Here's what the Pinnacle looks like from the outside. There are seven towers, which are connected by a roof deck on the 50th floor and an observation deck on the 26th floor.
We met a 73-year-old resident named Rahman, who showed us his three-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the 41st floor.
Rahman lives with his son and his cat, Sess. (Most extended families live together in Singapore.)
The apartments are large and have floor-to-ceiling windows. Most apartments in the Pinnacle at Duxton have three bedrooms and measure about 1,000 square feet.
Each apartment has a large open kitchen.
There's also lots of storage space and walk-in closets.
Each bedroom has a small balcony and lots of natural light.
From the balcony, you can see the other towers and awesome views of Singapore beyond.
Each unit has a washing machine in a small enclosed outdoor area, where you can also hang laundry to dry.
The hallways are open-air and breezy.
Residents can take the elevator up to the roof deck on the 50th floor, called the Skybridge. It's also open to the public for a S$5 fee (about US$4)per person.
The Skybridge links all seven towers in the apartment complex.
You can walk between all of the towers on a walking path.
There's lots of greenery and shady sitting areas up here.
All of the sitting areas have spectacular views.
You can enjoy the views of the Singapore skyline and harbor from these chaise longues.
There are shady covered walkways.
And sculptural installations, like this jungle gym, which kids can climb over.
The Skybridge seems like it's well-used. We saw people reading, lounging, and playing games up there.
There's another Skybridge on the 26th floor.
This level is covered and has a running track.
We saw lots of people running and walking on the track.
There's also an outdoor gym here with bikes, ellipticals, and other manual workout machines.
And there's a jungle gym for kids to play on.
Now see another amazing thing in Singapore.
