Marina Bay Cruise Centre SingaporeDramatic entry for cruise ships |
The Project
Able to handle the world’s largest cruise ships and more than 6,000 passengers, this expansive cruise terminal stands out for its bold angularity of layered form, inspired by the ebb and flow of waves. Together with other icons along Marina Bay, it offers a dramatic entry point into Singapore.

A key infrastructure piece in the cruise tourism market
The Challenge
The major challenge was to dress a low and flat building form to create a distinctive profile visible from a distance. This was achieved through a cubistic interpretation of undulating diagonal roof forms, with the interior design concept continuing this metaphor based on the theme of the undersea world.
Awards
2013
World Architecture Festival Awards (Shortlisted)
2012
Structural Steel Excellence Awards Merit
BCA Green Mark Awards Gold
At A Glance
Area:
29,873.9 m2
Location:
61 Marina Coastal Drive, Singapore
Completion:
2012
Clients:
Singapore Tourism Board
In Association with:
Bermello Ajamil & Partners, Inc
Scope of Work:
Architectural,
Interior
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