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Floating Performance Stage at the Marina Bay, Singapore

Koh, H. S. / Lim, Y. B.

The Marina Bay was identified as the venue for the National Day Parade for 2007 and subsequent years. The concept was to create a large usable space on water for mass spectator events and to design it as a multi-purpose facility to be used for sporting activities, mega festivities, cultural performances and water activities. The pontoon-type floating platform technology was adopted to create the large-scale floating performance stage. The Marina Bay floating platform measured 120 m long, 83 m wide and had a depth of 1.2 m and was built by assembling fifteen modular steel pontoons. This floating stage, completed in April 2007, is believed to be the world’s largest floating performance stage.

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Floating Performance Stage at the Marina Bay, Singapore

Koh, H. S. / Lim, Y. B.

The Marina Bay was identified as the venue for the National Day Parade for 2007 and subsequent years. The concept was to create a large usable space on water for mass spectator events and to design it as a multi-purpose facility to be used for sporting activities, mega festivities, cultural performances and water activities. The pontoon-type floating platform technology was adopted to create the large-scale floating performance stage. The Marina Bay floating platform measured 120 m long, 83 m wide and had a depth of 1.2 m and was built by assembling fifteen modular steel pontoons. This floating stage, completed in April 2007, is believed to be the world’s largest floating performance stage.

Floating Performance Stage at the Marina Bay, Singapore

Koh, H. S. / Lim, Y. B.

The Marina Bay was identified as the venue for the National Day Parade for 2007 and subsequent years. The concept was to create a large usable space on water for mass spectator events and to design it as a multi-purpose facility to be used for sporting activities, mega festivities, cultural performances and water activities. The pontoon-type floating platform technology was adopted to create the large-scale floating performance stage. The Marina Bay floating platform measured 120 m long, 83 m wide and had a depth of 1.2 m and was built by assembling fifteen modular steel pontoons. This floating stage, completed in April 2007, is believed to be the world’s largest floating performance stage.

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Title:

Floating Performance Stage at the Marina Bay, Singapore

Additional title:

Ocean Engineering & Oceanography

Contributors:

Wang, C.M. (editor) / Wang, B.T. (editor) / Koh, H. S. (author) / Lim, Y. B. (author)

Published in:

Large Floating Structures ; Chapter: 2 ; 37-59

Ocean Engineering & Oceanography ; 3

Publication date:

2014-09-07

Size:

23 pages

ISBN:

978-981-287-137-4 , 978-981-287-136-7

ISSN:

2194-640X , 2194-6396

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-287-137-4_2

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

International Maritime Organisation , Mooring System , Floating Structure , Deck Plate , Floating Platform Engineering , Offshore Engineering , Solid Mechanics , Oceanography , Architecture, general , Structural Materials

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