National University of Singapore, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music
SingaporeCompletion
2006Architect
RSP Architects and Planners
The new Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music forms an integral part of the National University of Singapore's music faculty. The three-story building integrates state-of-the-art facilities for training professional musicians and for visiting artists, including an intimate 600-seat shoe-box concert hall with adjustable acoustics, intended for classical music performances, chamber music and symphony orchestra concerts. Other facilities include about 45 practice rooms, 30 teaching studios, 8 ensemble rooms and one of the largest recording studios in Asia. The Conservatory opened in October 2006.
Services
Concept design, theatre planning, theatre equipment design and specification, and acousticsOwner
National University of SingaporeUsers
National University of Singapore and touring performancesAcoustician
Theatre ProjectsTheatre Type(s)
Educational, Concert hallSeat Count(s)
600Construction Type
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