Robinson 77, Commercial skyscraper in Downtown Core, Singapore.
Robinson 77 is a 35-story office tower in Singapore's business district reaching 176 meters tall. The entire exterior consists of glass panels that give it a sleek, reflective appearance.
The building opened in 1998 as Singapore Airlines' headquarters, serving the national carrier. The airline sold it in 2006 to SEB Investment, ending its association with the company and beginning its role as general office space.
The glass-covered exterior creates a reflective surface that dominates the streetscape and catches light throughout the day. The modern design shapes how people perceive this corner of the business district.
The building has parking available in the basement with space for around 180 vehicles. Access is easy thanks to direct connections to three nearby MRT stations serving the area.
The roof structure is shaped like an airplane's vertical fin, a design detail that references the building's past as an airline headquarters. Today it houses offices for major international financial firms that chose this location for their operations.
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