Kengo Kuma-designed theatre and art museum to open at redeveloped Tanglin Shopping Centre by 2030
A new 1,000-seat theatre and contemporary art museum, designed by architect Kengo Kuma, is set to open at the redeveloped Tanglin Shopping Centre in Singapore by 2030. The project is funded by Pacific Eagle Real Estate and aims to bolster the local performing arts sector.
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This development represents a significant investment in cultural infrastructure and urban renewal in Singapore's Orchard Road district.
Artist's impression of a new 1,000-seat theatre and contemporary art museum, slated to open at the yet-to-be-named redeveloped Tanglin Shopping Centre by 2030.
Listen Summarise A new 1,000-seat theatre and contemporary art museum will open by 2030 at the redeveloped Tanglin Shopping Centre, designed by architect Kengo Kuma and Theatre Projects. Pacific Eagle Real Estate, held by Indonesian billionaire Sukanto Tanoto’s family, is funding the project and has waived base rent for 20 years; NAC will soon call for theatre operator applications. Arts donations hit a record $89.5 million in 2025, nearly doubling 2024, with increased support during SG60 and notable contributions from organisations and individuals recognised at POAA 2026. AI generated
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