Telok Ayer MRT Station

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## About

Telok Ayer is a MRT Station located in Outram. It has three exits.

> Telok Ayer station has two platforms in a side platform arrangement, similar to its preceding and following stations Downtown and Chinatown, with both platforms utilized for trains travelling in either direction. Full-height Platform screen doors isolate the air-conditioned station from the tunnel environment, enhancing commuter safety and station comfort. A set of escalators, stairs and lifts connect to the concourse above.
> Passenger Information Systems, which are plasma display screens located at each platform, display expected train arrival times and key messages. Tactile flooring helps to guide the visually-handicapped from the platform to the station exits.
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> — Telok Ayer MRT Station at Land Transport Guru
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## Lines

### Downtown Line

It is a side platform in Downtown Line. The station code number is 'DT18'.

## Platforms

* A:For Bukit Panjang
* B:For Expo

## Layout

 B1F
 B2F

## Exits

* A:To Amoy Street Food Court, BEA Building, City House, Cecil Court, Eagles Centre, Far Eastern Bank Building, Finexis Building, Keck Seng Tower, LKN Building, MND Building, Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, Masjid Al-Abrar, Nagore Dargah Indian Muslim Heritage Centre, Parakou Building, PIL Building, RHB Building, Robinson, SICCI Building, SGX Centre, SIF Building, The Globe, The Octagon, The URA Centre, Thian Hock Keng Temple, Tong Eng Building, Tokio Marine Centre, Tung Ann Association Building, Xian Zu Gong Temple, Wing On Building, Sofitel So Singapore
* B:To AIA Tower, Amoy Hotel, Ascott Raffles Place Singapore, ASO Building, Bank of Singapore Centre, Bharat Building, CapitaGreen, Capital Square, China Court, China Square Central, China Square Food Centre, Far East Finance Building, Fook Hai Building, Fuk Tak Chi Museum, Grace Global Raffles, Grand Building, Great Eastern Centre, Hong Leong Building, Hong Lim Complex, IOB Building, ISCA House, Malacca Centre, Market Street Food Centre, Nankin Row, OCBC Centre, Ocean Financial Centre, PLUS, One Finlayson Green, One George Street, One Raffles Place, One Raffles Quay, Pickering Operations Complex, Prudential Tower, Manulife Tower, RB Capital Building, Republic Plaza, 18 Robinson, Royal One People, Royal Group Building, Samsung Hub, Sinsov Building, Tan Ean Kiam Building, The House of Eden, The Quadrant at Cecil, TPI Building, Yueh Hai Ching Temple, Ying Fo Fui Kun
* C:Similar to Exit B

## Nearby Bus Stops/Interchanges

* 03041 – Cross Street (Telok Ayer Stn Exit A)
* 05319 – Church Street (OCBC Ctr)
* 03021 – Cecil Street (Prudential Twr)

## Art In Transit

Charm of Bay by Lim Shing Yee:Historically, Telok Ayer, meaning ‘bay water’ in Malay, is a coastal street along the bay and the main landing site and focal point of settlement for Chinese immigrants. “Charm of Bay” celebrates the history of the area using abstract forms inspired by plantations and elements of water, each pointing or relating to the next as if passing on a tale about the past. The three large bulbous structures are like primitive monuments, signifing the settling of Chinese immigrants while simultaneously, together with their shadows cast on the floor, mapping the everchanging traffic over time as the past converges with the present. Perceived as whole, the artwork transforms the concourse into a whimsical landscape, greeting commuters.

Art In Transit