About Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge
The Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge is the public skybridge linking seven 50-storey public housing blocks at 1G Cantonment Road in Outram, Chinatown, Singapore. Completed in 2009, it is the world's longest continuous skybridge at 500 metres on the 50th storey and the 26th storey. Notable as an award-winning public housing project, it offers panoramic views of the central business district, harbour and city skyline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can access the 50th-storey public skybridge via lifts to an open-air elevated promenade connecting the seven towers. Expect 360-degree city views, landscaped gardens, seating areas and jogging tracks on the skybridge. The setting is urban and elevated, surrounded by high-rise cityscape, harbour and Chinatown shophouses below. Public access is ticketed, time-slotted and limited daily, with viewing areas for photography and sightseeing.
Key highlights
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500-metre continuous skybridge on the 50th storey linking seven towers
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Panoramic views of Singapore CBD, Sentosa, harbour and Chinatown
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World's tallest public housing project at 50 storeys when completed
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Sky gardens and jogging track on elevated bridges
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Award-winning public housing design by ARC Studio Architecture + Urbanism
History of Pinnacle@Duxton Skybridge
The Pinnacle@Duxton was completed in December 2009 on the former site of the first two HDB blocks in Duxton Plain. Built as a flagship public housing project by the Housing & Development Board, it was the first 50-storey public housing in Singapore and received international awards including the Best Tall Building award from the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat in 2010.
Culture & Context
Represents Singapore's innovation in high-density public housing, integrating community spaces, sky gardens and public viewing areas into residential towers. It is a prominent example of contemporary urban living and architectural design in Singapore.
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