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4 Mar 2023 "The provision for greenery is built into our city's development plans, to ensure that the greening of the city is in tandem with urbanisation," said Chua Yen Ling from the National.
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The architects behind the project planted the greenery in a manner that wouldn't require too much maintenance, as it's hard to find "laborers who are both Spiderman and gardeners," according to.
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The veteran architect and urban planner is credited with reshaping the skyline through landmark projects such as the waterfront residential and entertainment quarter Marina Bay—whose gardens are.
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October 24, 2022. The biophilic skyscraper, Capita Spring Singapore. Credit: Bjarke Ingels Group. A biophilic skyscraper with over eighty thousand plants and trees spread out over 8,361 square meters has just opened its doors in Singapore. CapitaSpring, located in Singapore's financial district, took four years to build and is now one of the.
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A four-storey vertical park sits at the building's centre. Housing over 80,000 plants, CapitaSpring is a reflection of Singapore's reputation as a garden city, where greenery is found throughout.
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Singapore is building a 42,000-home eco 'smart' city In a country that packs almost 6 million people into an area less than half the size of London, building green spaces is not merely an act.
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In 1967, two years after Singapore became independent, plans were launched to transform the nation into a 'garden city', designating land to become natural reserves. Singapore first began.
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29 Dec 2016 Richard Hassell and Wong Mun Summ deserve much of the credit. Their Singapore-based architectural practice, WOHA, has dedicated itself to biophilic design, a concept outlined in their.
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Published: 6:30am, 22 Apr, 2021 Why you can trust SCMP Kermit the Frog once lamented that it wasn't easy being green. Large-scale developers who for years have been trying to reconcile their.
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October 12, 2022 News Singapore's Latest Skyscraper is Home to 80,000 Plants Words by: Laura Joralemon Due to the unique character of Singapore's urbanism—both extremely dense and green—we decided to make the design a vertical exploration of tropical urbanism. Bjarke Ingels, Founding Partner, Bjarke Ingels Group
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Urban planners and architects alike have taken a conscientious decision to weave in nature throughout the city as it continues to uproot new buildings and developments, incorporating the.
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Rising to a height of 280 m over Singapore, CapitaSpring is an eye-catching new skyscraper designed by Bjarke Ingels Group and Carlo Ratti Associati. It's defined by an aluminum facade that has.
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People like plants. Plants can filter out air pollutants, inhibit urban desertification, better insulate buildings which reduces the cost of cooling, retain rainwater which lowers the risk of flash flooding, and increase biodiversity by providing habitats for animals (and presumably employment for those charged with catching and euthanizing them).
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This strategy helps reduces glare to occupant space and solar heat gain by 26 percent, which also saves energy on cooling. As well, about 55 percent of this façade is covered in living plants, which also helps with cooling, both the building and the city (it reduces the urban heat island effect). The plant-laden façade is visually stunning, too.
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In addition to the immense greenery, the tower includes many amenities that support Singapore's Green Plan 2030, including 165 bicycle lots and a 1,969-foot cycling path around the building's.
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344 likes Add a comment. Nestled in the heart of Singapore's iconic Orchard Road, the Pan Pacific Orchard is a testament to luxury and nature-inspired design. This architectural marvel, designed by the acclaimed WOHA Architects, is a vertical green oasis amidst the urban sprawl.