.
• The reason is because they are built in an area (around Raffles Place and Marina
Centre) that intersects with a flight path to Paya Lebar Airbase. The height limit is put in place so that aircraft don’t collide into them.
Fig.6. Singapore Financial District.
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