Museum
Pool Filtration
Glass

Innovative infinity-edge water features that ‘reflect’ the colours of the sky

National Gallery Singapore Rooftop Water Feature

The two infinity-edge Reflecting Pools at National Gallery Singapore, which ‘reflect’ the colours of the sky. The water features appear sleek and artistic, as the stainless steel piping for water filtration has been well-hidden beneath the glass floor.
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Project Description

The former Supreme Court was overhauled to house the new National Gallery Singapore, which is a museum that houses the world’s largest collection of Singapore and Southeast Asian art.

Rooftop Water Feature Construction for National Gallery Singapore, Done by Innovez Engineering

The Reflecting Pools are two infinity-edge water features that ‘reflect’ the colours of the sky. The pools are located on the rooftop of the newly renovated National Gallery Singapore building.

The filtration system for the Reflecting Pools was built by Innovez Engineering using a customised stainless steel piping system. Well-hidden beneath the glass floor, this ensured that the pools maintained their artistic and sleek aesthetics.

Project Details

Architect
Studio Milou Architecture
Consultant
CPG Consultants
Main Contractor
Takenaka — Singapore Piling JV
Year Completed
2015