The Religious Monuments of Singapore
by Lee Geok Boi
This book takes a fascinating look into the architecture and history of twenty of Singapore’s treasured religious monuments. Each monument is rendered in a detailed illustration revealing the building’s interior, and accompanied by an informative outline of its architectural features. The book also explores the socio-historical foundations of these buildings, detailing the events and people that brought them into existence. From their embryonic stage as a pioneer’s dream to becoming centres of worship and communal life, this book takes you on an informative journey tracing the stories of our religious monuments from their origins to the present day.
Size: 210 x 295 mm
Extent: 112 pages
Binding: Casebound
Weight: 1.04 kg
ISBN: 978-981-3065-62-8
Co-published with the Preservation of Monuments Board
by Lee Geok Boi
This book takes a fascinating look into the architecture and history of twenty of Singapore’s treasured religious monuments. Each monument is rendered in a detailed illustration revealing the building’s interior, and accompanied by an informative outline of its architectural features. The book also explores the socio-historical foundations of these buildings, detailing the events and people that brought them into existence. From their embryonic stage as a pioneer’s dream to becoming centres of worship and communal life, this book takes you on an informative journey tracing the stories of our religious monuments from their origins to the present day.
Size: 210 x 295 mm
Extent: 112 pages
Binding: Casebound
Weight: 1.04 kg
ISBN: 978-981-3065-62-8
Co-published with the Preservation of Monuments Board
by Lee Geok Boi
This book takes a fascinating look into the architecture and history of twenty of Singapore’s treasured religious monuments. Each monument is rendered in a detailed illustration revealing the building’s interior, and accompanied by an informative outline of its architectural features. The book also explores the socio-historical foundations of these buildings, detailing the events and people that brought them into existence. From their embryonic stage as a pioneer’s dream to becoming centres of worship and communal life, this book takes you on an informative journey tracing the stories of our religious monuments from their origins to the present day.
Size: 210 x 295 mm
Extent: 112 pages
Binding: Casebound
Weight: 1.04 kg
ISBN: 978-981-3065-62-8
Co-published with the Preservation of Monuments Board