Sunday, 4 October 2015, was the day we said our farewells to an old neighbourhood at Blocks 74 to 80 Commonwealth Drive, which will soon be demolished. The farewell to neighbourhood built at a time of great need during the transition from statehood to nationhood and known affectionately as the ‘Chap Lau Chu’, Hokkien for ‘Ten Storey House’ for its 10 storey flats, would have left a last and perhaps lasting impression on the large numbers of people who turned up for Sunday’s farewell party …
A last stroll.
A last hurrah.
A last peek.
A last song.
The last photographs.
A last hello.
A last toss.
A last pat.
A last sit down.
A last reflection.
A last look (1).
A last look (2).
A last look (3).
A last visit.
The last hydrant.
A last ride.
The last tall tree.
A last descent.
A last show.
A last walk.
The last days.
A last boundary (the boundary wall between the former Malayan Railway land and Singapore).
A last look at Block 75.
A last sunset.
The last smiles.
A last glance.
A last gathering.
A last stop.
A last laugh.
The last goodbye.
A last shot.
The last game.
Filed under: Architecture, Architecture, Changing Landscapes, Parting Glances, Photography, Photography Series, Queenstown, Reminders of Yesterday, Singapore
