How much did The Concourse (Hong Fok Centre) in Singapore cost to build?
The Concourse (also known as Hong Fok Centre) at 300 Beach Road, Singapore, is a mixed-use complex designed by the American architect Paul Rudolph with Architects 61 for the client Hong Fok Corp. Ltd., with a 42-storey office tower of about 180 m (Wikipedia says 175 m), a podium of about 12 storeys with retail and serviced apartments, and a famous 'tropical skyscraper' design with balconies and gardens. The design ran from 1981 to 1994 and it was completed on 5 February 1994 at a cost of S$248.1 million, according to the Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture and Wikipedia.
Final project cost
SGD 248.1 million
Approximately $162.43 million
Cost basis: 1994
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Basis of the published figure
Final project cost1994
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Key dimensions
- HeightPaul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture
- 180 m
Project record
5 February 1994