The Old Parliament House now known as the Arts House at the Old Parliament building, is a building in Singapore. It is currently a multi-disciplinary arts venue which plays host to art exhibitions and concerts. Converted into an arts and heritage venue in 2004, the Old Parliament House was renamed and launched as The Arts House. Not far from the Asian Civilizations Museum and behind the new Parliament House, films, art exhibitions, plays and musical concerts is conducted here. Singapore is a cosmopolitan country and the apartments are designed with space to work and live comfortably while being close to the excitement of the city. Citadines Mount Sophia Singapore is one of the most luxurious Serviced apartments in Singapore and also a part of Wilkie Edge, a CapitaCommercial Trust’s integrated lifestyle development comprising offices, retail and food and beverage outlets. This stylish and modern hotel is conveniently located at a prime business district, offering spacious and lavish apartments that double as a home office. The apartment also offers daily housekeeping, a fully-equipped kitchen, a dining and a living area.
The building by the majestic bronze elephant that stands out in the front, a gift from King Rama V of Thailand in 1871. If any guest is interested in the way the building has evolved, they can visit the “Corridors of Time” photo exhibition on the second Floor. The pictures in this gallery trace its conversion from a courthouse to a parliament house, and pays tribute to the people who contributed to Singapore’s growth. The new building are a 170-seat auditorium, a library, range of meeting and IT rooms and media facilities, a dining room, a 100-seat public cafeteria and even a gymnasium. Car parking is available below ground, leaving much valuable space above to include lush landscaping and a 2,770 square meter garden.
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