The year 2015 will see the opening of the new National Art Gallery, Singapore, which will be the region's biggest museum, at 60,000 sq m in size. Two adjacent buildings at Singapore's Downtown Core, the City Hall and the former Supreme Court, will be transformed to host a large collection of Southeast Asian art.

Takenaka-Singapore Piling Joint Venture has been appointed as the main construction contractor for the works. To carry out these works, the consortium relies on three LCL 500 luffing-jib cranes from Linden Comansa, with maximum load capacity of 24 tonne and height under hook of 38.5 m, which are part of the rental fleet of Linden Comansa's official dealer, Access Systems Technology. Two of the cranes have been erected with jib length of 55 m, which allows them to load up to 7,900 kg at the jib end. Luffer no. 3 has a jib length of 65 m, the maximum of this model, and can load up to 4,700 kg at the jib end.