Cupolas of Fort Canning (Singapore), according to Timothy Tye in EarthDocumentary

Fort Canning, Singapore

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Fort Canning, Singapore
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Cupolas of Fort Canning

The Cupolas of Fort Canning are small pavilions or porches with dome-shaped roofs. They were designed by George Drumgoole Coleman, the architect who built several imminent buildings in Singapore. As Superintendent of Public Works, George Coleman oversaw projects of land reclamation and construction of roads and landmarks such as the Armenian Church.

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