As part of the celebrations of Fullerton Hotel’s 90th annivesary, a five star luxury hotel in Singapore, the management has comissioned a grand structure of the hotel made of Lego displayed at the ground floor of the hotel’s grand lobby. Perhaps unknown to many the Fullerton Hotel before its illustrious present used to serve once as the General Post Office of Singapore.
The giantantic build is made up of a whooping 0.5 million pieces! This brings the term massive to a whole new level. The sculpture well potrays the present and the history that the building has gone through since 1928 when it was first opened. It was once a General Post Office, the Singapore Club as well as a Hospital and Headquarters during the WW2. Today it is a luxury hotel for all distinguished guest to Singapore such that even the supreme leader Kim Jung Un requested to stay here during the Trump-Kim Summit!
Presently the hotel is managed under Sinoland which acquired the building from Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore. Refurbished at a cost of $300m the hotel was opened by the ex-prime minisiter Goh Chok Tong in 2001.
Head down to Fullerton Hotel to admire this beautiful work of art and the legacy of the Fullerton Hotel building which have trascended over the last 90 years and would most likely live on for decades, centuries and generations to come.