Line(s) Circle Line Structure type Underground Address Singapore Level 2 Connections Bus, Taxicab | Platforms Island Platform levels 2 Opened 28 May 2009 Tracks 2 | |
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Location 150 Serangoon Avenue 3
Singapore 554533 Operated by SMRT Trains (SMRT Corporation) Similar Serangoon MRT Station, Marymount MRT Station, Bartley MRT Station, Bishan MRT Station, Woodleigh MRT Station | ||
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Lorong Chuan MRT Station (CC14) is an underground Mass Rapid Transit station on the Circle Line in Serangoon, Singapore.
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- History
- Station layout
- Exits
- References
It is located at the western end of Serangoon Avenue 3, between Chuan Park and Springbloom condominiums. The station serves the neighbouring Nanyang Junior College, St. Gabriel's Primary School, Australian International School, New Tech Park and the private estates and condominiums along Serangoon Avenue 3.
History
The station was opened on 28 May 2009 along with the rest of Stage 3 of the Circle Line due to the result of Nicoll Highway collapse on 20 April 2004. Before the station opened, Singapore Civil Defence Force conducted the third Shelter Open House at this station on April 4, 2009, together with Bartley and Bishan stations. The Land Transport Authority also organised a Circle Line Discovery open house on May 23, 2009 on all stations of the Stage 3 of the Circle Line.
In June 2003, Singapore Land Authority (SLA) offered Chuan Park (a 99-year leasehold condo near the site of the station) residents S$1 for 220 sq m of land, which comprised mainly car park lots. The land was necessary to build the Circle Line. The 99-year leasehold condominium at Lorong Chuan, off Serangoon Avenue 3, has 446 units, so the compensation works out to just 0.2 cents a household. Nominal compensation was paid as it takes into account, the increase in the market value of the condominium when the MRT station is built on the acquired land. The owners of Chuan Park have accepted the Government's compensation and the case is closed.
Station layout
At this station, Yoma and A Dose of Light designed a hand-drawn artwork depicting the entire island of Singapore as well as the seafaring activities. Through the Looking Glass is the name of that station's Art in Transit.