Suntec City, Singapore

Suntec City, Singapore (28 July 2017)


Suntec City is a commercial development in the Marina Centre area of the Downtown Core Planning Area of Singapore. It comprises the Suntec City Mall, five office skyscrapers and the Suntec Singapore International Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Suntec City is located in Singapore Postal District 01.

The Suntec City Mall was the largest shopping mall in Singapore when it opened in 1995. Today it is the second biggest behind VivoCity. It has 888,000 square feet of retail space and houses some 360 retail outlets within its L-shaped configuration. The mall is divided into four zones namely:


Suntec City was designed by Tsao & McKown Architects. Its design pays special attention to the Chinese belief in feng shui or geomancy. The five high-rise office blocks are arranged to form the palm of a hand, at the centre of which is the Fountain of Wealth, designed to resemble a gold ring within the palm of the hand.

Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (28 July 2017)

Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre

This is a major convention and exhibition centre. Completed on 30 August 1995, it offers 42,000 square meters of space. The centre underwent a S$184 million modernisation programme in October 2012 and reopened in June 2013. The exhibition space has auditoriums on Level 6. It has the world's largest HD video wall.

Two churches occupy space at Suntec. City Harvest Church uses the Level 6 auditorium while Faith Community Baptist Church uses Nicoll Rooms at Level 3 for their weekend English services.

The porch at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (28 July 2017)


The escalators at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (28 July 2017)


The escalators at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (28 July 2017)

Suntec City Office Towers

In addition to the shopping mall and convention centre, Suntec City includes five office towers. Towers One, Two, Three and Four are 45 storeys each, while Tower Five is 18 storeys.

Suntec City office towers, with Tower Five to the left. (28 July 2017)


Towers One, Two, Three and Four, Suntec City. (28 July 2017)

Getting there

By MRT
Take the Singapore MRT Circle Line to the Promenade MRT Station (CC4). Suntec City is located within the vicinity. By Car
You can enter Suntec City from Raffles Boulevard, Temasek Avenue, the Rochor Road exit on the East Coast Parkway and from Nicoll Highway. Suntec City has 3,200 parking lots, more than any other development in Singapore. The parking spaces are spread over four different zones coloured blue, green, yellow and red. Due to the size of the mall, there is also a free buggy service. Parking rates, inclusive of GST, are as follows:

Mondays to Fridays except Public Holidays
7:00 am to 5:00 pm: S$2.20 for the first hour and S$1.10 for every subsequent half an hour
5:00 pm to 12:00 midnight: S$2.20 per entry
12:00 midnight to 7:00 am: S$1.10 per hour or part thereof.

Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays
7:00 am to 12:00 midnight: S$1.10 per hour or part thereof
12:00 midnight to 7:00 am: S$1.10 per hour or part thereof.

The driveway at Suntec City (28 July 2017)


Escalators at Suntec City (28 July 2017)


Suntec City lobby (28 July 2017)


Suntec City lobby (28 July 2017)


Suntec City concourse (28 July 2017)


Suntec City (28 July 2017)

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