Modernist 100.
The Modernist 100 list is a work in progress. It is an on-going documentation of the significant modernist buildings in Singapore. Do you see any significant building or landscape missing from this list? Please let us know here.
There is a large number and great diversity of buildings in Singapore that can be considered as modern. By modern, we are referring to not just architectural aesthetics but also constructional and environmental techniques, socio-economic processes, cultures, and political rationalities. The quantity and diversity are rooted in Singapore’s short but vibrant history variously as a colonial port city, a post-independent developmental state, and a contemporary global city. In this short introduction of the inventory list, we provide a brief sketch of how the shortlisted modernist buildings help to bring this rich socio-cultural history to life. Read the full statement >
This list is the result of 2019 mASEANa conference with the support of: Singapore Heritage Society
mASEANa Project NUS Department of Architecture
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![Singapore Indoor Stadium](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1701510859728-9DVNAZXZZO3Y9RMTFLVA/DJI_0878_EDIT_2048.jpg)
Singapore Indoor Stadium
Year: 1989
Architect: Kenzo Tange Associations (KTA)
![Science Centre Singapore](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1698133624766-LFQ1BT1KF5A6ZR6ML0CY/Science+Centre-recent+view+by+Darren+Soh.jpg)
Science Centre Singapore
Year: 1977
Architect: Raymond Woo Associates
Raymond Woo House
Year: 1993
Architect: Raymond Woo
![Yan Kit Swimming Pool](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1673854503642-FPWEF73OJ3YAO578U02S/YK08_for+printJeremy+San+-+SHS+Collection.jpg)
Yan Kit Swimming Pool
Year: 1952
Architect: W. Irving Watson, City Council
![Golden Mile Tower](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1673855722606-2GMLUOH3RJS622DRQGI4/Golden+Mile+Tower.jpeg)
Golden Mile Tower
Year: 1973 (podium), 1976 (entire development)
Architect: Goh Hock Guan Design team with Tay Joo Teck
![Pasir Panjang Power Station](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1671080924853-O1XUB803Z7N6Q9ZHRZSZ/_DS13523_EDIT.jpg)
Pasir Panjang Power Station
Year: 1953
Architect: Donald Cameron Rae, Municipal Architect
![Former Singapore Badminton Hall](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1673854585215-VT21M67LE1BENKLE9717/Singapore+Badminton+Hall_MF+1+-+Jeremy+San+-+SHS+Collection.jpg)
Former Singapore Badminton Hall
Year: 1952
Architect: Ng Keng Siang
![Marine Parade Community Building](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1671077689270-KF4O5GCP8Z4T0OIXMP4E/Marine%2BParade%2BCommunity%2BCentre%2BFacade.jpg)
Marine Parade Community Building
Year: 1999
Architects: William Lim Associates
![Lee Kip Lin House](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1649128039162-D0TW49YPJZUI1H66F15C/Lee+Kip+Lin+Residences.jpg)
Lee Kip Lin House
Year: 1973
Architect: Lee Kip Lin
![Yishun 10](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1622093762234-FZ0RLXYCJ7WZEMTQ7T72/Yishun+10+-+Darren+Soh+2.jpeg)
Yishun 10
Year: 1992
Architect: Geoff Malone
![63-66 Yung Kang Road](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1622093197205-KA4UFOC4RQYM1YKMPQM3/63-66+Yung+Kang+Road+-+Darren+Soh+5.jpeg)
63-66 Yung Kang Road
Year: c. 1973
Architects: Jurong Town Corporation
![Toa Payoh Town Centre](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1622092676736-ALQ9RRGZKDH5R4GF6STB/Toa+Payoh+Town+Centre+-+Darren+Soh+3.jpeg)
Toa Payoh Town Centre
Year: 1973
Architects: Housing & Development Board
![Tan Boon Liat Building](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1622088789318-6MW220KY1S2A72FN9O27/Tan+Boon+Liat+Building+-+Darren+Soh+1.jpeg)
Tan Boon Liat Building
Year: 1976
Architects: Chok & Associates
![Tampines North Community Club](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1621491767730-QSEPY4TGYDB779PM3AB4/Tampinese+North+Community+Club+01+ALBERT+LIM.jpeg)
Tampines North Community Club
Year: 1989 (Completed); 1992 (Extension)
Architects: Mok Wei Wei and William Lim, William Lim Associates
![Jurong Hill Lookout Tower](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1621333830995-9WAKFJM4R6OE4F4TMVGY/Jurong+Hill+Lookout+Tower+-+Darren+Soh+1.jpeg)
Jurong Hill Lookout Tower
Year: 1969
Architects: Jurong Town Corporation
![Seletar Reservoir Lookout Tower](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1621333128325-IWE2VFMD900HZ8OJVE6Z/Seletar+Reservoir+Lookout+Tower+-+Darren+Soh+2.jpeg)
Seletar Reservoir Lookout Tower
Year: 1969
Architects: Public Works Department
![Park Road Development](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1621332648808-2TQ8Z4UFAONZJZM3C0Y8/Park+Road+Development+-+Darren+Soh+3.jpeg)
Park Road Development
Year: 1968
Architects: Tan Wee Lee, Peter B.K. Soo, Seet Chay Tuan, Housing and Development Board
![Shenton House](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1620816833856-2S8S737J3E49EQPA9V4V/Shenton+House+-+Darren+Soh.jpeg)
Shenton House
Year: 1975
Architect: Tay Joo Teck Chartered Architect
![Colonnade Condominium](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1620816132691-M4SNTI7WOE8G71I20783/Colonnade+Condominium+-+Darren+Soh+2.jpeg)
Colonnade Condominium
Year: 1986
Architect: Paul Rudolph, in association with Chao Tse Ann & Partners
![The Concourse](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/606e953e34b9b62727154e98/1620815473045-FR8F2YQWPSKWDDE3D8RT/Concourse+-+by+Darren+Soh+1.jpeg)
The Concourse
Year: 1994
Architect: Paul Rudolph, in association with Architects 61
* The difference between a building being “threatened” and “not conserved” is not always a clear cut one. For this website, we classify a building as being “threatened” under a few circumstances—1. when it has been put up for sale by its owner(s) and there is a likelihood that it might be demolished in the name of redevelopment, 2. when it has been left empty and without tenants for a while and might be awaiting redevelopment, and/or 3. when a notice for demolition and redevelopment has been put up.