Old Supreme Court Building

The Old Supreme Court Building, located in Singapore, served as the city-state’s highest court for over six decades until 2005, when the judiciary relocated to a more modern facility. As the last classical building constructed in Singapore, it stands as a significant architectural icon. Today, the building has been repurposed and now houses the National Gallery Singapore, where visitors can explore its grand, neoclassical design and rich history.

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