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Bras Basah MRT Station (CC2)

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Cheen T

51 month ago

Covered access to Bencoleen MRT. U can walk there using the SMU underground labyrinth & following directions to Bras Basah Rd

XY T

96 month ago

That glass roof sure is pretty when it rains and you're looking up at it. Useful too, as I changed my mind and decided to head for another station with more shelter.

Cheen T

100 month ago

Spot video artwork "The Amazing Neverending Underwater Adventures!" by Tan Kai Syng. Part of LTA's Art in Transit programme. Source: Website

Cheen T

104 month ago

WOHA designed glass roof to serve as skylight for station below, & as a landscape watergarden/reflection pool when viewed from ground level/surrounding bldgs

Cheen T

104 month ago

Designed by WOHA, station won The Chicago Athenaeum & The European Centre for Architecture Art Design & Urban Studies, International Architecture Awards. Source: SG Institute of Architects website

Cheen T

104 month ago

Name is misspelling of Malay word "beras basah" (wet rice). There was a river here (Stamford Canal). Cargo-loads of rice were dried along banks but regularly got wet by rising tide. Source: Infopedia

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126 month ago

The station is the 'Deepest' station in the MRT system at 35 metres below ground and its island platform is located at level B5. It is also the station with the longest escalator, at 41.3 metres.

Tomomi K

127 month ago

This is the nearest station to Singapore Art Museum.

Abbie R

144 month ago

This is one of the most quiet MRT Station I've been in Singapore.

Jonathan K

156 month ago

It's a long way down to the train platform. So if you see that your train is coming in 2 mins, you better make your way down fast!