With the completion of the Marina One project, Instagrammers now have even less of an excuse to blame Singapore's lack of scenery for their ugly photos.

The multi-purpose complex comprises of two office buildings and two residential blocks that include penthouses.

This is what it looks like from a distance:

And this is what it looks like inside -- with architecture inspired by Asian paddy field terraces:

Located in the Marina Bay financial district, the project amounts to 400,000 square meters in total, or about 74 football fields.

Greenery is the focal point of Marina One:

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Named "Green Heart", the central space houses over 350 different types of trees and plants.

There's also retail outlets, restaurants and cafes, a fitness club, a pool, a food court, and event spaces:

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[Kazu Sushi Grill Sake] . Authentic Japanese Restaurant with Robata Grill, Omakase and Donburi is officially open today. . Indulge in the freshness with extensive range of premium sushi and sashimi flown in directly from Hokkaido three times a week. . Omakase dinner price starts from $80.00++. . Location: 5 Straits View, Marina One The Heart ,#01-14 Singapore 018935 . #kazusushi #kazusushisg #burpplesg #burpplesg

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新オフィスビル&レジデンスMarina One. 金融庁も三菱東京UFJ銀行もPwCも移ってくる最先端ビルですが、早速出だしから素敵な内需な看板。Marina Stationという駅はシンガポールに存在しない。でもいいんです。この国の内需産業はこれでいい。外需王国だから、ここは。内需と外需どちらも成長できる国は今まで世界に一つもないです。しかし、ついに内需と外需が両立できる国が2018年に現れましたね。あの国です。凄いことです。 #coldstorage #opening

A post shared by Hirotsugu Kijima (@hirotsugu_kijima) on Jan 12, 2018 at 12:40am PST

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#MarinaOne will feature sheltered outdoor event spaces collectively named The Pulse which overlooks Marina One lush #GreenHeart.

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And already, plenty of Instagrammers have made their way there:

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#instagood #nomirrormag #umbrella #escalator #singapura #rawstreetphotogallery #lensculture #brbw

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Marina One, Singapore . . . . . . . . #asia #singapore #sg #sgig #igsg #exploreSingapore #visitSingapore #visitSG #igdaily #createexplore #exploreandcapture #exploretocreate #photooftheday #instaphoto #marinaone #drone_feed #droneoftheday #smartdrones #dronesdaily #dronefly #dronestagram #dronepals #mavicpro #dji #passionpassport #GearedNomad #photography #raydenongphotography

A post shared by Rayden Ong 📷 (@raydenongphotography) on Jan 16, 2018 at 4:21am PST

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The complex is connected to four MRT lines (Downtown, North South, Circle, and the upcoming Thomson line) through an Underground Pedestrian Network.

Happy snapping.

Top image adapted from @mimi145 and @highrisephoto on Instagram

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