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OCBC Centre

OCBC Centre es un rascacielos de 197,7 m (648,6 pies) y 52 plantas situado en Singapur. Sirviendo como la sede de OCBC Bank, el edificio fue completado en 1976 y fue el edificio más alto del país, y el Sudeste Asiático, en aquel tiempo.​ Hay dos extensiones del edificio, OCBC Centre South y OCBC Centre East, así como un Club Ejecutivo en una de las plantas más altas del edificio. OCBC Centre East tiene puntos de venta de comida y bebida. Historia OCBC Centre fue el resultado de la segunda Venta de Lugares del Departamento de Renovación Urbana de la Junta de Vivienda y Desarrollo en 1968. El edificio fue diseñado por I. M. Pei & Partners (ahora Pei Cobb Freed & Partners) junro con el actual extinto BEP Akitek (Pte) Singapur y la construcción comenzó en 1975. La construcción duró solo dos años debido a un sistema de tres niveles. El edificio fue completado el 26 de noviembre de 1976 y se convirtió en el edificio más alto del Sudeste Asiático. Una escultura de bronce diseñada por Tan Teng Kee se situaba en el edificio hasta 1983, cuando fue trasladada al ahora extinto Bras Basah Park. Una escultura de una figura reclinada de Henry Moore la ha sustituido y se construyeron una nueva plaza y una piscina reflectante fuera de la entrada principal del edificio. OCBC Centre ha atravesado varias modernizaciones y OCBC Centre East y South fueron construidos posteriormente. Arquitectura Está diseñado para ser un símbolo de fuerza y permanencia, y su estructura consiste en dos núcleos semicirculares de hormigón armado, así como tres vigas laterales que ayudaron a hacer la construcción más rápida. El edificio está dividido en tres secciones debido a que las vigas de acero fueron construidas fuera del lugar y se pusieron en posición. Cada sección consiste en plantas que sobresalen 6 metros de cada columna, con vigas de transferencia de cargas abarcando a cada extremo que asume secciones en caja del hormigón pretensado. Se instalaron modelos de celosía de acero reforzados por acero y hormigón en las plantas 20 y 35 del edificio. El edificio ha sido apodado «la calculadora» debido a su forma plana y ventanas que parecen teclas. Véase también Anexo:Rascacielos de Singapur Anexo:Rascacielos más altos del mundo Referencias «OCBC Centre». Emporis. Consultado el 11 de julio de 2012. «OCBC Centre». SkyscraperPage. Consultado el 11 de julio de 2012. «OCBC Centre». Structurae. Consultado el 11 de julio de 2012. Más información Wong Yunn Chi. Singapore 1:1 City. Urban Redevelopment Authority. ISBN 981-05-4467-7. Norman Edwards; Peter Keys. Singapore: A Guide To Buildings, Streets, Places. Times Books International. ISBN 981-204-781-6. Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una galería multimedia sobre OCBC Centre.
OCBC Centre

L’OCBC Centre est un gratte-ciel de bureaux de 198 mètres de hauteur construit à Singapour de 1970 à 1976. L'immeuble a été conçu dans un style brutaliste par l'agence BEP Akitekt Private Limited et par l'agence Pei Cobb Freed & Partners des américains Ieoh Ming Pei et de Henry N. Cobb. Les singapouriens le surnomme la 'calculatrice' à cause de son aspect plat et des fenêtres qui ressemblent à des touches. Autres caractéristiques L'immeuble a coûté 38 032 183 $. À son achèvement c'était le deuxième plus haut immeuble de l'Asie du sud-est. Liens internes Liste des plus hauts gratte-ciel de Singapour Liens externes OCBC Centre sur Emporis OCBC Centre sur Skyscraperpage Notes et références Portail des gratte-ciel Portail de Singapour
OCBC Centre

OCBC Centre — небоскрёб в Сингапуре. Штаб-квартира банка OCBC. Высота 52-этажного дома составляет 197,7 м. Строительство было начато в 1975 и завершено 27 ноября 1976 года. На момент завершения строительства был самым высоким зданием страны и всей Юго-Восточной Азии. Проект дома был разработан Бэй Юймином вместе с уже существующей компанией BEP Akitek (Pte) Singapore. Архитектура Небоскреб был задуман как символ прочности и стабильности. Его структура состоит из двух полукруглых железобетонных центральных частей, а также трёх боковых частей, которые с целью экономии времени собирались на земле, а затем встраивались в нужное место. Каждая часть состоит из этажей, которые на 6 метров выступают за основу дома с передачей нагрузки на балки, которые закреплены на конце каждой части и соединены с центральной частью. Дом был прозван «калькулятором» из-за своей плоской формы и окон, выглядящих как кнопки. Галерея Примечания Ссылки OCBC Centre на Emporis.com (англ.) OCBC Centre на SkyscraperPage.com (англ.)
OCBC Centre

OCBC Centre — хмарочос в Сінгапурі. Штаб-квартира банку OCBC. Висота 52-поверхового будинку становить 201 метр. Будівництво було розпочато в 1975 та завершено 27 листопада 1976 року, на момент завершення будівництва був найвищим будинком країни та усієї Південно-Східної Азії. Проект будинку було розроблено Бей Юйміном разом з вже не існуючою компанією BEP Akitek (Pte) Singapore. Архітектура Хмарочос був задуманий як символ міцності і стабільності. Його структура складається з двох напів-кругових залізобетонних центральних частин, а також трьох бічних частин, котрі збиралися на землі, а потім ставилися на місце, це зробило будівництво швидшим. Кожна частина складається з поверхів, котрі на 6 метрів виступають за основу будинку з передачею навантаження на балки, що закріплені на горі кожної частини і з’єднані з центральною частиною. Будинок було прозвано «калькулятором» за свою плоску форму і вікна, що виглядають як кнопки. Галерея Примітки Посилання OCBC Centre на Emporis.com [Архівовано 29 вересня 2007 у Wayback Machine.] (англ.) OCBC Centre на SkyscraperPage.com (англ.)
Lee Rubber Building

The Lee Rubber Building (Malay: Bangunan Lee Rubber) is a historical building in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Architecture Lee Rubber Building is located at the corner of Jalan Tun H. S. Lee and Jalan Hang Lekir (known as High Street and Cecil Street during the British colonial era). The building was designed by Arthur Oakley Coltman of the British architecture firm, Booty Edwards & Partners company. Its grey façade sports the Modernist Art Deco design as its architectural style, with striated lines and mouldings complete with differentiated corner treatment topped with an essential flag pole. Its five-foot way is broken by solid wall-like pillars. It has a strong geometric shape with a corner set at a 45° angle. Like most urban Art Deco structures, the original building has a flat roof with no cornice or overhang. It also has a pediment that portrays the building's original name in English and Chinese. History The building was constructed in 1930. Upon completion, it was the tallest building in Kuala Lumpur at that time. In 1942-1945, the building was used by the Japanese government as the headquarters of Japanese secret police during World War II. In 1950s, an additional floor was added to the structure, making it a five-story building. In 2003, Popular bookshop opened for operation in the building. The building was put up for sale in 2015 by its former owner, Lee Rubber Group; the Popular bookstore and the Kasturi tuition centre upstairs vacated the building several months later as a result. Nevertheless, Kuala Lumpur City Hall by-laws prohibit the demolition or significant structural alteration to the heritage building. In 2016, the then-85-year-old structure, was sold to Singapore-based GF Land Sdn Bhd whom set out to convert the historic building into a new landmark. The Lee Rubber Building was turned into a small luxury hotel, named Else Kuala Lumpur featuring 49 guestrooms and suites and opened for the public on August 11, 2022. On top of the original four-storey structure, a new podium and an additional two floors are constructed. The building also sports a series of atriums to bring in natural light and ventilation . The building is preserved under the National Heritage Act and is listed as a heritage structure category 2 by Kuala Lumpur City Hall. This entails a preservation of the entire façade. Transportation The building is accessible within walking distance northeast of Pasar Seni LRT/MRT station. See also List of tourist attractions in Kuala Lumpur References
Sabah Tourism Board

The Sabah Tourism Board (STB; Malay: Lembaga Pelancongan Sabah), or generally known as Sabah Tourism, is an agency of the Sabah State Government operating under the purview of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Environment. Sabah Tourism's primary responsibility is the marketing and promotion of tourism for the State. History The building of the tourism headquarters are formerly a building of the Jesselton Post Office. It was constructed in 1916 by a printing company from Sandakan using wood and officiated by the Governor of North Borneo at the time Aylmer Cavendish Pearson on 16 March 1918. The building was then renovated in 1936 as a headquarters for audit, treasury, post and bank offices, designed and supervised by JW Norman, an executive engineer with the Public Works Department with the building wall changed to stone. During the World War II, the building damaged by the bombings of the Allied forces but was repaired and maintained as the headquarters office. In 1986, it was restored back as a Post Office building and by 1987, the Malaysian federal government ministry take over the building for the headquarters of the state tourism board and information centre. On 16 March 2011, a plaque known as "Kilometre Zero" was installed by the state Royal Institute of Surveyors on the floor in front of the building to mark the place as the starting point of all places in the state as the building once served as a post office. On 23 February 2018, it is one of 24 heritage sites in the state that were gazetted by Sabah's State Heritage Council under new enactment of "State Heritage Enactment 2017". Establishment Sabah Tourism Board was established in August 1976 as the Sabah Tourism Promotion Corporation (STPC). The board then upgraded into a statutory body and took its present name in November 1985. Sabah Tourism's primary task is to increase tourist arrivals to Sabah, while plays a pivotal role in promoting the state as a premier tourist destination and managing its tourism-related activities. It has since expanded its roles to cater the needs of worldwide tourism markets. Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sri Pelancongan Sabah specialised on event management, publicity and promotion of tourism industry in the state. See also Tourism Malaysia Sarawak Tourism Board References External links Official website
UiTM Shah Alam LRT station

The UiTM Shah Alam LRT station is a light rapid transit (LRT) station that serves the Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) campus and Seksyen 16 areas in Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia. It serves as one of the stations on the Shah Alam line. The station is an elevated rapid transit station forming part of the Klang Valley Integrated Transit System. History This is the fourteenth station along the RM9 billion line project, with the line's maintenance depot located in Johan Setia, Klang. This LRT station was opened in June 2026 along with other 19 stations. It will have facilities such as public parking, kiosks, restrooms, elevators, taxi stands, and feeder buses. Surrounding Areas Dewan Agong Tuanku Canselor (DATC) UiTM UiTM Graduate Institute (IPSis, AAGSB) UiTM-MTDC UiTM Residential colleges (Kenanga, Perindu, Cempaka) UiTM Faculties (Law, Applied Science, Business, Built Environment) UiTM Stadium Kompleks Perumahan Kerajaan Selangor Seksyen 16 Flat PKNS Seksyen 16 Station Features The station adopts the standard elevated station design for the Shah Alam Line, with one island platform above the concourse level and two entrances/exits. The station is located on the northern side near the Federal Highway between Petronas and Shell petrol stations. Station layout Exits and entrances The station has two entrances. Entrance A is situated on the northern side of the Federal Highway and connects commuters to the nearby petrol stations, as well as into the UiTM campus through a dedicated walkway. Entrance B is situated across the Federal Highway and connects commuters towards Section 16 of the city. Bus Services Feeder buses Other buses Currently this area is served by Smart Selangor bus route SA04 (to i-City & Padang Jawa) and feeder bus T764 (to Seksyen 24). In addition, Rapid On-Demand feeder vans are also available, serving Padang Jawa KTM and Seksyen 17 Bus Terminal. Gallery References External links LRT3 Bandar Utama–Klang line
Kranji Reservoir Park

Kranji Reservoir Park is a 9-hectare park located next to Kranji Reservoir along Kranji Way in Singapore. It overlooks Johor Straits and is a favourite hotspot among fishing enthusiasts and weekend picnickers. Facilities include seventeen fishing grounds, pavilions and benches. The park's two fishing grounds Z and F are opened from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily. A war memorial plaque at the park serves to honor the brave soldiers who died while resisting the Japanese invasion during the Battle of Kranji in World War II. See also List of parks in Singapore References External links Kranji Reservoir Park at National Parks Board
Pulau Sekati Bridge

Pulau Sekati Bridge (Malay: Jambatan Pulau Sekati) is a bridge in Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu, Malaysia, that crosses the Terengganu River. It is the longest bridge in Terengganu after the Sultan Mahmud Bridge. The bridge, connecting Losong to Pulau Sekati and Jalan Banggul Tuan Muda to Jeram Tokong, was fully opened to the public on 19 June 2017. History Original footbridge Before the current Pulau Sekati Bridge, a wooden footbridge (retok kayu Pulau Sekati) connected Pulau Sekati to the mainland. Built in 1992 using tengkawang and cengal wood, it spanned 213 meters. The footbridge supported pedestrians, bicycles, and motorcycles, serving as a vital connection for students and locals. It was also crossed by Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin. In February 2022, flooding swept away 152 meters of the wooden bridge, causing extensive damage and power outages. New bridge Construction of the Pulau Sekati Bridge began in 2012 but faced delays due to land acquisition disputes. It cost RM 245 million to complete. The section from Losong to Pulau Sekati opened on 31 May 2017, while the section connecting Jalan Banggul Tuan Muda to Jeram Tokong opened on 19 June 2017. References
MAPS Perak

MAPS Perak (Movie Animation Park Studio of Perak) was a theme park in Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia which was created from a joint venture between Perak Corporation Berhad and the Sanderson Group. It was originally planned to open in 2015, but the opening date was delayed to 26 June 2017. The theme park is the first fully animation-based theme park in Asia which contains attractions based on characters from studios such as DreamWorks Animation, The Smurfs, and BoBoiBoy. It was built at the cost of RM520 million. It houses both international and Malaysian intellectual properties including The Smurfs and BoBoiBoy, and has more than 40 attractions in six themed zones. On January 28, 2020, the theme park was initially temporarily closed as the result of financial struggles, but the park never reopened, and is ongoing demolition. Timeline MAPS Perak was announced in early 2014 and was planned to open in 2015, but the opening was moved. In April 2017, the theme park was said to have 96% of its construction completed, and was opened on 26 June 2017 soon after its completion. Location MAPS Perak is located at Persiaran Meru Raya 3, Bandar Meru Raya, 30020 Ipoh, Perak, Malaysia. Characters BoBoiBoy Casper the Friendly Ghost Megamind Mr. Peabody & Sherman The Croods The Smurfs Attendance and operations MAPS Perak management claims that the park had as much as 50,000 visitors, however this was only noted in its first month of operation in 2017. State Assemblyman for the Canning Wong Kah Koh was reported to have said daily attendance to MAPS only numbered up to 200 people. The operations of the park are further hampered with the delays of DreamZone, which eventually resulted with DreamWorks Animation terminating the licensing agreement with the park. References
Movie Animation Park Studios

Movie Animation Park Studios est un parc à thème situé dans la ville d'Ipoh, dans l'état de Perak, en Malaisie. Le parc à thème est le premier parc d'attractions en Asie entièrement basé sur les films d'animation qui contient des attractions basées sur des animations et a été construit à un coût de 520 millions MYR. Il abrite à la fois les propriétés intellectuelles internationales et locales, et ont plus de 40 attractions dans six zones à thèmes. Le parc annonce sa fermeture le 28 janvier 2020. Histoire Le parc a été annoncé au début de l'année 2014 et a été inauguré en 2015, mais la date d'ouverture a été reportée au 26 juin 2017, peu de temps après son achèvement. Il a été créé à partir d'une coentreprise entre Perak Corporation Berhad et Sanderson Group. Le parc à thème Le parc est divisé en plusieurs zones associées à des films d'animation. Animation Square Character Appearance Center Stage BoBoiBoy Hero Academy BoBoiBoy 4D Adventure Theatre Blast Off Zone Cette zone est principalement consacrée à l'univers des Schtroumpfs. The Smurfs Theatre The Smurfs Partyland The Smurfs Clubhouse ‘Meet & Greet’ The Adventurers Bumper Blast Dream Zone Zone dont les attractions sont basées sur des licences de DreamWorks Animation. The Croods Crazy Chase Mr Peabody & Sherman's Time Adventure - Montagnes russes en intérieur Dream Theatre Casper’s Birthday Blast - Parcours scénique interactif de Sally Corporation et Sanderson Group Megamind Megadrop Tower - Tour de chute Fantasy Forest Zone Cette zone est principalement destinée aux enfants de 3 à 12 ans. Zugo’s Crystal Quest - Montagnes russes tournoyantes Upside Down Pyramid The Adventurers HQ Tree House Red Baron - Manège avion Fantasy Carousel - Carrousel Coral Kingdom Coliseum Water Play Cave Of Wonders Lakeside Zone Space X-Plorers - Disk'O HyperSpin - Chaises volantes Asteroid Attack - Kamikaze Live Action Zone Stunt Legend Arena Magasins et Restaurants Magasins Pitstop Retail Tok Aba Kokotiam The Smurf Village Retail Starport Retail Space Face Monkey Business Toys & Candy Shop MAPS Emporium Dream Store Croodaceous Collectables Restaurants Tok Aba Kokotiam PitStop Café Metrocity Diner Indoor & Outdoor The Croods Caveteria Starship Restaurant Indoor & Outdoor Starport Monkey Business Candy La Cremeria Café Coral Kingdom Références Lien externe Site officiel Portail des parcs de loisirs Portail de l’animation Portail de la Malaisie
Belait District Museum

Belait District Museum (Malay: Muzium Daerah Belait) is a cultural and history museum located at Jalan Maulana, Kuala Belait, Belait District of Brunei. Design The building took up 6 acres (2.4 ha) of land with a blending architecture of both local Malay and Colonial. The roofing styles were belah bumbung and potong limas. History The building itself was built in 1938. During Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's visit to the district in conjunction to his birthday, the building's banqueting hall was used. It was used as the official residence for the Deputy (Assistant) British Resident and later became the official residence of the Belait District Officers until 1990. The first district officer to be residence in this building was Pengiran Abu Bakar, additionally he was the first local to be appointed Deputy British Resident. Mohd Kassim Johan was the last district officer to be resident in the building before being relocated to the present day building. In the 1970s, it was expanded to host larger number of people. In 2006, it became a historical monument for the district under the Antiquities and Treasure Trove Act 1967. The building was renovated in 2011 and open as a museum on 23 July 2016. The open day was organized by the Museums Department under the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports. Exhibits There are five galleries. Four for permanent exhibitions and one reserved for temporary exhibitions. It includes: Cultural Heritage (Galeri Warisan Budaya) History of the Administration and Development of the Belait District (Galeri Sejarah) History of the Oil and Gas Industry Natural Heritage (Galeri Warisan Alam Semula Jadi) temporary exhibitions Gallery See also List of museums in Brunei References
Tuanku Ja'afar Royal Gallery

The Tuanku Ja'afar Royal Gallery (Malay: Galeri Diraja Tuanku Ja'afar) is a gallery in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia. The gallery is about the former Negeri Sembilan Yang di-Pertuan Besar Tuanku Ja'afar. History The gallery building started its construction on 2 May 2012 and completed in 2013. The first phase of the gallery was opened on 4 December 2014 by Tunku Ampuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan Tuanku Najihah. Architecture The building has a concept of modern colonial architecture. The gallery is housed in a three-story building with an area of 4,087 m2 and divided into 9 exhibition halls. Six exhibitions hall are available for visitor viewing while another three halls are still under construction, which are: Introduction of Negeri Sembilan Getting to Know His Excellency Growing Up Period Early Works The 10th Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negeri Sembilan The 19th Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia Exhibitions The gallery exhibits the private collections and life of Tuanku Ja'afar. Transportation The gallery is within walking distance north east of Seremban railway station. See also List of tourist attractions in Negeri Sembilan Yamtuan Besar References External links Official website (in Malay)
Pickering Operations Complex

The Pickering Operations Complex is a 177 m (581 ft) skyscraper at 20 Pickering Street, in Raffles Place in the central business district of Singapore. The tower is situated adjacent to OCBC Centre and One George Street. History Pickering Operations Complex was designed by Kenzo Tange Associates, and was completed in 1986. Other companies involved in the development of Pickering Operations Complex included Singapore Telecommunications Limited, Meinhardt (Singapore) Private Limited, Meinhardt (Singapore) Private Limited, and Meinhardt (Singapore) Private Limited. Architecture Pickering Operations Complex is mainly made out of reinforced concrete. The architecture of the building bears much similarity to OCBC Centre, which was completed one decade earlier. In fact, the OCBC centre is situated just next to Pickering Operations Complex. Facilities and equipment Designed as a Telecom hotel or co-location facility, Pickering Operations Complex naturally has many technical equipment that cater to telecommunications. There are two "technical floors" in the building, the 5th and the 29th floor. The tower is one of many buildings and trunk exchange centres that belong to Singtel. However, it is Singtel's only building that is in the central business district, Raffles Place. The building uses the SAUTER EY3600 building management system, which is equipped with the SAUTER novaPro Open management level. The automation stations of the nova family, monitors and controls the mechanical ventilation for the air conditioning system and the lighting. The fire-alarm system, the lifts, the lowvoltage system, the emergency power system and the sanitary facilities are also monitored and controlled by the SAUTER EY3600. Technical equipment The building's technical equipment comprises: 8 refrigeration plants, each with a capacity of 300 tons 24 air-handling units 14 fan-coil units 16 control centres on various floors 77 air-conditioning systems for the EDP rooms See also List of tallest buildings in Singapore References