Designed by architect Mok Wei Wei with a total value of up to $ 35 million, inside the museum displays many interesting specimens, including the artifacts found in the history and many treasures of other nations.
Museum of Natural History of Singapore
Museum of Natural History Lee Kong Chian has 7 floors, looking like a huge rock covered by moss, inside has more than one million specimens.
Dino zone showcases dinosaur fossils. You will see Prince, Apollonia, and Twinky, the famous huge skeleton of the museum. The largest bone as Prince, was brought to Singapore by 27 large boxes, and took more than two weeks to assemble.
The museum has a collection of biodiversity consisting of 15 galleries of the developmental history of organisms on Earthn including plants, invertebrates, reptiles, mammals and fish. It also answers all questions during evolutionary history, such as why the birds survived after the dinosaur era and why vertebrates evolved from fish.
Visitors can compare the beauty of skeletons, and marvel at the beauty of the spiral horns of narwhal.
There is a bit scary but very educational. Exhibition area of mammalian organisms in museum has many samples as in the picture, including orangutans, wild boar, and even the human skeleton.
Tropical rain forests: area of tropical rain forest of the museum is where visitors can learn why animals (including with squirrels, lizards, and snakes ...) can adapt and move easily from this top tree to another top tree.
In the picture below is the famous architect Mok Wei Wei of Singapore, he was also responsible for many other important projects, including the renovation project the Singapore National Museum and Victoria Theatre, and so on.
Lee Kong Chian museum had no windows, because Mok Wei Wei architects believe this is essential in protecting the specimens inside of the museum. He designed the museum inspired by a monolithic block, no windows, and called his design is "the symbol of a natural stone”.
Museum of Natural History of Singapore
Museum of Natural History Lee Kong Chian has 7 floors, looking like a huge rock covered by moss, inside has more than one million specimens.
Natural History Museum, Lee Kong Chian
Dino zone showcases dinosaur fossils. You will see Prince, Apollonia, and Twinky, the famous huge skeleton of the museum. The largest bone as Prince, was brought to Singapore by 27 large boxes, and took more than two weeks to assemble.
Dino zone, the dinosaur fossils exhibiting place
The museum has a collection of biodiversity consisting of 15 galleries of the developmental history of organisms on Earthn including plants, invertebrates, reptiles, mammals and fish. It also answers all questions during evolutionary history, such as why the birds survived after the dinosaur era and why vertebrates evolved from fish.
Visitors can compare the beauty of skeletons, and marvel at the beauty of the spiral horns of narwhal.
There is a bit scary but very educational. Exhibition area of mammalian organisms in museum has many samples as in the picture, including orangutans, wild boar, and even the human skeleton.
Tropical rain forests: area of tropical rain forest of the museum is where visitors can learn why animals (including with squirrels, lizards, and snakes ...) can adapt and move easily from this top tree to another top tree.
In the picture below is the famous architect Mok Wei Wei of Singapore, he was also responsible for many other important projects, including the renovation project the Singapore National Museum and Victoria Theatre, and so on.
Lee Kong Chian museum had no windows, because Mok Wei Wei architects believe this is essential in protecting the specimens inside of the museum. He designed the museum inspired by a monolithic block, no windows, and called his design is "the symbol of a natural stone”.
