Ten Square Digital Screen

Screen Details

Dimensions: 14.4m (H) x 21.2m (W)

Technical Specs: 10mm pixel pitch and more than 3 million pixels

Operating Hours: ~7:00am–11:00pm (may vary on campaign)

Demographics: Located near schools like Kaplan, SMU, SOTA, and LaSalle; attracts local and foreign students; draws residents and tourists; positioned near Singapore’s Central Business District; popular with business professionals, leisure seekers, and shoppers; audience includes tech-savvy millennials; attracts a young, urban, entertainment-focused crowd; nearby cultural landmarks and shopping centers add to diverse foot traffic; steady flow of pedestrians and vehicles enhances continuous exposure

Media Costs: $20,000-$75,000/month in Singapore’s Central Business District, Orchard Road shopping belt and highways

Key Features

Best selling point: A standout 3D‑capable anamorphic LED screen positioned on the façade of a multi‑level car vending machine in Singapore’s Central Business District, grabbing attention from both pedestrians and commuters.
Offers a canvas of approx. 305 m² with high‑resolution visuals and a 10 mm pixel pitch, enabling immersive brand storytelling.
Located at a key junction in the city’s high‑traffic zone, combining retail, business, and transport flows for broad audience exposure.
Includes event‑activation space for brand launches, experiential marketing and live moments that extend beyond static advertising.
Ideal for brands looking to build bold presence, drive social‑media engagement and deliver high visual impact in Southeast Asia’s urban heart.

The Ten Square Digital Screen is a huge high‑resolution LED billboard on the façade of the distinctive Ten Square building in Singapore’s busy central business district, standing out with its location on what looks like a giant car vending machine structure. At about 305 square meters and built to support anamorphic 3D content, the screen can show visuals with depth and motion that feel immersive and almost three‑dimensional to viewers on the street without glasses. Being one of the first outdoor displays of its kind in Singapore, it has become a standout DOOH landmark where brands can launch eye‑catching campaigns that draw attention from both locals and visitors in one of the city’s most trafficked shopping and business hubs.