# singapore national stadium

r/singapore on Reddit: The Singapore National Stadium is the 9th most expensive sports stadium ever built and cost S$1.87 billion ($1.44 billion USD when adjusted for inflation) » Posted by u/FruityandtheBeast - 217 votes and 69 comments Reddit.com

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r/askSingapore on Reddit: Indoor vs national stadium. Question about soundproof. » Posted by u/Global-Fan189 - No votes and 5 comments Reddit.com

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Opinion | Singapore vs Hong Kong debate can rage, but not on rugby sevens events » Despite an arbitrary – and unofficial – World Rugby ranking putting Singapore’s event ahead of Hong Kong’s cherished gem, there really is no comparison Scmp.com

Singapore's New National Stadium + Philippine Arena » Jul 22, 2014… Singapore's New National Stadium + Philippine Arena… It's been a big two months for record-breaking stadiums. Work on The Singapore Sports Hub … Athleticbusiness.com

Singapore Indoor Stadium and National Stadium » <p>The Singapore Indoor Stadium was officially opened in December 1989 by then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, the structure featured a cone-shaped roof modelled after that of a Shinto temple and was built at a cost of $90 million. Standing at a height of 47 metres, the structure is considered one of the tallest single-storey buildings in Asia. The stadium has been used as a venue for various sports, cultural and entertainment events since its opening. The structure has also undergone several upgrading works, notably the Stadium Waterfront project, which was started in 1998 to convert the West side of the stadium into a dining and entertainment area complete with restaurants and an outdoor performance site known as the Stadium Green. With its inclusion under the Singapore Sports Hub project, the stadium is likely to remain a popular indoor venue for Singaporeans.Following Singapore’s independence on 9th August 1965, then Minister for Social Affairs and Culture Othman Roots.gov.sg