Which skyscraper in Singapore is topped by the three-building Marina Bay Sands SkyPark?

Marina Bay Sands is the Singapore complex topped by the three-building Marina Bay Sands SkyPark.

The integrated resort consists of three hotel towers connected at the top by the SkyPark, a large cantilevered platform. The towers were designed by architect Moshe Safdie and officially opened in 2010. The project combines a hotel, casino, convention facilities, theatres, restaurants and retail spaces.

The SkyPark is one of the complex’s defining visual features. It spans the tops of the three towers and includes gardens, observation areas and an infinity pool reserved for hotel guests. Its apparent ship-like form makes Marina Bay Sands one of Singapore’s most recognizable modern landmarks.

The SkyPark is not itself a separate skyscraper, and the three hotel towers are not one continuous tower. This distinction matters because the complex is often described casually as a single building. Its architectural identity comes from the relationship between the towers and the elevated platform.