Incompletion II.

View of the humungous structure of the KPF-designed building coming up next to my office: another act of sabotage in the Singaporean skyline? I simply cannot understand how exactly this massive concrete slab with veryvery minimal openings (we counted 2 i think) functions. It's pretty obvious that it forms the core structure of the entire building, with secondary steel beams protruding out from its solid mass, to support perhaps a curtain-wall facade. However, given the thickness of its mass, shouldn't some activities occur within this seemingly inpenetrable fortress? If yes, how does one access the interior space? Surely two pathetic openings aren't enough for such a monolithic volume? The smooth flat surface of concrete intrigues and baffles (me).