Largest suspended LED sky screen to be built


THE republic will be home to the largest interactive, suspended LED sky screen in South-East Asia, which can broadcast live sporting events and concerts, among others.Modelled after the Shimao Tianjie Sky Screen in Beijing, China, the screen, whose location is yet to be disclosed, is set to be 200m long. Some S$200mil (RM632mil) will be pumped into building it.

Beijing’s Sky Screen, which stretches above a pedestrian walkway at mixed-use development The Place, is 250m long and 30m wide, and comprises 7,500sq m of LED lights, as well as several sound systems. It was built in 2006 but has been upgraded over the years.

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