Chinese architecture buildings

[redstone]

Some nice spots to share.

Shuang Lin Monastery
A blend of different architecture styles from different regions in China.
A National Monument, it is at Kim Keat Link in Toa Payoh. Very intricate ornamentations.
A very beautiful and tranquil place normally with not many people.

Yue Hai Ching Temple
A small quaint old temple at Phillip Street, smack right in the middle of the financial district.
Looks dilapidated but isn't. Features some amazing roof statues.
Can get quite nice new-and-old contrasting shots.

Thian Hock Keng
The most famous temple here. IMHO a little overrated. Very intricate ornamentations.

House Of Tan Yeok Nee
A Chinese styled mansion now occupied by University of Chicago. At Penang Road.

 

[redstone]

Chung Cheng High (Main)
Grand main building, a huge Chinese styled building built in 1940s

 

[abhivachan]

Hope this links to helps you

http://www.singapore-attractions.com/juronggardens.htm
http://www.ura.gov.sg/skyline/skyline02/skyline02-06/text/balestiernewandold1.html
http://www.visitsingapore.com/publish/stbportal/en/home/about_singapore/fun_stuff/books_on_singapore.html
http://www.can.com.sg/content/neocan/en/streetwise/unwind/paint_the_town_red/red___white_buildings.html
http://www.ura.gov.sg/spore1_1/publication1-1.htm
http://www.akitektenggara.com/

 

[ConnorMcLeod]

Some shots of Shuang Lin Temple during this CNY.

 

[kitkat]

Thanks for the contribution. :thumbsup:

You may want to include Phor Kar See Monastary too. It is the largest temple in sg.