Jewel Changi Airport is a multi-use terminal complex attached to Singapore's Changi Airport, designed by the architect Moshe Safdie and opened in April 2019. Its glass and steel toroidal dome roof encloses the Rain Vortex, billed as the world's tallest indoor waterfall at about 40 meters, which falls through the center of a terraced indoor forest called the Shiseido Forest Valley planted with thousands of trees and shrubs. Beyond its retail and dining space, the building also connects directly to three of the airport's passenger terminals, functioning as both a landscaped public attraction and a piece of airport transit infrastructure.
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Building TypeEntertainment and retail complex 1 Completed Year Classification
Standing Status Building Type
Building Type (category) Connections
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Source Wikidata: Jewel Changi Airport
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Source Wikidata: Jewel Changi Airport
Source Wikidata: Jewel Changi Airport
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1. Jewel Changi Airport, Wikipedia
Infobox, Type
Entertainment and retail complex
Infobox: address
78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
Infobox: opened_date
17 April 2019 (soft opening) 18 October 2019 (official opening)
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Jewel Changi Airport (also known as Jewel; Chinese: 星耀樟宜; pinyin: Xīng yào Zhāngyí; lit.
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- Uses Element: Steel, Infobox material field: Steel and glass
- Uses Element: Glass, Infobox material field: Steel and glass
- In Style: Neo-Futurism, Infobox style field: Neofuturistic
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