Suntec Singapore is a world-renowned international pavilion located in Singapore. It has an area of 42,000 square meters and a display area of 30,000 square meters.

The Singapore Expo is a multi-purpose building. It is located in the heart of Singapore's financial district on Shenton Road. The first building along the Shenton Way began exhibitions and conferences in the 1960s and 1970s. Now the Center is newly modernized into a concert hall in 2001. It cost $ 4 million in 1965, when the building was the first large building in Singapore, located on Shenton Road and Maxwell Road at the three-acre junction.

   Singapore Expo Centre established the National Monument on December 26, 2010. It was designed in 1961 and the original building consisted mainly of concrete and glass in its exterior. It has a large butterfly roof. In the past roofs and balconies were equipped with vertical sunscreen to provide shade to the interior. On the first floor is the show and a large space where visitors can find their way upstairs. Today it is used as a lobby as well as a reception for central Singapore. The area is available for exhibitions, receptions, shows and conferences. The area was originally designed as a naturally ventilated space. The trade conference room is located on the third to fifth floors. The design of the building was designed by Malaysian architects. The five-story building has no basement, but there is an outdoor parking lot. Next to the building is the United Industrial Building, which has now become a mixed building of commercial and residential units.