Lasalle Collage of the Arts Reviews

Love the architecture and various inspiring art related courses offer to public.

A non-profit, private arts institution offering over 30 diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in contemporary arts and design education. The iconic LASALLE College of the Arts, spanning two campuses McNally and Winstedt, is designed by RSP Architects Planners & Engineers. Architecturally unique and incredibly gorgeous campuses!

great school, great buildng, great design. This building complex has an innercourt that allowed public for access there. The facade of the building makes the building looks like a sculpture or an artwork, rather than a college building.

Some crafting opening in the facade as an ornament for the solid facade outside. The inner facade to the innercourt widely open that every people can see each other in that area

Loving the short courses with a great lecturer but it is impossible to connect with the administration. Feeling lost at their lack of communication. When can we start the next level?

I passed by this amazing looking building very frequently whenever I am at bugis area.
Glad that today I have the opportunity to walk around and admire the building.
It's is a Sunday and happy that it's not crowded, it's almost empty and I can easily capture the photo of the building.
It's not as big as I expected and maybe if I have the opportunity to visit this place again during weekdays, I will like to see the arts activities taught in this college.

Lovely place for art enthusiasts. The blocks are arranged opposite each other with an open space in the centre for a myriad of activities including musical performances, etc. An awesome place to chill out yet protected from the sun and the rain. Ample parking lots in the basement and a stone throw away from eating outlets. Convenient.

This institute is a sight to behold in tiny Singapore, and so too are the students, coming from various nationalities and races, and in their very own individualities in always and dressing. Every angle of this building is interesting. It's almost like this building is made up of many layers of monoliths.

I enjoyed my time over there!
I went to the liberally and it was awesome!

Apparently some kids here aren't taught basic manners. Walking side by side on a narrow path blocking others from going in the opposite direction, not even bothering to move aside.