I've finally found the place after circling Punggol Walk and Way a couple of times. Matilda House is hidden away from the main road if you're not in a coach or high seated vehicle.
The route I took was a rough barge into the place, as I made my way through a small gap from the thickened vegetation. Finally, after a while, and taking pics of close to nature around me, I reached the fenced up perimeters of the old building.
Read online this building was built in 1921 and with the recent development, governement has fenced it up and placed under the care of AETOS which provided auxillary security service.
The place was magnificently huge and building still standing firm. Come 2021 will make the building a century old. I wonder what the government will do since they are unable to demolish it, and keeping it fenced out from the public's trespassing. For the passion, it's certainly not worth a risk to trespass. The heat of the afternoon made the photoshoot quite a thermal challenge but it has to go on.
Having taken a handful of shots, the next stop was old Changi General Hospital. I recall entering the premises in 2005 shortly, after my ORD with Girish who was in full time uni studies back then. I reached the gate and found it also fenced up with AETOS branding. Guess the best way was using my SAL75300 to do the closeups for views beyond my reach.
Upon leaving, I caught a few shots of the old commando camp which were also built in colonial style towards the sunset.
As the time slipped by quickly from the baskering heat in the afternoon, soon, the time has come to evening and it's time to get back home.
