Photo Gallery

All our photos are available in this gallery, regardless of whether they were used in the articles or not, . This can also serve as a graphical representation of globalisation. The description is shown below the image itself.

Click on the image to enlarge.

This is a photo of the StandardChartered bank at Raffles Place. This is a form of economic globalisation.	Chevron House at Raffles Place. A very busy place at lunch time.	One of the many boats that can be seen at the Singapore River. With better transport, there can be a better transfer of ideas and increase the growth of globalisation.
The Esplanade. Through globalisation, there can be shared culture, such as the arts.	A really tall office building in Raffles Place. With Raffles Place being one of the major economic hubs of Singapore, there are many office building around this area.	More buildings at Raffles Place.
Buildings at Boat Quay. It has turned from a river quay to having modern business buildings near there.	More buildings at Boat Quay.	Raffles Place is always busy with many people walking around.
A McDonald's branch in Singapore. The "McDonald's" brand is widely known due to many factors such as the scale of advertising (the media), which is due to globalisation.	With more international companies setting up branches worldwide, there is more competion for local brands. The opening of Food Junction.	Even though econmic growth is important, so is the environment.
Even though the Raffles Place is a business hub, there are also some art sculptures in the area. This can show the sociocultural effects along with the economic effects occuring within the businesses there.	The Fullerton Hotel can be seen at the background.	A poster advertising "handmade wanton noodles from Pontian, Malaysia". This Malaysian company set up a few branches in Singapore to sell this food. This shows the globalising involved in companies.
Boat Quay, along the Singapore River. The local culture, shown in the houses by the river, still remains in the midst of globalisation occuring in Singapore.	The Singapore River in the foreground, and more high-rise buildings in the background.	A car brand from overseas. This brand is also widely known due to the media and socioculture, similar to how McDonald's is widey known (shown above).
Technology in an electronics shop. With improving technology, the world is growing at a faster pace.	The Singapore Flyer. It is a giant observation wheel in Singapore which has brought many world-class architects together to build this structure. The ideas from all over the world come together as one, and are put into this Singapore Flyer.