Connexion at SIT Punggol is a venue hire option in Block W1, Level 3, at Campus Heart. SIT lists Connexion 1, 2 and 3 individually and also lists all three together. The same booking page lists a pre-function foyer separately.
Decide whether you need one room or a combination of spaces before asking for a quotation. If your event needs registration, refreshments or space for guests between sessions, describe that use and ask which areas the hire would include.
- Use Campus Heart, W1, Level 3, in your enquiry.
- Compare the individual and combined room listings.
- Ask whether the foyer is included or must be hired separately.
- Confirm the layout, guest capacity and access times before booking.
Choose the Connexion rooms you need
SIT publishes floor areas for the individual spaces and the combined Connexion listing. Floor area helps compare options. Ask the venue team for the capacity and setup that apply to your event, especially if you need workshop tables, a presentation area or space for mobility aids. SIT’s facilities booking list

Ask about the foyer and your timeline
If you plan to use the foyer, describe what you would put there and when people would use it. A registration desk before a talk is a different request from a display that stays up throughout the day. Ask the venue team to confirm which spaces the quote covers.
Give the team separate times for setup, rehearsal, guest access and clearance. SIT publishes separate rate columns for event use and setup, rehearsal or teardown. Ask how those blocks apply to your schedule.
Give guests an exact meeting point
Once you have written confirmation, put W1, Campus Heart, Level 3 and the agreed room or foyer on the invitation. SIT directs MRT visitors to Punggol Coast Exit 1. Add a named check-in point if people are arriving in groups or need help finding the correct lift. SIT campus directions and wayfinder
Frequently asked questions
Which form should an external organiser use?
Use the Short Term Premise Hire Application Form linked from SIT’s facilities booking page. External requests are considered case by case.

