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MEssages
About LIAS
Introduction 13
About Landscape Industry Association (Singapore) 14
LIAS Council Members (2021-2023) 15
LIAS Awards of Excellence 2021 16

Panel of Judges 19

Awards
Implementation 27
Maintenance 57
Design & Build 91
Playground 103
Green Wall 117
Open Category 129

Participating Entries 133

Member Listing 136

LIAS Awards of Excellence 2021 commemorative publication is designed by The Graphic Designers

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 Ms Low Yen Ling
Patron
Landscape Industry Association (Singapore)
Minister of State
Ministry of Trade and Industry
Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth
Mayor of South West District
The Singapore Green Plan 2030 (Green Plan) was unveiled in February
2021 as a whole-of-nation effort to transform Singapore into a greener and
cleaner city by 2030. In line with the global call to build a more sustainable
future, it sets bold targets in the next decade to address climate change.
The landscape industry plays a vital role in bringing Singapore closer to some of
the key targets of the Green Plan - in particular, to transform our country into a
City in Nature. As one of the five pillars of the Green Plan, we aim to plant 1 million
more trees by 2030 and add 1,000ha of green spaces by 2035. To achieve this, we
need landscape companies to design, build and eventually maintain these trees
and green spaces.
I am glad that the Landscape Industry Association (Singapore) (LIAS) has been
actively involved in the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce (SCCCI)
Trade Association Committee (TACOM) and is also an important stakeholder
in the Landscape Sector Transformation Plan. LIAS’ role a representative of
landscape businesses in Singapore is significant as it works hand-in-hand with
government agencies and other trade associations to discuss shared challenges
and opportunities.
Having had the opportunity to interact with LIAS members on many occasions
I am impressed that LIAS is a forward-looking industry association
that is always creating new initiatives to uplift the landscape
industry and professionals. Our local landscape companies have also done
Singapore proud by building and maintaining world- class gardens and parks.
With the strong domain knowledge behind our beautiful landscapes, I encourage
Singapore landscape companies to bring their skills and expertise to tropical
gardens abroad As cities around the world search for nature-based solutions to
mitigate climate change, Singapore companies venturing overseas are well-
positioned to seize these opportunities.
Finally, my congratulations to this year’s award winners who
represent the very best of the landscape industry. As role models
for the landscape industrwy, you set the benchmark for top notch
landscape projects. I want to say a big thank you to all members of
LIAS for contributing your time and efforts in transforming
Singapore, into a ‘City in Nature’. You are shaping and nurturing
a greener and more sustainable city for generations ahead. I wish
LIAS every success and a flourishing future!
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Mr Goh Eng Lam
President
Landscape Industry
Association (Singapore) (LIAS)
Today marks the 9th edition of the LIAS Awards of Excellence. Over the past decade,
we saw changes in the region, growth in Singapore and the push in moving towards
a greener and more sustainable world. But one thing that has remained a
consistent upward movement is the quality and standards of our
industry. This is why we would like to recognise the excellence and talent with
these awards. My heartiest congratulations to all the 2021 winners and all those
who have participated for being testaments to the industry’s commitment.
As an Association, we have so much to celebrate together. We crossed many
milestones, implemented our plans and saw them through. Yet, there are much
more we need to do.
In 2019, LIAS announced our 10-year ‘Landscape Sector Transformation Plan’
(LSTP). This transformation has kicked off and we continue to build block by
block. The global pandemic is not only a huge reminder to us, but also a true
test of our capabilities. We recognise that our workforce is heavily dependent on
migrant workers; there is an urgent need to build a strong local workforce. Only
with skilled talents at our core, our sector will stand resilient.
We continue to work on the younger talents, aligned to the SG core development.
In partnership with the Institute of Technical Education (ITE) and National Parks
Board (NParks), together we helped to form a new curriculum for the Work-Study
Diploma in Arboriculture and Horticulture. It is a two and a half years of actual
work experience through mentorship and classroom training.
On top of this, LIAS has launched our very own Professional Membership category
which includes - Certified Arborist, Certified Playground Safety Inspector and
Certified Practising Horticulturist. This new membership group aims to bring
individual professionals together to exchange best practise and create collaborative
networks. Our aim is to merge both the corporate and professional businesses to
convene on a common platform where we can address long-term skills, quality,
best practices and ultimately, standards of excellency unique to us.
To ensure we have an actionable plan driving the SG core workforce, LIAS managed
to clinch our first Local Enterprise Association Development funding from
Enterprise Singapore in April 2022. This is to develop an industry-led outcome-
based contracting framework so that both service buyers and providers can strive
for desired outcomes and service quality instead of fighting for headcounts.
We hope to shape a skilled professional workforce and adopt innovative digital
workflows to improve our productivity overall.
The Singapore Green Plan 2030 is a strong roadmap for us and our guiding light.
It is a whole-of-nation effort and our Association is a key contributor. We thank
all our members and partners for their support and we look forward to working
even closer on our nation’s sustainable agenda in making Singapore a bright green
spark for the world.
 Assoc. Prof. Dr Muhammad
Faishal Ibrahim
Guest of Honour
Minister of State
Ministry of Home Affairs
Ministry of National Development
The Landscape Industry Association (Singapore) (LIAS) is a long-time partner
of the National Parks Board (NParks), lending support to our national greening
efforts, such as in the recent Singapore Garden Festival which was held from 30
July 2022 to 9 August 2022. LIAS’ close collaboration had enabled the international
designers to display their design prowess, and helped the community gardens
showcase their green fingers and clinch awards at the Singapore Gardeners’ Cup.
LIAS and its members also collaborated closely with the Institutes of Higher
Learning for the Landscape Design Challenge.
The biennial LIAS Awards of Excellence aims to set benchmarks on the work
expected of landscape practitioners in Singapore, showcasing outstanding
projects by landscape companies, designers and other related practitioners in both
interior and exterior landscapes. The 2021 submissions for the Awards
demonstrate the continued excellence of the landscape industry,
and showcase the high quality of the work from our landscape
practitioners, all of whom play a key role in transforming Singapore
into a City in Nature.
Congratulations to all the award winners and kudos to the industry professionals
for their hard work and dedication! I hope more industry professionals are
encouraged to participate in these awards and be ambassadors for our
landscape sector.
Thank you LIAS for your continuous efforts in raising the landscape design
standards for the sector and training the next generation of skilled personnel
for the industry. I look forward to continued support and partnership in the
years ahead!
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Mr Kenneth Er
Chief Executive Officer
National Parks Board
My warmest congratulations to the Landscape Industry Association (Singapore)
(LIAS) for hosting the 2021’s Awards of Excellence. Every year, we not only see
more submissions, but also submissions of a higher standard of quality. This 9th
edition of the award is no different, with over 100 submissions. This is despite the
challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 and 2021.
The pandemic has highlighted the important role that the landscape industry
has played and continues to play in greening our island. Singapore is widely
recognised as one of the world’s greenest cities – a lush green oasis with its
many parks, gardens and nature reserves and a comprehensive network of verdant
streetscapes and park connectors. The benefits of such easy access to nature on
people’s physical and mental well-being cannot be understated. Both anecdotal
observations and research have shown that during the COVID-19 pandemic, where
there were both restrictions on movements within the country as well as overseas,
many people took to visiting our green spaces to get a respite from everyday
stresses.
What many Singaporeans may not have realised is the amount of planning and
hard work that is put into growing and maintaining this lush greenery, particularly
by our landscape practitioners, who work tirelessly behind the scenes to achieve
this City in Nature. It is heartening to see that the pandemic did not put a stop
to these efforts. Instead, the association has taken it in stride and found ways to
harness technology and adapt to challenging circumstances. The judging for the
2021 awards, for instance, was conducted for the first time online, and is evidence
of LIAS’ commitment to maintaining the green standards for our City in Nature
even amid a pandemic.
In anticipation that some of the future jobs in the landscape industry will be
technologically intensive, LIAS has displayed foresight by initiating the Specialist
Track under the sector’s Progressive Wage Model Career Ladder, which has been
endorsed by the Tripartite Cluster for Landscape Industry in January 2021.
To adequately prepare the next generation of landscape professionals, the
association has advised the Institute of Technical Education on their curriculum
development for the Work-Study Diploma in Arboriculture and Horticulture.
We are confident that LIAS and the landscape industry – a vital
cog in the co-management of our island’s greenery – will continue
to push forward and raise the industry’s capabilities and skills.
We also look forward to deepening our partnership with LIAS, a partnership
that has always been on a forward thrust basis, especially since embarking on
NParks’ digitalisation launch at the Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park a year ago. Together,
we can nurture a strong and thriving industry, so that Singapore can be further
transformed into a greener, more liveable and more sustainable City in Nature for
many generations to come.
 Mr Zainal Sapari
Assistant Secretary-General
National Trades Union Congress
Chairman
Tripartite Cluster for Landscape Industry
My heartiest congratulations to the winners of the LIAS Awards of Excellence
2021! Your outstanding projects will serve as the industry benchmark for others
to follow, in the pursuit of excellence in biophilic urbanism.
The landscape sector has begun its sector-wide makeover with the Landscape
Sector Transformation Plan (LSTP). To complement this endeavour, the Labour
Movement welcomes all landscape companies to partner with NTUC to set up a
Company Training Committee (CTC) to scale workforce transformation, and to
also tap on the $70 million that is available with our NTUC CTC grant. This would
encompass relevant training needed for landscape maintenance workers to bring
about workforce transformation in tandem with firm-level transformation.
NTUC, together with our tripartite partners in the Tripartite Cluster
for Landscape (TCL) Industry has also been pushing for better
wages and work prospects for landscape maintenance workers.
Notably, there were wage enhancements in the Progressive Wage Model for
landscape sector from 2023 to 2028 and the inclusion of a Specialist track to
recognise the number of growing professionals in the sector, and to attract new
and younger entrants to the industry.
We will continue to work together with tripartite partners, including LIAS, to
advance the interest of landscape maintenance workers to create better wages,
welfare and work prospects, which will in turn translate to better workforce, better
productivity and better business outcomes for landscape firms. Every worker
matters.
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Dr Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan
President
Singapore Institute of
Landscape Architects (SILA)
On behalf of the council and members of the Singapore Institute of Landscape
Architects (SILA), my heartiest congratulations to the Landscape Industry
Association (Singapore) (LIAS) for another successful edition of the LIAS Awards
of Excellence 2021. Congratulations to all the award winners who have pushed the
bar even higher and set new standards of excellence for the landscape design and
build, implementation and landscape maintenance for the built environment sector
in Singapore.
As we accelerate our journey to transform the identity of Singapore from a little
red dot to a big green dot with its ‘City in Nature’ narrative, the next shift is toward
strengthening landscape architecture practices to embrace the urban ecosystems
approach and systems thinking. The transition to creating urban landscapes
that conserve and enhance both the natural and built environment processes
within the same spatial templates requires embracing new knowledge, skills and
methodologies in the way we design our urban spaces.
SILA and LIAS anchor two distinct ends of the landscape sector
value chain and the strong collaborative space we have built over
the years has set us a great platform to advance together in this
enriching journey of new challenges and opportunities. We look
forward to continuing this valuable partnership of trust and collaboration over
the coming years and channelling our efforts together in redefining Singapore as
a regenerative city in nature!
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 ABOUT
LIAS
LIAS was incorporated in May 2001 and its mission is to develop
and promote professionalism and quality in landscape products
and services to fulfil Singapore’s vision of being a City in Nature.

LIAS provides a forum for members to foster better networking,

encourage industry discussions and maximise trade opportunities.
The Association disseminates updates on industry information,
organises trade programmes and promotions as well as activities
relating to landscaping. Members stand to enjoy discounts and
privileges on programmes and activities organised by LIAS.

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About LIAS LIAS Council Members 2021 - 2023
OUR OBJECTIVES
• To enhance the professionalism and capabilities of CORPORATE MEMBERSHIP
members by promoting commerce and trade, and to set Open only to companies in Singapore that are
the standard for excellence in landscaping. registered with the ACRA and/or whose business
• To promote public awareness of environmental and activity falls within the following businesses:
industry concerns. • Landscape Contractors
• To foster closer relationship amongst members, and • Landscape Designers
facilitate valuable network with the various government • Growers
departments, trade organisations and associations, both • Retail/Wholesale Nurseries
locally and internationally. • Hardscape Specialist
• Irrigation
• To provide a forum for identifying and addressing • Turf (Growers and Specialists)
the industry’s concerns and opportunities, as well as • Water Features
advance and protect the interest of the members. • Arborists/Tree Maintenance
• Playground Operators/Companies
• To improve the standards of service and to promote
upgrading of management and technical skills and
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP
knowledge of persons engaged in landscaping services
via the following media: education, training, research Open to any local or foreign organizations whose
study, talks, dialogues, discussions, workshops, business falls under the following defined sectors:
exhibitions, business development mission, and the
promoting of literatures and materials conducive to • Pest Control
attainment to these objects. • Cleaning
• Water Proofing
• To promote the beautification and enhancement of our • Suppliers - Fertilizer, Equipment, Hardscape &
community. Softscape Materials
President Council Members Mr Mohammed Nazurudeen
• Foreign Landscape Companies
Mr Goh Eng Lam Ms Joeann Chua bin Mohamed Salim
WHY JOIN LIAS? BNL Services Pte Ltd Hua Hng Trading Co Pte Ltd A4 Landscape & Design Pte Ltd
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
By joining LIAS, you become part of the community
Professional Membership is open to the following First Vice President Mr Toh Zhi Jian Mr Khoo Boon Hock Andrew
serving the needs and interests of landscaping companies
landscape professionals: Mr Jeverss Choo Kim Bock Contractor Private Limited ATS Landscaping & Construction Pte Ltd
in Singapore. Your participation as a member is essential
Mao Sheng Quanji Construction Pte Ltd
in advancing the common interests of landscape 1. Certified Arborist (CA) Mr Boo Ghim Yew Mr Etzel Seah
professionals and facilitate a more vibrant environment 2. Certified Practising Horticulturist (CPH) Second Vice President Arbsolutions Asia Pte Ltd IT Meng Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd
for the local landscaping industry. 3. Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Mr Patrick Lee
CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd Mr Goh Mia Chun Honorary Auditor
HONORARY MEMBERSHIP Mr Jason Peh
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS CSK Landscape Services (S) Pte Ltd
Honorary Membership shall be conferred by LIAS Honorary Secretary Parklab Pte Ltd
• Receive the latest news, happenings, and developments Ms Jacqueline Allan Mr Martin Toh
to other associations or individuals in or related
of the industy Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd Elmich Pte Ltd Mr Kingston Cheong
to the landscaping industry.
• Participate in seminars, workshops, talks, dialogue and Water + Plants Lab Pte Ltd
discussion sessions Honorary Treasurer Ms Faatimah Haleemah
Mr Raymund Ooi Universal Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd Vice President (CPSI) Subcomm
• Forge and build new relationships with network of Limelite Productions Pte Ltd Ms Wong Ruen Qing
business associates, partners and peers Mr Ben Tan Boon Tat
Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd Vice President (CA) Subcomm
• Explore and identify potential business collaborations,
Mr Aloysius Chong
opportunities and partnerships
• Discounts on CUGE training courses, seminars and
workshops
• Reach out to potential clients through our online
LIAS Awards of Excellence 2021 Sub-Committee
members’ directory and LIAS Awards Magazine
• Advertise your products and services in our websites &
newsletters
• Seek workers through job placement exercises and Mr Jeverss Choo
internships programmes Mao Sheng Quanji Construction Pte Ltd

• And many more! Mr Andy Eng

Nyee Phoe Flower Garden Pte Ltd

MEMBERSHIP FEE
Mr Darren Choo
Chen Wa Landscape Pte Ltd
Membership
Joining Fee Annual Fee
Category Ms Joeann Chua
Hua Hng Trading Co Pte Ltd
Corporate
$300.00 $400.00
Membership Mr Jordan Yee
Precision Company Pte Ltd
Associate
$100.00 $200.00 Ms Sherlyn Ong
Membership
Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd
Professional
$50.00 $50.00 Mr Toh Zhi Jian
Membership
Kim Bock Contractor Pte Ltd

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LIAS Awards of Excellence 2021
This is the 9 th edition of LIAS Awards of Excellence. As Singapore transforms from a ‘City in a Garden’ to a ‘City in PARTICIPATION FEES • Hardscape
Nature’, there will be even more landscaping projects. The level of landscaping will be more complex and challenging Unique features, Suitability & relevance, Workmanship & quality of finishing,

to address urban issues like livability, sustainability and general wellness provided by green spaces. This Awards Non-refundable fees will be charged for each entry Material selection/ Lighting effects, Barrier free accessibility e.g. ramp,
covered drain
aims to recognise outstanding projects, raise professionalism and set benchmarks of quality and excellence for the submitted. Candidates may submit as many entries as
they wish in each or different categories. The fee scales • Ease of maintenance and sustainability
landscape industry. Over the years, the LIAS Awards of Excellence has built up its reputation and seen as the Oscars
for the landscape industry. We look forward to your participation. More details of the submission will be released are as follows:
4 PLAYGROUND CATEGORY
soon. For more information, please email: awards@lias.org.sg • Overall impression of the project
Registration Fee for each Project Entry Submitted Impact, Originality, Scale
LIAS Members : S$280 • Overall layout
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA Non- Members : S$480 Creativity, Spatial awareness, Harmony of design to the surrounding landscape
**First time participant entitles a one-time $50 discount. • Attention to safety standards of play equipment
LIAS Awards of Excellence 2021 is open to all landscape designers, practitioners, contractors and owners in the and surfacing
landscaping and horticultural industry. Bank Transfer • Overall finish quality and workmanship
You may also transfer your payment to UOB Account : • Quality of maintenance and upkeep
CATEGORIES OF AWARDS 975-341-517-0 • Accessibility to users of all abilities
Please indicate your company name when making
There are 7 categories for the awards. Each project must be designated for one of the following categories with the
payment and send us a payment reference via email. 6 GREEN WALL CATEGORY
appropriate sub-group indicated (if any).
‘Green Walls’ are part of a building envelope system,
Cheques comprising pre-vegetated or planted onsite panels
1 IMPLEMENTATION PROJECT 4 PLAYGROUND Cheque should made payable to “Landscape Industry
(Project must be completed between April 2019 to September 2021) (Project must be completed between April 2019 to September 2021) containing plants, growing medium or liquid nutrient
a. Applies to all playgrounds, including Aquatic Association (Singapore)”. installed in or on a frame,
a. Residential (MCST, Strata, Condominium or Private Property)
Playground All entries and cheques are to be delivered to the secured to a structural wall or it can be free standing.
b. Non-Residential (Commercial, Industrial or Institutional)
following address: ‘Green Facade’ such as training structure that supports
c. Public and Urban Spaces (Public, Industrial Parks, Public Open
Spaces, Town Council, Streetscape or Nature Reserve) 6 GREEN WALL – DESIGN & BUILD vines or climbing plants growing upward from the
(Project must be completed between April 2019 to September 2021) Landscape Industry Association (Singapore)
ground away from the building, is not eligible for the
2 MAINTENANCE PROJECT a. 100m 2 and below Secretariat c/o 9 Jurong Town Hall Road, #04-02
competition.
(Project, including DLP period, must be completed before March 2021 and currently b. 101m 2 – 300m 2 Singapore 609431
maintained for at least 6 months by September 2021) • Overall design and impression
c. 301m 2 and above Tel : (65) 6430 8330 How the design blends with the surrounding structure/wall/building, Attention to
a. Residential (Condominium) Fax : (65) 6336 9512 detail, Innovative and creative methods of installation, Allowance for different
b. Non-Residential (Commercial or Industrial) 7 OVERSEAS PROJECT (Photo slideshow/Video Presentation) Email : awards@lias.org.sg light setting
c. Public and Urban Spaces (Public & Industrial Parks, Public Open a. Design and Build • Plant selection
Spaces, Town Council, Streetscape, Nature Reserves b. Green Wall Choice of plants and medium, Cost effectiveness, Plant species diversity &
CLOSING DATE
d. Residential (Private) Minimum 3 visible features which matches the judging criteria to be eligible contribution to faunal biodiversity, Sustainability of plants, Environmental
i. Roof Top Garden iv. Semi-detached for submission. sustainability
The entry forms and entry fees, as well as all required
ii. Balcony Garden v. Terrace & Corner Terrace • Maintenance
iii. Bungalow & Town House vi. Specialty Garden 8 OPEN CATEGORY documents must reach the Secretariat office by Friday, Ease of access and safety consideration, Standards of maintenance, Replacement &
(For Developer/Owner. Project must be completed between April 2019 to September 31 December 2021. No fees will be refunded for serviceability of panels, plants and irrigation system
*Gold-winning project in the Maintenance category of LIAS Awards 2019 will be 2021)
eligible if it’s currently maintained by a different landscape company for A PERIOD incomplete or late entries • Environmental Sustainability & Benefits
OF 6 MONTHS OR MORE BEFORE SEPTEMBER 2021. a. Condominium Obvious cooling, Sound, Dust abatement, Are there any other ecological
b. Private property contributions
JUDGING CRITERIA
3 DESIGN AND BUILD c. Commercial (Industrial, Institutional, Recreation or Hospitality)
(Project must be completed between April 2019 to September 2021) 1 IMPLEMENTATION CATEGORY 7/8 OVERSEAS & OPEN CATEGORY
a. Non-Residential (Commercial, Industrial or Institutional) • Overall finished appearance of the project • Overall appearance/design of the project
b. Residential (Private) • Level of difficulty in implementation • Degree of difficulty/challenges to maintenance
i. Roof Top Garden iv. Semi-Detached
ii. Balcony Garden v. Terrace/Corner Terrace • Quality of plant materials • Originality or uniqueness of project
iii. Bungalow/ Town House vi. Specialty Garden • Craftsmanship & quality of finish • Sustainability of plants choices/Selection of materials
• Standards of maintenance • Environmental sustainability/impact
• Installation techniques
The Committee reserves the rights to make amendments/Cancellations of any category due to lack of participants • Execution of construction details
or any unforeseen circumstances. • Plant selection e.g. species diversity, contribution JUDGING
to faunal biodiversity, sustainability of plants, use of Stage 1, Shortlisting – A panel of 3 or more judges will
Only live plants can be used in the projects submitted under the respective categories shall be considered for native plant species score each entry based on the descriptive information
judging. Dried or artificial plants used in these projects shall be excluded from judging. • Conservation efforts & environmental sustainability and PowerPoint presentations submitted. Entries must
score a minimum of 75% to be shortlisted for stage 2
2 MAINTENANCE CATEGORY judging.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS & FORMAT • Overall appearance of the project Stage 2, On-site Judging – This is an on-site evaluation
• Cleanliness of landscape by a panel of 3 or more judges. Participants must ensure
a. Registration and submission will be via online portal: https://judgify.me/liasawards • Standards of maintenance the availability of site access for on-site judging. Any
Participants are required to fill in the submission details via the online portal. • Condition of plant materials / plant beds entries not available for on-site judging on the date
• Arboriculture practices & standard stated will be disqualified. However due to the current
b. Use “LIAS Awards 2021 Submission Template.pptx” for project presentation detailing the project together with
• Degree of difficulty / challenges to maintain Covid-19 situation, on-site judging may be replaced
photos (Max 15 images), plans or drawing with description elaboration pertaining to the judging criteria’s
• General condition of lawn areas with video ((live or pre-recorded) as decided by the e
therein. The final PowerPoint file shall not exceed 50MB.
• Plant species diversity & contribution to faunal Organiser depends on the Safe Management Measures at
c. Upon submission of registration form, a unique registration code reference per entry submission will be issued to biodiversity that point in time.
the participating companies. • Sustainability of plants A qualified panel of judges will be selected from
• Environmental sustainability individuals and professionals involved in or related to
d. All pictures, plans drawing, and photos used in the PowerPoint shall also be submitted separately and should be the field of landscape, design, architecture, horticulture,
at least 300 dpi resolution and not exceeding 5MB per picture/file. 3 DESIGN AND BUILD CATEGORY floriculture and environment & property / facility
e. No logo or company name shall appear in any of the PowerPoint submissions. Name of companies or organization • Achieving design objectives/brief management. Participants will be informed by mail of the
shall only be indicated in the registration forMs Please specify the category that the entry is submitted for in the • Overall impression of the project judges’ decision.
Impact, Originality / Uniqueness, Scale
presentations and registration forMs
• Overall design RECOGNITION OF AWARDS
Creativity, Effective use of space, Unity and Harmony of design with surroundings
f. Entries may be submitted by any LIAS member or non-member on different submission fee scales. Members may There will be an award ceremony to commemorate
not submit projects on behalf of other non-member organization to enjoy members’ entry fee scales. • Overall finish quality and showcase winning entries at the LIAS Awards of
• Plant selection Excellence Gala Dinner. The evening comprises a dinner
g. All submission, including all images/photographs, will remain the property of LIAS and will not be returned to Suitability & relevance, Quality, Effective use of colour & texture, Plant association,
Plant species diversity & contribution to faunal biodiversity, Sustainability of plants and an exhibition featuring the works of winning entries.
participants. LIAS reserves the right to use any or all contents of entries submitted for its collaterals, / Use native plants species, Conservation efforts & environmental sustainability.
publications or promotional materials without putting LIAS under any obligation whatsoever.

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OF
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 Damian Tang is the past President of Singapore Institute of
Landscape Architects (SILA) and International Federation of
Landscape Architects (IFLA) Asia Pacific region (APR). He is
currently appointed as the Chairman for IFLA APR Advisory
Board and serving as the Chair for Finance and Business Planning
Committee in the region.
Damian was responsible for the design and master planning
of parks and public greenery in Singapore and was previously
the Senior Director of Design at National Parks Board; and he
sits in various inter-agencies design panel. In recognition of his
outstanding public service and greening efforts over the years,
Mr Damian Tang he was awarded The Public Administration Medal (Silver) at the
investiture of the 2020 National Day Awards.
It is a privilege to be invited as the Chief Judge for the second time
Chief Judge
at the LIAS Awards of Excellence. As Singapore moves towards
Past President of IFLA the ‘City in Nature’ vision, higher expectations and standards
Asia Pacific Region must be set by the industry year on year in order to maintain
Singapore in the leading position of a biophilic city in nature.
It has been more than two years since the start of the pandemic
and the new norm should have us reflect on the growth of
our landscape industry and the trajectory ahead. With global
stagnation pressures, increased geopolitical contestations and
tensions, rising temperature and climate change, pandemic and
labour crunch, landscape industry is at the brunt of these impacts
and economic effect one way or another. Therefore it is crucial
for the landscape consultants, implementing partners and the
contractors to innovate and future-proof themselves. And do it
collectively as an industry.
Internationalisation has been a key catalyst to expand
business portfolio, outreach and in some cases,
diversify risks. However, the key to internationalisation lies
in the capability of a company to readily export knowledge,
innovations and unique skillsets that other local competitors may
not have. In order for the landscape companies do so, it is important
to value-add in local projects; going beyond the brief, possibly
innovate and execute with quality measures. Such practices may
not be a norm or culture for many, but with perseverance and
the right mindset, I am confident that behaviour would begin to
shape the company culture and improve performance down the
line. In fact, I am heartened to see some of the projects that
reflected just that.
As the landscape industry continues the mission of greening and
providing sustainable management of our green assets, we need to
equip ourselves with the right skillsets through training; and arm
ourselves with compatible toolsets through innovation. Singapore
is progressively building resilience into the urban infrastructure
and our social compact. Therefore it is important to know what
it takes for a landscape company to achieve performance and
resilience in greening of different aspects.
Our landscape industry has weathered through the storms of
difficult times. I am confident that LIAS, together with their
members would be able to emerge stronger through the different
phases of challenges. In closing, I would like to congratulate all
the awards recipients and their partners for the achievements
attained. And I thank you for your continuous efforts in keeping
Singapore green and sustainable.
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Mr Stephen Caffyn
Director / Principal
Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design
Pte Ltd
Ms Chris Chia Wan Ye
Accredited Landscape Architect
Senior Lecturer
Landscape Design & Horticulture
School of Life Sciences &
Chemical Technology
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Dr Thereis Choo
Coordinating Director
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Stephen Caffyn has over 30 years experience working as a
Landscape Architect in private practice in the UK, Hong Kong, and
Singapore. Stephen Caffyn is the Director / Principal Landscape
Architect of Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design Pte Ltd, a Singapore
registered consultancy specialising in landscape design, urban
design, landscape master planning, and environmental projects.
Projects undertaken range from Parks and nature reserves, resort
hotels to major infrastructure projects, masterplanning, and
garden design.
Stephen was a long-term Council member of SILA (Singapore
Institute of Landscape Architects) and is now a member of
the Councils advisory committee. He has also been a part time
lecturer for Lincoln University’s (NZ) Landscape Architecture
BA (Hons) Degree Course, Public Utility Boards ABC Water’s
Professional Certification programme, and external examiner for
several Landscape related courses in local Institutions. Notable
Projects include Kranji Marshes, the Learning Forest at SBG, and
the Round Island Route Coastal Adventure.
Chris graduated with First-class honours in Landscape Architecture
from Lincoln University, New Zealand. As co-partner of Earth
Visions, she brings to her team, 25 years of local and international
experience in landscape planning and landscape design.
More than 8 years of her work experience were dedicated to Doha,
China, India and Vietnam. Chris has delivered a diverse range of
projects including mixed-use residential, commercial, hotels and
resorts, recreation and park infrastructure. She has expertise in
operating as a liaison for clients, hardscape and softscape design,
project management and administration as well as detailing
and production. She is currently lecturing in the Department of
Landscape Design & Horticulture in the school of Life Sciences &
Chemical Technology of Ngee Ann Polytechnic.
Thereis is the Coordinating Director for Living Collections and
Facilities Management at the Singapore Botanic Gardens and
Centre Director for the Forest Discovery Centre. Her work
primarily focuses on the ground operations of the Singapore
Botanic Gardens, including the curation of the Gardens’ collections
of plants and landscapes to meet scientific, conservation and
educational objectives.
Over the years, she has also undertaken a variety of roles
within the National Parks Board, ranging from park and garden
management to biodiversity conversation and policy.
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Mr Gary Chua
Senior Director (Horticultural
Operations) & Director (Design &
Development)
Gardens by the Bay
Formerly a staff of National Parks Board managing streetscape
and parks such as East Coast Park and HortPark, and heading
the Horticulture Excellence and Standards department and Pasir
Panjang Nursery, Gary Chua joined the world-renowned Gardens
by the Bay, Singapore’s leading horticultural attraction, in 2011
and currently heads the Horticultural Operations (Conservatory
Operations and Gardens Operations) and Design and Development
departments.
Other than ensuring that the richly diverse outdoor gardens
including the Supertrees are sustainably maintained aesthetically
for all visitors to foster an appreciation of plants and the
environment, he oversees a team of horticulturists who manages
the plant collections of the iconic Flower Dome, Cloud Forest and
Floral Fantasy and implements signature seasonal and curated
floral displays in these conservatories to create unique plant-
centric experiences to surprise and delight visitors to the garden.
Mr Ryan Lee
Group Director
National Biodiversity Centre
National Parks Board
Ryan Lee is concurrently the Group Director of National
Biodiversity Centre, and Group Director of Fort Canning & Istana
at the National Parks Board.
He coordinates the implementation of Singapore’s Nature
Conservation Masterplan, which systematically consolidates and
strengthens biodiversity conservation efforts across Singapore
through (i) habitat conservation and enhancement, (ii) species
recovery, (iii) applied research and (iv) community outreach.
Ryan also oversees the management and operations of Fort
Canning Park and the gardens and open spaces within Istana
grounds.

Dr Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan
President
Singapore Institute of Landscape
Architects
Dr Srilalitha Gopalakrishnan is a landscape architect with over
15 years of professional experience and diverse projects across
Singapore, Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, and India. She has
worked with Tierra Design in Singapore for over 11 years on a
wide range of projects with many of her projects winning several
accolades. Under the guidance and supervision of Professor
Thomas Schroepfer at the Singapore University of Technology
and Design, she successfully completed her PhD focusing on
the performance of integrated landscape design in high-density
urban environments for resilient and sustainable urban design
solutions.
She is currently working as a Postdoc researcher and Project
Coordinator for Dense and Green Cities project at Future Cities
Lab Global, Singapore-ETH Centre. She is also the President
of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA), and
chairs SILA’s Leadership in Design Strategic Pillar to create and
promote the integration of urban environments and complex
natural systems through responsible, innovative, and resilient
designs.
Mr Derek Loei
Senior Landscape Architect
Housing & Development Board
Senior Landscape Architect Derek Loei is currently with the
Landscape & Design Department in Housing & Development
Board (Development & Procurement Group). His primary work
portfolio includes the coordination and design management (for
landscape architecture) of new public housing developments and
neighbourhood parks during the design stage. He also manages
the on-site reviews and refinements for selected developments
during the construction and post construction stages.
As part of design management, he plans and reviews the feasibility
of providing good quality thematic playgrounds for new Housing
& Development Board developments, and facilitates the execution
of the thematic playgrounds from concept design to construction
to completion.

Ms Grace Lee
Director
Environmental Management
Sentosa Development Corporation
As Director, Environmental Management, Grace oversees the
areas of landscape (Horticultural management, Aboricultural
Management and Landscape Design/projects), Environmental
Control (Cleaning Services, Pest Control Waste Management
etc.), Recreational Nodes (node management and wildlife
management), EM Office (Biodiversity and conservation, Content
Curation & Outreach) on Sentosa.
She is involved actively in various sustainability projects on the
island related to Ecology & Environment, Cultural and Heritage
etc. Projects implemented include Sentosa Flowers, Palawan
Green, Greening of Express columns, Sentosa Heritage Trail,
biodiversity surveys etc.
Ms Kan Siew Mun
Deputy Director
Senior Lecturer
Landscape Design & Horticulture
School of Life Sciences &
Chemical Technology
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Siew Mun is the Deputy Director and a Senior Lecturer of the
Diploma in Landscape Design & Horticulture, School of Life
Sciences & Chemical Technology, Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Trained
as a botanist, Siew Mun enjoys sharing her plant knowledge with
the next generation of landscape professionals and horticulturists.
She was a Section Head with the National Parks Board, overseeing
greenery and event management before joining the teaching
profession.
With more than 24 years contributing to the landscape industry,
her diverse experience includes teaching and training facilitation,
park management, public outreach, stakeholder engagement
and consultation on greenery matters. She holds a Bachelor of
Science (Honours) Degree in Botany from the National University
of Singapore, and a Master of Arts from the University of South
Australia. She is also a certified Green Mark for Parks assessor,
and a certified trainer and assessor for WSQ courses.

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Mr Khaja Nazimuddeen
General Manager
Horticulture
Changi Airport Group
Mr Sonny Saculo
Lecturer
School of Architecture &
The Built Environment
Singapore Polytechnic
Mr Ronnie Tan
Immediate Past President
Singapore Institute of Landscape
Architects
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Khaja is currently the Head of Horticulture at Changi Airport. He
was with National Parks Board before moving to Changi Airport in
2006. He oversees a team of 12 horticulturists managing both the
indoor, nursery and outdoor landscapes and gardens at Changi
Airport. Some of his works at the Airport include the Terminal
3 Butterfly Garden, Terminal 4 landscape installations and very
recently the almost 200 000 square meters of indoor landscapes at
Jewel Changi Airport. His responsibilities include the formulation
of landscape and greenery policies and establishing guidelines
for airport landscapes both indoor and outdoor. He is responsible
for setting guidelines to designers, contractors and engineers
working at Airport for landscape constructions. Khaja is also a
Certified Practicing Horticulturist and ISA certified Arborist.
He graduated with a Degree in Environmental Sciences from
United Kingdom and holds a Diploma in Horticulture (Merit) from
the Royal Horticultural Society, and a Diploma in Endangered
Species Management from the University of Kent, Jersey wildlife
Preservation Trust. Khaja is also an avid birdwatcher and budding
naturalist.
Sonny graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from
Manila Philippines in 1988 and since then got his license from the
Board of Landscape Architecture in 1992.
Sonny Saculo has 16 years of diversified experience bringing with
him various projects from residential, commercial, institutional,
condominium, hotels, resorts and recreational parks in Asia and
Europe before entering the academia in 2006.
Presently a lecturer of Landscape Architecture in School of
Architecture & The Built Environment at Singapore Polytechnic,
Mr Saculo shares his experiences and landscape practice to future
Lanscape Designers.
Ronnie Tan is the Immediate Past President of the Singapore
Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA). Ronnie is an accredited
Landscape Architect and has recently taken on the role of Director
of Landscape at WATG, one of the world’s leading multidisciplinary
design firms specializing in hospitality, entertainment and gaming,
urban and mixed-use, and high-end residential design.
Prior to joining WATG, Ronnie taught at the School of Design,
Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore, where he led transdisciplinary
studios in architecture, landscape architecture and urban design,
with a focus on sustainability and biodiversity enhancement
design within the highly urbanized city context.
Ronnie holds a MArch Urban Design (UD) with Merit from The
Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London (UCL)
and a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Degree (Hons) from
Lincoln University, New Zealand. He has particular research and
interests in autonomous urbanism, parametric design application
for landscape architecture and sustainable urban development.
Ms Christina Teh
Assistant Vice President
Horticulture from Mandai Wildlife
Reserves
Ms Toh Sok Na
Senior Lecturer
School of Architecture &
The Built Environment
Singapore Polytechnic
Dr Wilson Wong
Deputy Director of Operations
Jurong Lake Gardens
Christina Teh started working in horticulture and landscape
industry since 1999. She has been working with Mandai Wildlife
Reserves under Horticulture Department since 2008.
She takes care of greenery in the parks by creating and maintaining
a delightful environment for guest and fauna. As an ISA Certified
Arborist (2012) and a Certified Practising Horticulturist (2015),
she also partially involves in the review of Mandai Project
Development, namely Bird Paradise, West Node, Rainforest North
and South, East Node Indoor Attraction, Mandai Resort and
Boardwalk, together with the project team and consultants to
ensure the site wide landscape design, plants palette, irrigation
system, etc. are practical and sustainable in line with the DESIGN
INTENT, Environmental Monitoring and Management Plan (EMMP)
and authorities’ requirement.
Sok Na is a Senior Lecturer for the School of Architecture & The
Built Environment (ABE) teaching the full-time students of Diploma
in Landscape Architecture (DLA) course, and curates their Final
Year Project. Prior to teaching, she has professional training from
Lincoln University (Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, First
Class Honours), the National University of Singapore (Master
of Arts-Urban Design) with relevant working experiences in the
design industry.
Sok Na is an Accredited Landscape Architect registered with the
Singapore Institute of Landscape Architect (SILA), a qualified
ABC Waters Professionals (ABCWP), a Universal Design (UD)
Assessor and a Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI).
Dr Wilson Wong is currently a Deputy Director of Operations in
Jurong Lake Gardens division of the National Parks Board. He is
a specialist in edible horticulture and the resident columnist for
Straits Times Root Awakening gardening Q&A column.
Wilson is also an adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department
of Food Science and Technology at the National University of
Singapore where he teaches undergraduate students on post-
harvest food processing and supervises research projects. He is
also an educator who teaches topics related to gardening and
horticulture to both the public as well as the landscaping industry.
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Project name Project name
Alkaff Courtview & Alkaff Lakeview EDEN

Owner Owner
Housing & Development Board Celestial Fortune Pte Ltd

Architect Architect
MKPL Architects Pte Ltd RSP Architects Planers & Engineers
Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
ICN Design International Pte Ltd Design Architect
Heatherwick Studio
Main Contractor
Rich Construction Company Pte Ltd Landscape Architect/Designer
COEN Design International Pte Ltd

Main Contractor
Located in the central region of Unison Construction Pte Ltd
Singapore, Bidadari C1-C3 is envisioned as
an urban oasis set in a sky garden where
residents can appreciate greenery in an
elevated skyrise setting. The exquisitely
landscaped garden is home to 149 plant
species within an area of 41,010m 2 . The
overall landscape coverage comprised of
the Multi-storey carpark, Sky gardens and
ground & perimeter planting.

A total of 256,449 number of trees, palms,

shrubs and groundcover brings a breath
of life to the grey and rigid urban setting.

EDEN is a fusion of modern architecture and tropical landscape which

features exquisite façade and vertical landscape of bespoke hanging
gardens as the centrepiece of this opulent development. A prestigious
and iconic residential landmark development in District 10, EDEN has
redefined a high rise equatorial living experience through the integration
of nature into the living spaces.

Choreographed with tropical floral ensemble to create lush greenery

environment amidst metropolitan enclave, it offer residents their
own lush, private garden-in-the-sky and enjoying nature’s tranquility
through the views across the exquisite balcony gardens. EDEN, a new
level of living exclusively, in a concept of being a “garden in a city and
a home in a garden”.

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Project name Project name
Grandeur Park Residences Martin Modern

Owner Owner
CEL Development Pte Ltd GuocoLand Singapore

Architect Architect
ADDP Architects LLP ADDP Architects LLP

Landscape Architect/Designer Landscape Architect/Designer

Ecoplan Asia Pte Ltd ICN Design International

Main Contractor Main Contractor

CES Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd Lian Beng Construction (1988) Pte Ltd

Launched with much fanfare and to keen

public interests, Martin Modern was truly
the most coveted luxurious residential
development in the downtown property
market because it is so unique in its
focus on the landscapes to be designed
and dedicated for living. Residents
and guest alike will find the Eden-like
outdoors fully engaging an delightful with
15 enticing mini- gardens to explore and
enjoy.

Modelled like Botanical gardens, the

condominium boasts of more than 300
plants species in its collection, ranging
beyond indigenous forest trees, ferns,
bamboo to a wide variety of aquatic
plants to complement Singapore’s “City in
Nature” vision. The landscape installation
and maintenance would have appeared
highly challenging to the landscape
contractor but the rewards in its outcome
Known as an oasis in Tanah Merah, as a landmark landscape product in
Grandeur Park is designed to set itself Singapore, to be envied by others and
apart through emphasising on the extolled highly made all efforts worth its
element of health of the body, mind and cost.
soul. Revolving around the idea of grace
and splendour. Landscaped with Rhapis
excelsa and Neomarica longifolia, the
chess garden is laden with a picturesque
view that splashes a foundation of green
while stretching into the urban view of
neighbouring housing.

The estate is blanketed in the landscape of

up to 10,520m 2 with 50 different species
of plants. Amongst the 1,000 odd trees
and palms are Pogonatherum paniceum,
Heliconia psittacorum and Ficus lyrate
that shrouds the paths and walkways from
Singapore’s weather.

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Project name
Paya Lebar Quarter - Plot C
Owner
Lendlease
Architect
DP Architects Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Grant Associates
Main Contractor
Kim Seng Heng Engineering
Construction (Pte) Ltd
Residential & Mixed-use commercial
development enveloped and overflowing
with luscious greenery at all its’ corners.
Varying facilities such as swimming pool,
gym, children’s play area are aimed to
encourage social interactions and enable
residents to interact with nature in a
garden at buzzing city streets.
The landscape incorporated with tropical
plant species that attract fauna such
as birds and insects, adds vibrancy and
promotes a greater sense of personal
well-being for the residents who enjoys a
relaxing lifestyle. Entrance green wall and
hanging creepers at building side walls
are softening the building structures and
reducing the noise from busy street traffic
has created a private space for residents.
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Project name
Ang Mo Kio Court
Owner Ang Mo Kio Court is located at the corner of Ang Mo Kio Street 22 and
Housing & Development Board 23. The rooftop garden is mainly populated with plant species such
as Osmoxylum lineare that is not only suitable for urban environments
Architect but accentuates the communal grounds with an oriental flare. The
ADDP Architects LLP garden on the rooftop carpark is generously shaded by palm trees and
Garcinia subelliptica. Boasting a plant count of 37,717 trees and shrubs.
Landscape Architect/Designer The landscape formation emboldens the sky terrace in a green enclave,
Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd with a landscape of 11,801m 2 complimenting its hardscape, a clear hue
of saturated verdancy can be admired from a distance. The seamless
Main Contractor relationship between the landscaping and infrastructure takes the form
Welltech Construction Pte Ltd of a communal ground, playground and resting pavilions. A sky park
close to home.
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Project name
Le Quest
Owner Located at Bukit Batok West Ave 6. Le Quest is a mixed development
Qingjian Realty (BBC) Pte Ltd which blends both Residential and Commercial uses. It is an urban
development strategy to enhance our living environment by blending
Architect both the residential and commercial spaces. The apartment units of Le
ADDP Architects LLP Quest are located on top of a shopping mall.
Landscape Architect/Designer
Eco Plan Asia Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Qingjian International (South Pacific)
Group Development Co., Pte Ltd
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Project name Project name
Rivercove Residences The Garden Residences

Owner Set in the heart of Sengkang town, Rivercove Residences is a modern
Hoi Hup Sunway Sengkang Development condominium with 63,044m 2 to be built upon. Up to 628 households can
Pte Ltd expect features of thematic zones on a lush sprawling landscape area of
8,895.10m 2 . Palm trees implemented by the side of water features helps
Architect to accentuate a resort element to the hub of the residence. Residents
Consortium 168 Architects Pte Ltd are spoilt with the thoughtful planting of palm trees within the pool.
Providing a pool-side shelter that is themed and natural. Creatively
Landscape Architect/Designer designed in a north-south orientation in alignment to the nearby and
Tinderbox Pte Ltd scenic Punggol Reservoir. An authentic and tranquil element is added
to the resident’s riverfront living.
Main Contractor
Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd
Owner
Garden Development Pte Ltd
Architect
ADDP Architects LLP
Landscape Architect/Designer
COEN Design International Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd
Garden Residences overlooks one of Singapore’s most well-known and
well-loved neighborhoods: Serangoon Gardens. Offering an experiential
recluse based upon these principles, the estate builds an ambience of a
fey as you are greeted by a larger-than-life replica of a Morpho Menelaus
that emanates a telling of what’s to come. To provide a balance of
nature and wellness, 130 plant species, sculpted landscaping and water
features are carefully chosen in an environment where families can bond
and relax together. Aligning with the concept of relaxation, a notable
landscape highlight are the weeping tea trees, Leptospermum madidum.

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Project name Project name
Seaside Residences The Tapestry

Owner Seaside Residences, as the name suggests, provides an uninhibited Owner The Tapestry is a Condominium Housing Development located at
East Vue Pte Ltd altitude over the iconic East Coast park. Popular for its tropical Bellevue Properties Pte Ltd (CDL) Tampines St 86. Complete with a 50m lap pool, 100m infinity pool,
sea design, the core architectural direction took advantage of the Hydrotherapy pool, Club house, Sunken Tennis Court and a Community
Architect neighbouring coast to create a resort-like experience while being Architect Garden. The lush landscape hugs the architecture with precision and
ADDP Architects LLP accessible to nearby malls, medical centers and educational institution. ADDP Architects LLP cleanliness yet still maintaining the textural look that nature has to
As the estate’s name suggests, liberal implementation of palms serve as offer. Truly an astounding development which draws inspiration from
Landscape Architect/Designer the core and thematic plant to complete a tropical landscape theme. A Landscape Architect/Designer the richness of life and nature. Crafted to perfection, every inch of The
Tinderbox Pte Ltd holiday at home, the outlook implements two contrasting perspectives Tinderbox Pte Ltd Tapestry is a work of art.
that merges an oriental themed garden and its resort-themed landscape.
Main Contractor Covering 8,900m 2 are over a thousand plants planted with 20 variations Main Contractor
Keong Hong Construction Pte Ltd of tree and palms accompanied by 48 species of shrubs and groundcover Woh Hup Pte Ltd
all around the residences.

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Pte Ltd Project name
Harbor View Gardens
Project name
Uptown @ Farrer
With a strategic location at the city fringe, community courtyard Owner Harbour View Gardens is a beautifully designed and a unique
and garden accented with greenery transform Uptown@Farrer into a RH Developments Pte Ltd development located in 221 Pasir Panjang Road, District 5 Singapore.
Owner
Perumal Development Pte Ltd city oasis. Variations of foliage color and texture turn this landscape
space into a vibrant area. Shrubs at different heights are planted to Architect
break the monotony. The rooftop garden is given a naturalistic form JGP Architecture
Architect
Metaphor Design + Architecture Pte Ltd with meandering planting edges. Spacious artificial grass lawn forms
an excellent outdoor space and it enables visitors to find a perfect
Landscape Architect/Designer getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life while appreciating the
Coen Design International Pte Ltd landscape beauty. Some outdoor spaces are completely enclosed on
all sides by trees and medium height shrubs, resulting in the ultimate
Main Contractor private outdoor oasis. The pavilion is surrounded by lush greenery.
Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd Visitors can immerse themselves in this tranquil environment and have
close proximity to nature. Two-tier planting which comprises trees and
coarse-textured plants is installed to bring a tropical look to poolside
gardens.

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Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd Project name
Teck Whye Vista
Project name
EastGlen @ Canberra Owner Teck Whye Vista is approximately 1 minutes (90m) walk away from
Housing & Development Board Phoenix LRT with good connectivity to Choa Chua Kang MRT station
Owner EastGlen @ Canberra is bounded by Canberra Crescent and Canberra and Lot One Shoppers’ Mall.
Housing & Development Board Walk. It comprises 4 residential blocks that are 13 storeys high. The
name ‘EastGlen @ Canberra’ connotes lush valley landscapes and aptly
describes the development’s verdant landscape and location near the
scenic Sungei Simpang Kiri.

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elements and create an extended welcoming gesture for both
occupants and visitors alike. Visitors are greeted with cascading
water features to create a tranquil ambience. The iconic tiered
landscape terraces provide an oasis for occupants in each office
level. Through the intensification of habitats and planting, the
landscape support a diversity of ecosystems, habitats, biomes
and butterfly conservation is made possible. Exquisite 5 Figure
Podocarpus Bonsai Specimens are immaculately chosen through
a series of selection process, and finally ‘nested’ as the two
pillars of the development’s biophilic landscape.

Implementation
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Plantwerkz Pte Ltd

Project name
Wilmar HQ

Owner
Wilmar International

Architect
Eric Parry Architects

Landscape Architect/Designer
ICN International PTE LTD

Main Contractor
Boustead Projects Pte Ltd

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Project name Project name
Paya Lebar Quarter Wealth Hub

Owner Owner “Inspired by the site’s soaring glass-lined atrium, we aim to create a
Lendlease Group Citibank Singapore Limited focal point that would anchor the entire experience. We paired the lush
thriving indoor conservatory with a series of lifestyle-inspired spaces
Architect Landscape Architect/Designer nestled within or around it – observation deck, feature bar, lounge niches
DP Architects Ministry of Design Pte Ltd / and garden meeting pods. The choreographed verdant and lush greenery
ICN Design International Pte Ltd evoke an atmosphere where everything seems to flourish in a natural
Landscape Architect/Designer and sustainable manner, a nod to the ideals of wealth management.”
Grant Associates Main Contractor quoted from Landscape Architect. Located in the heart of the city, Citi
Grandwork Interior Pte Ltd will open its largest wealth advisory hub globally, dedicated to Citigold
Main Contractor and Citigold Private Clients customers. Citi Wealth Hub at 268 Orchard
Kim Seng Heng Engineering Road elevates the banking experience for wealth clients. It incorporates
Construction Pte Ltd a thoughtful biophilic design that inspires conversations as customers
engage with their dedicated Relationship Manager and a team of Wealth
Specialists in one collective locale.
The vision for the Paya Lebar Quarter
public realm has been to generate an
exciting sequence of spaces that is
completely integrated with the rest of
the built development. It was to be a
distinctly ‘green’ complement to a strong
urban framework. Inspired by the Songket
fabric, the façade, interior and landscape
design unifies the buildings and public
areas and seamlessly weaves the four
plots into a single tapestry. The adopted
biophilic design integrates greenery into
the urban fabric of the development.
Touting 9,300m 2 of green spaces, nature
is brought closer to the community in a
meaningful way. The architecture of Paya
Lebar Quarter integrates greenery into all
aspects of the buildings - from the ground
plane to the sky gardens and facades. Implementation
Non-Residental

Green Forest Landscape

Pte Ltd
Project name
Eunoia Junior College
The 12 storey Eunoia Junior College is located in Bishan, close to Bright
Owner Hill and Bishan MRT Station. With its proximity to Bishan-Ang Mo Kio
Ministry of Education Park, the college blends in with landscape. Climbers and creepers drapes
on the building façade which creates a cascading waterfalls effect which
Architect flows down to the parks greenery. Multi layered greenery planting
CPG Consultant Pte Ltd softens the concrete walls and floors. Trees, shrubs and creepers gives
life to the structure and provides a breath of fresh air to the occupants.
Landscape Architect/Designer
CPG Consultant Pte Ltd

Main Contractor
Kimly Construction Pte Ltd

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Project name
Home TeamNS Khatib

Located beside Yishun Park @ N8, HomeTeamNS Khatib Clubhouse is

a family-friendly venue with sports and recreational facilities aimed to
embody an “Urban Retreat” for all to come and rest with a lush greenery
surrounding.

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Landscape Engineering
Pte Ltd
Project name
Gallop Extension at Singapore Botanic
Gardens

Owner
National Parks Board

Architect
Kay Ngee Tan Architects
Landscape Architect/Designer
Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl
Main Contractor
Landscape Engineering Pte Ltd
Being the latest addition to the Singapore Botanic
Gardens, the Gallop Extension, a 8 hectare area is one
of the places that people can go to for quick escape
from the busy urban life. It encompasses two conserved
buildings that have been refurbished into the Botanical
Art Gallery, which is home to over 2,000 illustrations
and paintings, and Forest Discovery Centre @ OCBC
Arboretum, which features Singapore’s forest ecosystem
and the importance of its conservation. It has a new
hiking trail named Mingxin Foundation Rambler’s Ridge
that brings you to a magnificent, forested nature. The
COMO Adventure Grove, a playground that is inspired
by nature, highlights the aerial roots play area, giant
jackfruit and EPDM stumps where families and visitors
could enjoy. It’s reminiscent to the good old kampung
days. With Singapore’s title as the “Garden City”, the
Gallop Extension is designed for the people to be closer
to nature.

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Landscape Engineering Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd

Pte Ltd Project name
Keppel Marina East Desalination Plant
Project name
One North Park at Portsdown Road
Owner
Keppel Seghers Pte Ltd
Owner
National Parks Board
Architect
ADDP Architects LLP
Architect
RSP Architects Planners &
Landscape Architect/Designer
Engineers Pte Ltd
COEN Design International Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Main Contractor
ICN Design International Pte Ltd
Koh Brothers Building &
Civil Engineering Contractor (Pte) Ltd
Main Contractor
Landscape Engineering Pte Ltd

Singapore’s fourth desalination plant,

The Keppel Marina East Desalination
One North Park: Fusionopolis North is
Plant, is a vital national water-sufficiency
a 0.58ha park that is part of the entire
infrastructure project that features a lush
One-North Park development. It focused
green rooftop to serve as a communal
on sustainability by using the materials
space and pitstop in Singapore’s Park
from the original park. Lush vegetations
Connector Network. The architecture
were planted to entice biodiversity,
and landscape design went against the
especially butterflies. It features butterfly
traditional industrial look of preceding
trail, Gelam walk, rain gardens, pavilions,
desalination plants, featuring a 20,000m 2
and play area. Visitors could take a
open green space atop an oval rooftop
break from in the pavilions that feature
that serves as an observation deck for
creeping plants on its planting frames
the underground treatment facilities.
that also provide shading. There’s a
The green roof reduces energy costs by
rain garden which main purpose is
absorbing heat and providing natural
capturing rainwater from the surrounding
insulation for buildings. Not only that,
pathways and landscapes and filter it
it reduces and slows down stormwater
into the ground. The butterfly garden
runoff while filtering pollutants from
that highlights butterfly-attracting plant
rainfall. As the rooftop is designed to
species, is also a photographers’ haven.
safely accommodate up to 500 people,
Visitors could enjoy play equipment such
citizens are welcome to use the space for
as Log Scramble, Wobble Bridge, Curb
recreational activities such as weekend
& Slide and swings located at the play
picnics or indulge in panoramic sunset
area. The park is built on environmental
views.
sustainability standards and serves as a
natural habitat for fauna, different kinds
of birds and butterflies.

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Plantwerkz Pte Ltd TKB C-E

Project name
Contractor Pte Ltd
Rower’s Bay Park Project name
Istana - Japanese Garden
Owner The Istana’s Japanese Garden features plant species that occur naturally
National Parks Board Landscape Architect/Designer in tropical South-ease Asia. Enhancements were designed by Japanese
Junichi Inada landscape designer Junichi Inada. Every placement of the Japanese
Architect lantern, dry rock garden (Karesansui), granite crossing bridge, and the
AWP Architects surrounding landscape were all carefully planted by our team as we
worked closely with NParks and Mr Inada in delivering their concept
Landscape Architect/Designer and materialising their design on-site.
Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design

Main Contractor
Progressive Builders Pte Ltd

Implementation
Public & Urban Spaces
The start of Coastal Adventure Corridor features Rower’s Bay Park,
the first section of a 150 km Round Island Route (RIR), The Coastal Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd
Adventure Corridor stretches from Rower’s Bay at Lower Seletar
Reservoir winding through the coasts of Punggol, Pasir Ris, Changi and Project name
East Coast Park. Garden of Peace at Choa Chu Kang
Cemetery
Serving as a great resting spot for cyclists, joggers and park users to Singapore’s first inland ash scattering garden, made up of four
enjoy the view of Lower Seletar Reservoir engulfed by marginal trees designated lanes, forms one part of the sprawling 9,500m 2 Garden of
and shrubs species. It features a boardwalk that brings visitors closer Peace@CCK. It is located at Choa Chu Kang Cemetery Complex.
to the water, a lookout pavilion, swales and a wetland. The Marsh serves
as a connection to the Lower Seletar Reservoir and mangrove species An open garden concept, the thoughtful landscaping provides for a
are introduced. A Pavilion sits on the highest point of the bay area peaceful environment for families to say their final goodbyes.
that oversees the whole Lower Seletar Reservoir on the left and Johore
Strait on the right next to the iconic Yishun Dam.

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Teck Heng Landscape &

Construction Pte Ltd
Project name
Mayflower MRT
Implement project for MAYFLOWER MRT along Ang Mo Kio Ave 4 for
the new Thomson East Coast Line.

Implementation
Public & Urban Spaces

Green Forest Landscape

Pte Ltd
Project name
Streetscape East (N57) and West (N117)
A prescriptive contract which provides horticulture and arboriculture
Owner services such as supply of shrubs and trees, planting, staking and
National Parks Board mulching. A part of NParks Rewilding Plan that involves introducing
more naturalistic landscapes by planting native trees and shrubs as well
as some common and naturalized wildflowers in selected streetscapes. caring for your horticultural needs...
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• NON-RESIDENTIAL
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Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd

Project name
Sophia Hills

Owner
Hoi Hup Sunway Mount Sophia Pte Ltd

Architect
Consortium 168 Architects Pte Ltd

Landscape Architects/Designer
Sitetectonix Pte Ltd

Main contractor
Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd

Sophia Hills is nestled in a historic

residential enclave within a premium
district. The development’s 493 units
are scattered throughout 12 low and
medium rise buildings, as well as three
fully-restored historic buildings that will
be used as a restaurant, daycare center,
and clubhouse. Spanning over 23,770m 2
and Centrally located in Orchard, it sits
peacefully amongst the luxury residences
atop the famed Mount Sophia. The quaint
and nostalgic heritage buildings adds a
historical but unique dimension to Sophia
Hills.

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Project name
eCO
Owner
ECO Properties Pte Ltd
Architect
DP Architects Pte Ltd
eCO is a beautiful ‘green’ condominium,
and its theme is to be “in harmony with
nature”, where special attention is made to
ensure that it is a canvas for a sustainable
and ecological friendly environment.
Every moment you experience is a
commune with nature, and the eCO
gardenscapes consist of green spaces,
which are tastefully crafted to create a
realm of tranquility and comfort.
Thoughtful and meticulous ecological
features result in the conceptualisation
of ‘Community in a Garden’ with leisure
spaces, flower terraces, boulevard walk
along majestic rain trees, eco-ponds, and
herb gardens. Inspired by rich tropical
landscapes, the eCO incorporates passive
greening with vertical eco-gardens or
green walls, rain water harvesting systems,
rain gardens, bio-swales, and community
gardens that seamlessly integrate nature
with design.
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Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd
Project name
Principal Garden
Owner
Secure Venture Development
(Alexandra) Pte Ltd
Architect
Architect 61 Pte Ltd
Landscape Architects/Designer
Sitetectonix Pte Ltd
Main contractor
Unison Construction Pte Ltd
Principal Garden symbolises a new
frontier in home design that consciously
strives to maximise unbuilt space among
the density of urban Singapore.
Located in a tranquil enclave along
Alexandra Canal, the unrestricted views
span from the low-rise urbanity to
Singapore’s central business district.
The complex of 663 units was developed
with an inspired theme of ‘garden
living’. Its design blueprint pivots in the
development’s minimized urbanity that
covers a mere 20% of the overall land
area.
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Teck Heng Landscape & Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd

Construction Pte Ltd Project name
Coco Palms
Project name
Gallop Park
Owner
City Developments Limited

The traditional notion of nature lies in Architect

the great outdoors and detach from
civilization bring upon the ills of urban
living with time.
With the advancement of technology in
this information age, connecting with
nature is critical in tandem for humans to
live a wholesome and flourish life.
Axis Architects Planner Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Tinderbox Landscape Studio Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Woh Hup (Private) Limited

Coco Palms is inspired by some of the

world’s best and most exclusive resorts,
including those in the Maldives, the
Caribbean, and Fiji.

The project includes lagoon-like

water features and lush green spaces
to culminate its resort theme. As its
natural-themed name suggest, Coco
Palms is home to 91 species of trees,
palms, bamboo, groundcovers, aquatic
plants and bioretention vegetation.

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Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd
Project name
d’Leedon
Owner
Morganite Pte Ltd
Architect
Zaha Hadid Architectures /
RSP Architects Planners & Engineer
(Pte) Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
ICN Design
Main Contractor
CS Bored Pile System Pte Ltd
Towering the prime area of district 10,
d’Leedon is a stellar example of modern
architecture that takes more than just
your side-eye notice as you drive along
Farrer Road. With close proximity to
Botanic Gardens and Bukit Timah Nature
Reserve, the premise demands a high
standard for landscape architecture and
maintenance.
The landscape spans 283,549sq ft of
the site with only 40% of plants under
irrigation. Watering alone would require a
considerable investment in manual labour.
Featuring close to 1000 species of plants,
d’Leedon is home to a diverse plant
palette that sits in challenging locations
of slopes and verticality.
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Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd
Project name
Jewel @ Buangkok
Owner
White Haven Properties Pte Ltd
Architect
DCA Architects Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Tinderbox Landscape Studio Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Dragages Singapore Pte Ltd
Jewel @ Buangkok is an eco-friendly
property that is well-planned with
coziness and solitude in mind. The estate
touts an extensive and dense greenery
as a biophilic feature for eco-conscious
families looking to settle in District 19 of
northeast Singapore. 616 units are spread
across six staggered tower blocks within
the total area of 60,173m 2 . On arrival,
visitors are greeted with water walls and
water bodies that traces the themed cabin
gardens.
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Lucky Garden Floriculture Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd

Pte Ltd Project name
Parvis
Project name
Leedon Residences Owner
Calne Pte Ltd
Owner
MCST Plan No. 4342 Architect
Axis Architects Planners
Architect
SCDA Architects Pte Ltd Landscape Architect/Designer
Ho Bee Land
Main Contractor
Guocoland Group Main Contractor
Keong Hong Construction Pte Ltd

Parvis is a vast living serenity that defies

description and symbolises exclusivity
and distinctiveness. It covers a total
land area of over 74,982m 2 and 248
units, including large penthouse flats.
In the central courtyard area, you will
find natural accents that have been
thoughtfully and precisely incorporated
to house a multi-dimensioned garden.

Leedon Residences is Freehold Condominium

located at 12, Leedon Heights, Singapore 267935.
It has been almost 3 years since we took over
landscape & irrigation maintenance at the estate.
We specialize in Landscape Maintenance for
Condominium Our reputation requires green
fingers to give an extra touch to their garden,
and to make a great difference to the entire
property with our newly formed concept on the
enhancement program During maintenance period,
Lucky Garden team has been working together to
beautify the greenery of the estate.

We take our idea and method of landscape care

maintenance to create the appropriate design
as well as the aesthetic landscape whereby the
apartments are positioned to maximize surrounding
views while maintaining privacy and seclusion and
optimizing natural light and ventilation. Especially,
the feelings of blending in with nature while
walking under Tree Avenue and Forest walk. To
enjoy the excellent look of well growing

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Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
The Canopy TwentyOne Angullia Park

Owner Owner
MCST Plan No. 4126 MCST Plan No. 4160

Main Contractor
Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd
Located at Angullia Park, Orchard,
TwentyOne Angullia Park is a condominium
completed in 2014. It is the epitome of
The well-manicured shrub in front of condominium luxurious urban living.
signage gives a serene impression as the residents
and visitors arrive. The brilliant summer color An addition to the Orchard Road area, it
flowering plants at the entrance foyer greets is setting new benchmark for residential
everyone once they enter the condominium. developments in its vicinity with its
high-rise, tropical living feel. Palms, trees,
The swimming pool is the centrepiece of the and shrubs are maintained by the team
condominium and serves as the green oasis offering since 2018.
residents a relaxing place. The residents can
vicariously enjoy the tropical holiday experience
along with the lush landscaping surrounding it. The
lavish poolside surrounded by greens adds flair
to the ambience and keeps true to the theme of
natural bodies of water.

The tiered shrubs and lush landscaping create a

charming and welcoming walkway to a poolside
patio.Resembling the nature trails at nature
reserves, the evergreen pathways showcase
various shrub forms and plant species to add
textures of greenery into our otherwise mundane
pathways while the residents go on an easy stroll
to keep up fitness streak.

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Goodlandscape Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
Costa Del Sol Golden Hill Park

Architect
Team Design Architects Pte Ltd
Costa Del Sol, which literally translates from Spanish “Coast of the Sun”, Owner Nestled on top of a hill, Golden Hill Park comprises of 5 residential blocks
is designed with a theme of resort style living. Situated off the ECP, MCST Plan No. 2864 of 390 units located at Mei Hwan Drive. Sandwiched between two parks,
Costa Del Sol is a family friendly tropical escape in Bayshore. In addition water elements and lush flora landscapes are the main highlights to the
to its strategic location and stunning view of the sea, the lush green estate. A water curtain greets you as you enter the estate; an infinity
and flowering landscape creates a warmth and welcoming ambience for pool that seems to stretch forever; and a well-manicured greenery.
the estate. There are two main garden areas in the estate where many Maintained by the team for half a decade already, the flora is growing
residents utilise those green spaces for recreational activities such as beautifully and healthily.
strolling, barbecuing, or walking their pets. The clean and manicured
plants along the walkways create a modern and neat look while visually
soften the surrounding structures. Not to mention, the diversity of plant
species, and variety of colours and textures both enhance biodiversity
and bring aesthetic pleasure to all residents.

Maintenance Maintenance
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Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd Island Landscape &

Project name
Foresque Residences
Owner
Foresque Residences is a 99-year leasehold condominium built in 2015
MCST Plan No. 4167
located at Petir Road, Singapore. The design inspiration was to create
a seamless integration, making it appear as though one is living within
nature. This intimate relationship transcends beyond borders, bringing
nature and wilderness closer to homes, balconies, terrace, private spaces,
and courtyards. The property’s architectural language integrated with
forest topography and landscape design creates a symbiosis of spaces
perfect for quiet contemplation and appreciation. With plants being an
important aspect in the area, the maintenance team ensures that we
only deliver the top quality kind of service.
Nursery Pte Ltd
Project name
Helios Residence
Rising high in prime district 9 of the Orchard area, the Helios Residences
Owner provides its residents comfortable modern living and a close to nature
Winnervest Investment Pte Ltd feel. Starting from the drop off area, residents and guests alike are
greeted with a distinctive sculpture and water feature backdropped by
Architect towering evergreen trees. Flowering plants along the driveway impart
Guida Moseley Brown Architects a warm feeling of being welcomed. The courtyard is a perfect place for
residents to appreciate the landscape in all its glory as it is rich with
Landscape Architect/Designer well-maintained shrubberies facilitating the residents feel at peace.
STX Landscape Architects Defined by a row of beautiful flowering Frangipani trees, the swimming
pool area offers residents their own private sanctuary. The residents are
Main Contractor welcomed to enjoy a nice cold drink at the Leisure Lounge among the
Thian Sung Construction Pte Ltd shade loving groundcovers such as Pipers, Philodendrons and Lipsticks
palMs To sustain the lushness of the area, landscape upkeep is carried
out regularly.

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Island Landscape & Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Nursery Pte Ltd
Project name
Honolulu Tower
Owner
Glory Realty Company Pte Ltd
(Far East Organization)
Architect
Space Design Consultant Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Wave Design Consultant Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Lloyd & Andrew Builders Pte Ltd
Project name
Livia Residences
Located along Bukit Timah Road, Honolulu Towers now offers a great Owner Livia is a beautifully designed and a unique development located in
new look and ambience for both visitors and residents after a major MCST Plan No. 3798 Pasir Ris Grove, District 18, Singapore. Livia offers many great facilities
upgrading works completed recently. From the driveway, the façade of and features that the residents of many new developments only dream
the building can be clearly seen from the main entrance which is framed of having, which includes clubhouse, barbecue area, pavilions by the
by upright Terminalia mantaly ‘Tricolor’ trees and well manicure lawn. pond, swimming pool, tennis courts and a great gymnasium.
Consistent to the theme, symmetry and simplicity of the landscape
continues at the reception as it welcomes the residents and visitors Deployed maintenance team, with horticulturists and arborists, makes
with a hotel like atmosphere. Further in, residents enjoy an expansive the greenery surroundings in its most tiptop shape.
and unobstructed space of a grand open lawn and an extension of
amenities. Next to the pool is a row of tall Eugenia hedge for privacy
screening from neighbouring property. Lovely Heliconia and customised
feature pots of Dracaena draco as accent planting enclosed the jacuzzi
pool. Regular maintenance ensures that these landscape areas are well
taken care of.

Maintenance
Residental
Maintenance
Residental Lucky Garden Floriculture
Pte Ltd
Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd
Project name
Project name Parc Palais
Kingsford Waterbay Residences Parc Palais is a contemporary freehold condominium located at 47 Hume
Owner Avenue Singapore 598748 . It has been 3 years since Lucky Garden
Owner City Development Pte Ltd took over landscape maintenance at the estate. We are Greenfingers
Located in Upper Serangoon View, Kingsford Waterbay sets a stylish view
MCST Plan No. 4714 whom brought the reflective greens of the landscape combined with
in District 19, Singapore. The most prominent feature is the unblocked
the mixture color glowed brighter in the strengthening light. Relaxing
view of the spectacular Serangoon River which is breathtakingly
moment is captured through this picture.
beautiful right after dawn.
Let’s discover this unique wonderland of lushness and tranquillity
Also, the beauty of the sun setting over the riverside surely presents an
here. Swimming pool landscape is attracted by stunning planter boxes
amazing sight at night. Palms, trees, shrubs, and turf, envelop the whole
which are designed by layers, plants are trimmed in shape and neatly.
vicinity making it a beautiful respite from the humdrum of everyday life.
Greenery lawn combined with Heliconia & Bauhinia flowery are brighten
up the entire walkway. Wonderful, blend in with nature are the first feel
ever when you are in.

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ISS Hydroculture Pte Ltd Lucky Garden Floriculture

Project name
Reflections @ Keppel Bay
Owner
Keppel Bay Pte Ltd
Architect
DCA Architect Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Sitetectonix Private Limited
Main Contractor
Woh Hup (Private) Limited
Pte Ltd
Project name
The Crest
Reflections at Keppel Bay in Singapore, the driveway is lined with tall
tropical trees to welcome returning resident and visitors into their luxury
Owner
waterfront residential complex. It was completed in 2011, offering 1129 MCST Plan No. 4501
units with a 99-year leasehold. An ever-new living place with swimming
pool, gym and fitness, children playground, tennis court, sky terrace,
Architect
large pavilion.. among the green, lush landscape. Natural lush greenery Toyo Ito & Associates
with neat carpet grass lawn separate the blocks, providing screening
and quiet privacy. Pathway are sloped gently for ease of access and
Main Contractor
relaxing, peaceful strolls…With spectacular sea views, the Clubhouse Wing Tai Asia and Metro
is the perfect venue to impress and entertain, designed exclusively to
enhance the waterfront lifestyle at Keppel Bay.
The Crest is located at 103 Prince Charles Cres, Singapore 159018. It
has been 2 years since Lucky Garden took over landscape & irrigation
maintenance as well as BMU Maintenance at the estate. Beauty is in
the eyes of the beholder, they say. Bursting with colour and pride and
keeping the garden dream alive.
So here we are again about to keep the garden in professional care
despite the challenge of the unique Communal Planters design on
every extended balcony units, we provide full service in any aspect
of landscape & irrigation maintenance accessing through BMU system.
Greenery lawn/low shrubs and different tree species create huge space
and make you feel fresh when you enter in.

Maintenance
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Residental
Lucky Garden Floriculture
Pte Ltd Lawrence Landscape &
Project name Construction Pte Ltd
Soleil @ Sinaran
Soleil @ Sinaran is condominium located at 2 Sinaran Drive, Singapore Project name
Owner 307467. It has been 4 years since we took over landscape maintenance Varsity Park Condominium
Riverside Investments Pte Ltd at the estate. Our Mission has through the years been guided by one Varsity Park is a Resort Themed Low Rise Development along West
unflagging principle is to listen attentively to our client’s needs. Soleil Coast Road. When we took over the site in 1st Quarter of 2019, the
Landscape Architect/Designer is one of our stunning project brighten up by beautifully greenery site was very bare with numerous bald patches. A complete opposite
Tierra Design Studio Pte Ltd landscape. of the Resort Themed Condominium that it was supposed to be. The
Maintenance teams kicked into gear with a comprehensive Maintenance
Are you a plant lover? If yes let’s plan a trip to visit Soliel. The perfect management plan to rectify outstanding fundamental issues coupled
combination of tall tree and layer shrubs and ground cover plant in with the support of our Design and Projects Team that assisted with
multi-colour is the first look catch your eyes. Landscape with extremely the redesigning and relandscaping of prominent areas in Year 2019 and
stunning design in every corner. In all things of nature there is 2020. Very thankful for a very supportive Council for the speedy state
something of the marvelous. That’s our upgrading design over the years of improvement to the site. With the massive improvement, the owners
of maintenance. have seen a rise in property prices as well as faster take up and higher
rate for Rental units.

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Island Landscape & Teck Heng Landscape &

Nursery Pte Ltd Construction Pte Ltd
Project name Project name
Watertown Ardmore Park
Watertown is a sustainable integrated development located in Punggol, Co-existing with nature draws on the benefits that nature provide
Owner next to Punggol MRT/LRT station. It is a highly sought oasis with through the ecosystem services of regulating, supporting, provisioning
Far East Organization, architectural bliss within the picturesque beauty of a lush natural and cultural contribution. Living with nature brings about wellness in
Frasers Centrepoint, Sekisui House Ltd environment. Rich in shrubberies, trees and palms, the 2nd floor garden us both in mental and physical aspects, thus the living space here was
offers a lush greenery and shade to users complemented by the pool designed with living-in-nature concept using biomorphism, natural
Architect with a cascading water curtain on the side which provides a cooling colours and materials, natural ventilation and lighting, and incorporation
RSP Architects Planners & Engineers effect for the whole space. The 3rd floor garden is filled with diverse of living plants.
plants and maintenance on each zone is done systematically in order
Landscape Architect/Designer not to miss out any of the landscape areas. There are 20 different pools
RSP Architects Planners & Engineers matched with different planting styles that you can discover in this
development, each unique in their own ways. Sitting at the highest
Main Contractor level of the development is the Sky Patio with majestic Eugenia trees
Hyundai Engineering and Construction where residents can relax while having a majestic view of the Punggol
Waterway.

Maintenance
Residental
Maintenance
Residental Arbsolutions Asia Pte Ltd
Project name
Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd Cove Drive
Project name
Yew Tee Residences Landscape Architect/Designer Situated on the Island of Sentosa. Where its contemporary design unfolds
Vladimir Djurovic Landscape the lush greeneries surrounding its compound and its seaside ambiance.
Owner Architecture There is an unimaginable idyllic atmosphere to being away from the
MCST Plan No. 3516 bustling city, which many would long for. This perpetual panorama
Yew Tee Residences is an apartment development that is made up of a Other Specialists view is created around the Pool by the broad leaves of Calatheas, the
total of 139 units located at Choa Chu Kang North in District 24. Various Water + Plants Lab Pte Ltd bristly Rhapis, and the towering multilayered Palms, creating a private
facilities include fitness corner, Jacuzzi, multi-purpose hall, reflexology sanctuary for the family and guests to unwind in the outdoors.
path, wading pool, gymnasium room, lap pool, playground and sauna.
The horticultural maintenance team came on board since 2018, and they Tranquility for a home coated with assortments of greenery and flora
have been ensuring that the plants are being taken with utmost care. around its perimeter. Guarded with screening plants for privacy. This
home has successfully managed to strike a balance between nature and
development. The home of the family.

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Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
Guoco Tower Genting Hotel

Owner Owner With its Hotel in a Garden theme, Genting Hotel Jurong is a hidden
Guoco Resorts World Sentosa gem in the western part of Singapore in the Jurong Lake District. It is
strategically located around business and leisure facilities, from Business
Parks, Shopping Malls, Attractions to Hospitals. From the outside, guests
can see the extensive landscaping and greenery, roof gardens, and sky
terraces, which truly gives a welcoming feeling. Currently a quarantine
facility, the maintenance team ensures that plants are maintained well
to provide better recovery for its patients.

Maintenance
Currently the tallest building in Singapore, Guoco Non-Residental
Tower is a mixed-use development skyscraper in
Tanjong Pagar of the Downtown Core district of
Singapore. In it is the Tanjong Pagar park which Island Landscape &
is a 150,000ft 2 landscaped Urban Park features Nursery Pte Ltd
a green lawn, rooftop gardens and a wide, open
space sheltered by a glass canopy for recreational Project name
and lifestyle events. One George Street

A generous touch of green in the Central
Business District. The area has been maintained
by well-equipped landscape technicians,
horticulturists, and arborists, making sure that it
is aesthetically appealing and at the same time it
doesn’t pose any safety hazard to the public.
Owner
SG OGS Pte Ltd
Architect
DCA Architects Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
STX Landscape Architects
Main Contractor
Kajima Overseas Asia Pte Ltd
Nestled in Singapore’s central financial district, this 23 storey office
tower enjoys a prominent location and excellent views. At the building
front, trees soaring high into the sky with a lush planter bed underneath
is a perfect complement to its high glass curtain wall. Landscape on
Level 5 is a stress releasing area with trees, shrubs and groundcovers
with pool view. Frequent monitoring of the health of palms are carried
out as it can be very windy at this level, thus affecting their growth.
Garden on Level 12 is installed with plants that are able to withstand
semi shaded condition. Variations of foliage texture and colour turn
this landscape space into an attractive area. The sky garden on level 22
is the focal point of the rooftop garden. Visitors tend to let their hair
down and take in the breathtaking urban scenery.

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Island Landscape &

Nursery Pte Ltd
Project name
MediaCorp Campus
Glowing orange as the sun rises or shining silver under a clear blue
Owner sky - the stainless steel façade of Mediacorp Campus is the home
Temasek Holdings for Singapore’s national broadcaster. Being a striking landmark, the
entrance to the building is identified with a row of potted palms equally
Architect distanced from each other at the drop off area.
DP Architects Pte Ltd
Situated at Level 3 are two enormous live green walls, both
Landscape Architect/Designer approximately 4 meters high and 30 meters long. These green walls
Maki and Associates use alternating Philodendron scandens species to create an interesting
pattern. Sky Terrace and Sky Garden landscape areas are the two
Main Contractor locations frequently used as venues for video and photo shoots hence
Kajima - Tiong Seng Joint Venture are one of our top priorities to be kept pristine. Located at Level 9 is a
soaring 13 meter high and 11 meter wide live green wall which receive
quarterly maintenance via boom lift for plant change, irrigation and
lighting inspection.

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Plantwerkz Pte Ltd

Project name
Enabling Village

Owner
SG Enable

Architect
WOHA

Landscape Architect/Designer
Salad Dressing Landscape

Main Contractor
Sunray Woodcraft Construction Pte Ltd

Enabling Village, a rehabilitation project

which not only created sensitively
curated space for people with special
needs but also an inviting landscape for
the neighboring residents. The landscape
design is the key factor attributing to its
successful transformation as a repurposing
project of existing buildings. It is a highly
encouraging attempt in the design of a
naturalistic and ecological landscape with
low maintenance. Landscaping and water
gardens feature a wide variety of plants
that complement conserved trees, attract
biodiversity and support ecosystems
through a self-sustaining pond system
which flows throughout the garden,
continuously interacts with the elements -
wind, soil and water. The encouragement
of biodiversity is complemented with
conservation that supports and attracts
ecosystems past & present, promoting
a promise of adaptation and changes
throughout Enabling Village’s growth.

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Green Forest Landscape Kim Bock Contractor Private

Pte Ltd Limited
Project name Project name
Singapore Botanic Gardens Bishan - Ang Mo Kio Park
(Central Core)
Owner
Owner National Parks Board
National Parks Board

Under the PUB’s Active, Beautiful and

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is situated Clean Waters (ABC) Programme, the old
at the heart of the city of Singapore and concrete canal is now naturalized into a
demonstrates the evolution of a British beautiful 3 km meandering river with lush
tropical colonial botanic garden from a banks of wildflowers.
‘Pleasure Garden’ in the English Landscape
Style, to a colonial Economic Garden with Bishan - Ang Mo Kio Park was awarded
facilities for horticultural and botanical ‘Platinum’ for LEAF award in 2021.
research, to a modern and world-class
botanic garden, scientific institution and
place of conservation, recreation and
education.

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a

well-defined cultural landscape which
includes a rich variety of historic landscape
features, plantings and buildings that
clearly demonstrate the evolution of the
Botanic Gardens since its establishment
in 1859. A total of 84 hectares of greenery
with more than 10,000 species of flora are
planted. Nurturing of these plants species
is far more challenging. Different plant
characteristics need special care for it to
flourish.

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Public & Urban Spaces Public & Urban Spaces

Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd Green Forest Landscape

Project name
Pte Ltd
Pasir Ris Park and Pasir Ris Town Park Project name
Singapore Botanic Gardens
Owner (Bukit Timah Core)
National Parks Board
Owner
National Parks Board

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is situated

at the heart of the city of Singapore and
demonstrates the evolution of a British
tropical colonial botanic garden from a
‘Pleasure Garden’ in the English Landscape
Style, to a colonial Economic Garden with
facilities for horticultural and botanical
research, to a modern and world-class
botanic garden, scientific institution and
place of conservation, recreation and
education.

The Singapore Botanic Gardens is a

well-defined cultural landscape which
includes a rich variety of historic landscape
features, plantings and buildings that
clearly demonstrate the evolution of the
Botanic Gardens since its establishment
in 1859. A total of 84 hectares of greenery
with more than 10000 species of flora are
planted. Nurturing of these plants species
is far more challenging. Different plant
characteristics need special care for it to
flourish.

Pasir Ris Park covers an area of 70 hectares and 5

hectares mangrove area with a boardwalk.

Mature trees are easily found in the park. They

are closely monitored and assessed to ensure
good plant health and aesthetically pleasing while
providing intense shade to park visitors.

The plants at Therapeutic Garden promote the

interaction with nature and ultimately improve
the mental well-being of visitors of all ages.
Regular checks and pruning of shrubs and trees
are carried out to ensure the pristine condition
and safe environment for park visitors. With the
use of robotic lawn mower, it helps to alleviate the
challenge of maintaining the turf manicured while
withstanding heavy traffic along the beach.

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Green Forest Landscape

Pte Ltd
Project name
Horticulture Works at PUB Installations
Wetlands rely on natural processes to biologically filter water as
Owner it passes through shallow areas of dense aquatic vegetation and
Public Utilities Board permeable bottom soils. The primary mechanisms for nutrient removal
is transformation and uptake by microbes and plants, assimilation and
absorption into organic and inorganic sediments, and converted into
gas through volatilization. Aquatic plants, both above the water and
submersed, take up and remove these elements from the sediment and
water column into their plant material or biomass. Plants are essential
for the proper functioning of ABC Waters design features. Plants help to
stabilize swales and batter slopes and maintain the infiltration capacity
of the filter media. Ground covers are normally used for vegetated
swales and batter slope of bioretention systems to prevent soil erosion.
The plants take on a cleansing or treatment function for runoff that
improves water quality by absorbing nutrients and other pollutants.

Maintenance
Public & Urban Spaces

Kim Bock Contractor Private

Limited
Project name
Windsor Nature Park
Located off Venus Drive at the Upper Thomson area, the 75-hectare
Owner Windsor Nature Park is a green buffer for the Central Catchment Nature
National Parks Board Reserve visitors can catch a glimpse of the thriving fauna Also, Windsor
Nature Park was awarded ‘Gold – Special Mention in Conservation &
Biodiversity’ for LEAF award in 2021.

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DESIGN & BUILD
• RESIDENTIAL
• NON-RESIDENTIAL

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Landscape Engineering
Pte Ltd
Project name
Sang Nila Utama Garden at
Fort Canning Park

Owner
National Parks Board

Architect
P&T Consultants Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect/Designer
National Parks Board

Main Contractor
Landscape Engineering Pte Ltd

The Sang Nila Utama Garden also known

as the Royal Garden is one of the nine
gardens located inside the Fort Canning
Park. It is named after the first ancient
king of Singapore. The garden reimagines
a royal orchard dated in the 14th century
palace grounds. It has traditional features
like symmetrical layout, a sequence of
Javanese split gates and reflective pool.

The Javanese Split gates, which are also

the signature elements of the garden,
marks its entrance. It is made by 54 layers
of 50mm clay bricks. Visitors are welcome
with statues of Asian Lion. It is believed
that these statues act as “security guards”
for the garden, welcome visitors who come
with good intentions and scare away those
who come with bad intentions. Plants and
ornaments found in the garden are planted
for their relevance to the Javanese.

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Plantwerkz Pte Ltd Mao Sheng Quanji

Project name
Chancery Lane
Owner
Mr Lim
Architect
Wallflower Architecture + Design
Landscape Architect/Designer
Plantwerkz Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Evan Lim & Co Pte Ltd
The Design & Build project is a 2-Storey
Good Class Bungalow with basement
situated in Novena Planning Area. The
landscape of this home is designed
with the intention of creating a modern
tropical living space which incorporates a
lush privacy barrier with a wide variety of
textural plants and yet maintain a clean
lined modern aesthetic that clearly define
areas in garden and create individual
vignettes.
Construction Pte Ltd
Project name
Hub & Spoke
Owner
Changi Airport Group
This project aims to re-landscape an existing
walkway between the main passenger building
and newly built facilities of an alfresco café, a
bicycle rental outlet and shower rooMs
Beautiful flora and plants surround this pit
stop and this is true in Changi fashion where
curated horticulture is part of the airport
experience. ‘Hub & Spoke’ name has a double
meaning as Changi Airport serves the region as
a major aviation hub and it is also components
of a bicycle wheel as this place is a cycling pit
stop on the Eastern end of the nation’s park
connector network.

Lush, modern and surrounded by greenery

exuberant garden and vertical green or
roof gardens are the charisma of this
alluring looking bungalow. The residence
situated at the main iconic prominent
curved T-Junction of the stretch of
Chancery Lane embraced by the Modern
Tropical Landscape.

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Lawrence Landscape & Green Forest Landscape

Construction Pte Ltd Pte Ltd
Project name Project name
RAZER SEA HQ Swettenham Close

Owner Owner
Snakepit BP-LLP Ben Chng

Architect Interior Designer

Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd Studio iF

Main Contractor Landscape Architect/Designer

Boustead Projects E&C Pte Ltd Darren Tan Yong Bin/ Tan Wei Khang

Main Contractor
Sunpeak Construction Pte Ltd

A four storey Good Class Bungalow situated

on District 10, this private enclave nestled
in a quite and peaceful neighborhood. The
spacious lawn welcomes with open arms
to owner and guest. Guest will be greeted
directly with a lawn garden and carport
on the left towards the basement carpark.

English garden inspired design, with an

intention of creating an enclosed private
garden with round accents, conical
topiaries and tall perimeter hedges.
Lushly planted with a symmetrical and
axis design symbolize simplicity, serene
and tranquility within an private space.

A Design and Build Project together with Boustead

Projects Pte Ltd as the Main Contractor. The
design theme given was to design a lush and
natural landscape to ‘soften’ the harsh lines of a
Commercial Building without compromising the
distinct look for Razer SEA. The Design Team had
to also take into consideration the nativity and
drought tolerance of the species to adhere to
Greenmark requirements.

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Edible Garden City Pte Ltd
Project name
Urban Farm at PARKROYAL
COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore
In the heart of Marina Bay, Singapore, lies the
Urban Farm at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina
Bay. Lush vegetation surrounding metal and wood
structures forms an aesthetic, modern industrial
appearance. Climbing plants over grand arches
provide shade to accessible decked walkways
while stone pathways invite sensorial exploration.
The garden’s harvest forms the backbone of the
hotel’s farm-to-table, farm-to-bar and farm-to-spa
concepts. Produce is used in dishes for restaurants
Peppermint and Peach Blossoms, flavours cocktails
for Portman’s Bar and Skyline Bar, and is used in
infusions at St. Gregory spa.
The location is home to over sixty varieties
of edible plants and encourages biodiversity.
Vegepods, with their meshed panels, allow for
ventilation while blocking pests, creating an ideal
environment to grow leafy greens and young
plants. To close the loop, coffee grounds from the
hotel are composted along with organic material
and used to nourish the soil.
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Design & Build
Chin Ling Nursery &
Landscape Pte. Ltd.
Project name
The Enchanted Garden @ Sunrise Ave
Being just metres away from the brash and busy traffic, the landscape
Owner creative intent is to buffer the hustle and bustle of urban living by
Mr Isaac Ow evoking deep emotional elements of nature through intrinsic biophilic
design planning for this project. With the careful use of colourful blends
Landscape Architect/Designer of tropical plants, customized wooden planters, enchanting positioning
Mr Alexander Xu of outdoor lightings, and the fluid texture element of a water feature
pond, every part of the Landscape sync and flow together, bringing the
great sensation and enjoyment of being outdoors, closer to nature right
from home.
Design & Build
Guan Lee Heng Contractor
Pte Ltd
Project name
Springfield Swimming Pool
The Springfield Condominium was facing some waterlogging issues
Landscape Architect/Designer at the planter box located at the swimming pool and the design brief
Debbie Sim was to resolve these issues, including redesigning the entire softscape
which benefited the residents that were using the swimming pool. The
design strategy was to install drainage cells, geotextile and add in
filtered soil mix and compost in order to improve the existing soil which
was clayey in nature and caused the waterlogging issue. The planting
scheme consists of an informal planting style with differentiated
layers and textures which includes colourful and hardy plants such as
Schefflera arboricola (cultivar), Tabernaemontana divaricata (dwarf),
Rhoeo discolor. Flowering plants such as Heliconia ‘American Dwarf’,
Heliconia psittacorum ‘Andromeda’ and a mix of vibrant Ixora shrubs
such as red, pink, orange and yellow.
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PLAYPOINT (Singapore)
Pte Ltd
Project name
COMO Adventure Grove

Owner
National Parks Board

Landscape Architect/Designer
Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl

Main Contractor
Landscape Engineering

Biophilic is a buzzword these days,

though the concept dates way back to the
Hanging Gardens of Babylon. It’s the idea
that urban spaces can embrace nature,
draw energy from it and give back to it.

The latest extension of Singapore’s iconic

Botanical Gardens, COMO Adventure
Grove creates play elements inspired
by forest canopies, jungle trails and
Singapore’s diverse flora. It’s a biophilic
wonderland designed to inspire curiosity
and encourage exploration.

Como Adventure Cove is a nature-inspired

play area for children to learn about
biodiversity which involves flora and fauna.
The banyan tree tower is juxtaposed with
the surrounding native planting and forest
which frames it up. Children can swing,
slide and climb on structures resembling
parts of trees and trunks. These adaptive
components will help introduce children
to nature through play.

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PLAYPOINT (Singapore) Play Concept Limited

Pte Ltd Project name
HK Ocean Park Marriott Hotel Submarine
Project name
Playground
Dawson Vista
Owner
Owner
Hong Kong Ocean Park Marriott Hotel
Housing & Development Board

Architect
P&T Consultants Pte Ltd The project is located in Ocean Park
Marriott Hotel, Hong Kong’s acclaimed
Landscape Architect/Designer oceanic theme park. To match with the
P&T Consultants Pte Ltd theme, our design concept aims to create
an immersive submarine playscape that
Main Contractor submerges children into an ocean world
BHCC Construction Pte Ltd exploration. The main play structure,
the orange submarine is designed using
distorted forms and surrealism, to
The New Wonderland Playground at Dawson Vista
broaden children’s minds and inspire their
was inspired by “Alice in Wonderland” a popular
imagination.
children’s classic created by Lewis Carroll in
1865. The whimsical thematic design integrates
The submarine is like a maze. The
traditional elements such as slides, seesaw,
asymmetrical design and the divided
climbing platforms, and trampoline to encourage
sections allow for a maximum area of play
families to explore and play together. This
with different entrances, exits, and play
thematic playground has been designed in a unique
routes.
storytelling way that encourages interaction and
spurs boundless imagination and entertainment for
The interesting and unique composition
the children.
of the submarine’s form can be found
at different angles. Children can set up
The key structural features inspired by the Magic
various playing routes by themselves
Doors, White Rabbit’s pocket watch are being
freely and ride through the whole structure
featured. The elevated play experiences transport
while enjoying the featured play elements
children to the magical world of Alice in Wonderland
inside, such as net tunnels, climbing holds,
and promotes imaginative role-playing. Children
and sensory surfaces. Each and every
and adults can delve into chapters of the story
feature are designed to motivate children
through multiple interpretations. And children
and improve their problem-solving skills.
can boost their agility, balance and confidence
by walking across the rope bridge before sliding
down the “rabbit’s hole”, and playing hide and
seek through the bubble window.

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CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
Marina Bay Playground Sponsorship North London Collegiate School

Play is the primer for learning here. Therefore, we created playground

structures which can enhance the reputation of the school that
has strong emphasis on play values. A mix of play varieties such as
climbing, balancing, sliding, social interaction serves different needs
and unstructured learning among the students.

There are three play areas in this school which are all designed with
concepts involving natural timber, plastics, recycled materials and
natural surfacing. Level 1 outdoor features nature play structure,
balancing logs, a seesaw and a sand play for 5 to 12 years old. Level
1 indoor has a timber framed climber as the highlight, an adventure
bridge and a hill mound with climbing elements and a tunnel for 2 to 12
years old. Level 2 features adventure course, a big climbing structure
and a banister slide that is meant for 5 to 12 years old children.

An esteemed sustainability-and-transformation
project of CT-Art.

We looked at the upgrading and enhancement

works to this playground with the objective of
10 to 15 years of equipment lifespan extension in
mind. Taking the location into consideration, we
had proposed to apply “Art and Life” into the main
playground structure.

With the finalized concept of “Animals in the

Tropics”, we engaged a local artist to hand paint
all the animals and some parts of play equipment,
to incorporate a story for the playground.

We had also installed a new diamond cone spinner

to provide an alternate form of play element.

This playground was a sponsorship by CT-ART

Creation and Playworld to promote sustainability,
transformation, and active outdoor play for the
family of all abilities.

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PLAYPOINT (Singapore) CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd

Pte Ltd Project name
Tanglin Trust School
Project name
Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East

Owner This play area is designed specially for

Nee Soon Town Council age group 3-6 years only. Since natural
play materials were the main requirement
Architect by the school, a lot of considerations had
Shing Design Atelier Pte Ltd been given to the concepts of natural
terrain such as wood steppers, balancing
Main Contractor logs, climbing nets, boulders and hill
Scaf-Link Engineering Pte Ltd mound to build teamwork, multi-sensory
awareness, and sense of achievement
among children. Play activities at this
playground will encourage problem
solving, safe risk taking, leadership, goal
setting, as well as promoting overall body
strength, agility, and endurance.

We functionally linked each individual

equipment and create an adventure
course that led from one end to the other
and vice versa. We also fabricated a mini
amphitheater for students to gather or
socialize. The teachers can also utilize
to do teachings. For the well-being
of students, extensive fabric shades
were included to shelter the children
to minimize harmful UV and to ensure
enough play time.

Completed in 2019, Oasis Waterpark is the first

largescale community water park built in Singapore.
Taking care of the safety of all children first,
spanning over 5,600m 2 we divided the waterpark
into three zones that cater to the play of three age
groups up to 12 years old as risks of accident and
collision are higher in wet play areas.

The main spray zone was designed to be a tropical

rainforest theme. Consisting of columns of spray
mist, falling buckets of water and spray guns.
Second, the mist curtain serves as an eye-catching
feature. It creates a mist effect and provides
cooling to children who do not want to get wet.
And the interactive ground sprays allow children
to run and move freely while interacting with the
ground sprays.

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CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd PLAYPOINT (Singapore)

Project name
Pte Ltd
Vista Park
Project name
Sky Sanctuary Residence
Owner Inspired by bamboo forests with its majestic green posts, weaving
Sembawang Town Council itself high to the sky, a bridge connecting the two towers, combines
Owner
SKYSANCTUARY Development Sdn Bhd the bamboo posts with variations of play elements. Various rope &
Architect net constructions are suspended between the bamboo, mimicking the
Architect Yeokhoo originality of the bamboo forest.
Landscape Architect/Designer
Praxcis Design Sdn Bhd
Landscape Architect/Designer The bamboo-featured components offer endless fun and challenge for
Tulin Designs Pte Ltd children, such as dynamic ropes & armed rope platforms for climbing,
Main Contractor
Scaf-Link Engineering Pte Ltd as well as mini oval hammocks for children to hang out and sway
Main Contractor within the structure, or they will find a giant swirly slide in the centre.
TSL Builders Pte Ltd Tunnels between those bamboo towers are included for the kids to have
accessibility from end to end & have fun around the whole playscape.

There are 3 areas of different activities

and play event for this project; an area
for climbing and balancing, an area of
different types of swings caters for all
ages, and an area of slides and slopes.

Playground

PLAYPOINT (Singapore)
Pte Ltd
Project name
Skyparc @ Dawson
Inspired by the woodland habitat, the SkyParc at Dawson playground
Owner provides kids with various exciting elements to explore and have fun
Housing & Development Board while appreciating the beauty of wildlife and nature!

Architect In this eco-jungle playground, animal sculptures are integrated not

Design Link Architects
Landscape Architect/Designer
Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design
Main Contractor
Progressive Builders Pte Ltd
only into the totem spotted Wood Owl, Oriental Pied Hornbill, Sunda
Pangolin and Sunda Slow Loris, but children will also get ready to trek
and observe the surrounding with some challenges prepared for them.
Playgrounds are fun when the elements are challenging, but it is even
more fun if you have company!

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PLAYPOINT (Singapore)
Pte Ltd
Project name
Tampines Greenbloom
Bubble bubbly blup blup, the giant bubble appears on the surface.
Owner
Housing & Development Board Please be gentle while playing around the slide, climbing, crawl tunnel,
don’t pop it!
Architect
P&T Consultants Pte Ltd The bubble town is floating on the ground; come and catch the bubbles.
Big, small and oval shape bubbles. Have fun with all the bubbles!
Landscape Architect/Designer
Len-Til Pte Ltd

Main Contractor
Sim Lian Construction

Singapore | Malaysia | Philippines | Vietnam | Indonesia

info@playpoint.com.sg | www.playpoint.asia
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Greenology Pte Ltd

Project name
NUS SDE Biodiversity Greenwall

Landscape Architect/Designer
Greenology Pte Ltd

Main Contractor
Greenology Pte Ltd

NUS SDE commissioned a 153m 2 green wall to

create an immersive green corridor along the
common walkway to welcome to all visitors to
the building.

The 3 main objectives of the green wall –

create a sustainable bio ladder that is rich in
biodiversity; increase intensity in the level of
flora and fauna; ensure ease of maintenance of
the Greenwall. As such, a rich biodiversity of
plants were chosen to create a ‘bio-ladder’.

The Greenwall panels have withstood outdoor

weather conditions and has continued to
thrive despite varying weather patterns. Our
landscapers use rope access to descend the
Greenwall to prune existing plants and replace
dying plants.

The design and maintenance of the Greenwall

has also enabled insects to a conducive habitat
for the plants to thrive in and we have noticed
birds making nests in our greenwall!

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Greenology Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
ParkRoyal Marina Bay Hotel Greenwall Pathlight School

Owner Owner
Aqua Marina Hotel Pte Ltd Pathlight School
(Marina Mandarin Singapore)
Pathlight School is a special school for
Architect
high-functioning children with autism, located in
FDAT Architect Pte Ltd
Ang Mo Kio, Singapore. The introduction of various
softscapes aims to create an environment where
Landscape Architect/Designer
students feel safe and comfortable to pursue their
Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Pte Ltd
education.

Spanning till the carpark ceiling it is able to be

seen as one walks through the school entrance,
Greenology was tasked with creating
this green wall is sure to leave an impression as
a modern and artistic interpretation of
it stands out from its surroundings. The use of
a cliff face as the center piece for the
different plant species help to create texture and
reception area at Park Royal Marina.
interest to the wall and soften the overall look of
the carpark.
We successfully created an 18 metres
tall living green wall in a record time
Through the use of an irrigation system, the plants
of 1 month, while the hotel was fully in
are supplied with the required water and nutrients.
operation!
Ease of maintenance of the system also ensures
access within the school will not be restricted for
Guests are greeted by this stunning
plant care.
foliage-covered backdrop at the hotel
lobby which acts as a natural air-filtration
system, while also helps to reduce
ambient noise from the bustling traffic
around the hotel. This dreamy vertical
garden is topped by a moss scape that
mimics clouds, while slender fins resemble
soaring tree trunks.

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Vertical Green Pte Ltd Greenology Pte Ltd

Project name Project name
Raffles Boulevard HyGro™Wall Temasek Shophouse Greenwall

Owner
Temasek Trustees Pte Ltd
The Raffles Boulevard HyGro™Wall, located
on the 4th floor, spans across 43.2m 2 . It Architect
serves as both a poolside attraction and a Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd
shower screen of a prominent hotel chain.
Keeping with the hotel’s revamped theme Landscape Architect/Designer
of “Garden in a Hotel”, the green wall has Greenology Pte Ltd
been much appreciated by hotel guests
as it is both aesthetic and functional with Main Contractor
its screening purpose of shower facilities Sunray Woodcraft Construction Pte Ltd
beside the green wall, exuding a luxe
charm to the hotel.

Our HyGro™Wall, which is fully equipped

with live plants, adds aesthetic diversity
while also softening the palette of the
building materials, creating an entrance
that is welcoming and less stressful on
the users, crucial to set the tone of a
relaxing environment for a hotel pool. Our
wall installation exemplifies how green
wall installation can be magnificent at the
onset of installation, and how aesthetics
and functionality can coalesce into a
beautiful green wall.

This majestic backdrop of plants was created to

house 27 plant varieties with a special microclimate
cooling system, installed to help the flora thrive
in the urban space. Inspired by a biophilic
design (designing with nature), our Greenwall is
a center piece in Temasek Shophouse, providing
a naturalistic backdrop for all key speakers and
events held in this space. This large green wall
also features national flowers from various ASEAN
countries, representing Temasek’s community
partnership approach.

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Greenology Pte Ltd
Project name
Puay Hee Avenue Greenwall
Landscape Architect/Designer
Greenology Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
CPC Construction Pte Ltd
Green Wall
Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd
Project name
Grab HQ
Owner
Ascendas Funds Management (S) Ltd
Architect
P&T Consultants Pte Ltd
Landscape Architect/Designer
Earthscape Concepts Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
HPC Builders Pte Ltd
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Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd
Project name
Grandeur Park Residences
The owner of this landed property commission a 36m 2 green wall to Owner
create an immersive green corridor along the common walkway. The CEL Development Pte Ltd
2 main objectives of the green wall – create a naturalistic green wall
rich of biodiversity, that will be easy to maintain. The green wall has Architect
a wave motive running through the entire length. Plants of different ADDP Architects LLP
shades of green and accent plants were used to create the waves effect,
introducing a rich biodiversity of plants that is low on maintenance. Landscape Architect/Designer
Ecoplan Asia Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
CES Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd
Green Wall
Earthscape Concepts Pte Ltd
Project name
Redwood Factory
Landscape Architect/Designer
Located inside one-north business district, the new and upcoming Grab
Earthscape Concepts Pte Ltd
HQ Singapore embraces their ‘green’ branding as they inhabit their new
office building with biophilic design and green sustainability features.
Main Contractor
Residents and visitors will be welcomed by breath-taking greenery and
Earthscape Concepts Pte Ltd
mid-level sky terraces upon strolling into its communal grounds. The
landscape area of green wall covers a total of 252m 2 with an open and
long walkway of plants that illuminates the office premise. Philodendron
scandens variegated & Philodendron scandens ‘gold’ was thoughtfully
used to maintain uniformity in the green wall design.
Nestled in a land parcel that connects Bedok South Avenue 3 and New
Upper Changi Road just a stone’s throw away from Tanah Merah MRT,
Grandeur Park Residences is a residential estate close to the beaches of
East Coast Park built upon virgin land. The green wall was implemented
whereby residents will be greeted with its different colours and texture
variations of plant palette while enfolding the condominium’s logo.
The green wall filters toxins in the air and converts carbon dioxide to
oxygen, hence creating a healthier environment for residents. Darker
hue of Schefflera arboricola accompanied by lighter Philodendron
erubescens “gold” creates a backdrop in a diagonal geometric pattern.
The leafy palette draws an optical illusion of a full tree atop Grandeur
Park Residences’ logo. Completing the green wall is a metallic frame
that contains the green wall in a minimalistic four-sided border.
In an enclosed office space, relying only on indirect natural light shining
through the glass panels, the green wall’s huge success is a rare sight!
The stunning reds are among the reasons why Aglaonema valentine,
Caladium bicolour, Anthurium cultivar red were selected.
The quick adaptation and acclimatisation of these plants creates
a wonderfully sustainable vertical wall with minimal maintenance
requirements.
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Greenology Pte Ltd
Project name
Waterfall of Plants (Residential)
Landscape Architect/Designer
Greenology Pte Ltd
Main Contractor
Greenology Pte Ltd
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Waterfall of Plants is designed to be a 12m high green wall, located in the
airwell of a residential home, with a moss wall at the top to artistically
represent clouds, a waterfall of plants at the middle section to replicate
the effect of being immersed in nature and a indoor paludarium at the
bottom to simulate a cave like environment.
The hand-sculptured backdrop is designed to imitate a cave setting,
together with our plant choice of lush shade-loving plants and a
forest-like green wall design. Views of this central column of natural
green can be enjoyed by all from their own rooms, and from shared
spaces.
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Singapore Zoological
Gardens
Project name
Landscaping for Indian Rhino Exhibit at
Night Safari The New Indian Rhino Exhibit at Night Safari with Sustainable Landscape
Habitat Design has been opened to public on 29 April 2021.
Owner
Mandai Wildlife Group (MWG) The landscape adopted is Asian Grassland and there are 5 Key Design
Considerations for Indian Rhino Exhibit at Night Safari: 1) Create
Architect immersion landscape 2) Create natural habitat for animals 3) Preserve
Ratnawati Bte Hussin existing landscape features 4) Recycling of affected trees through
(PM, Exhibit Design, MWG) transplanting 5) Natural plant succession through seeding regime

Landscape Architect/Designer
Serene Lai Seak Hwa (Horticulture,MWG)

Main Contractor
Top Pave Pte Ltd (Builder) &
Kumudra Landscape Services Pte Ltd
(Landscape Contractor)

Other Specialists
George Kyaw (VP, MWG)

Kelvin Heng & Syn Joo (AVP, MWG)

Tan Shou Keng, Said, Amran & Maskris

(NS Horticulture Teams, MWG)

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Island Landscape & Nursery Pte Ltd Kim Bock Contractor Pte Ltd

Project name Project name

Klimt Cairnhill Showflat Springleaf MRT

IMPLEMENTATION - PUBLIC & URBAN SPACES MAINTENANCE - NON RESIDENTIAL

Kim Bock Contractor Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd

Project name Project name

Mayflower MRT BCA Academy

IMPLEMENTATION - PUBLIC & URBAN SPACES MAINTENANCE - PUBLIC & URBAN SPACES
Kim Bock Contractor Pte Ltd Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd

Project name Project name

Nature’s Classroom @ West Coast Park Science Centre Singapore

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Eunos Techpark Singapore 629489 #06-122 Enterprise Hub Singapore 298899 Singapore 769967 WCEGA Plaza #06-52
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53 Ubi Ave 1 #05-16 Singapore 387313 3 Neo Tiew Lane 3 Vertex Tower A, #04-48 #07-28 Link@AMK Hoopla Parks & Recreation Pte Ltd
Paya Ubi Industrial Park T: +65 6758 7015 Singapore 718785 Singapore 408868 Singapore 569139 15 Changi North St 1 #01-13
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Singapore 718927 25 Mandai Estate #02-10 7030 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5 Singapore 416118
Amozonia Landscape T: +65 6793 7805 Innovation Place (Tower 1) #06-25 Northstar@AMK T: +65 6858 2308 Island Landscape & Nursery Pte Ltd
Block 72, LoewerRoad #01-07A F: +65 6793 7806 Singapore 729930 Singapore 569880 F: +65 6858 2309 Plot 13 Joan Road / Thomson Road
Singapore 248848 E: bonco@singnet.com.sg T: +65 6844 0938 T: +65 “6552 2711/ 6555 3611/3711/3811 E: sales@gorica.com.sg PSA Nursery
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F: +65 6275 5466 E: sales@crystalene.com E: sales@evergreenlandscape.com.sg Green Forest Landscape Pte Ltd T: +65 6254 9867
E: admin@amozonia-landscape.sg Candy Floriculture Pte Ltd W: www.crystalene.com 20 Sin Ming Lane #05-52 F: +65 6253 8989
W: www.amozonia-landscape.sg 567 Thomson Road Evershine Florist Pte Ltd Midview City E: iln@islandgroup.com.sg
Singapore 298183 CSK Landscape Services (S) Pte Ltd 26 Dickson Road Singapore 573968 W: www.islandgroup.com.sg
Amozonia Pte Ltd T: +65 6256 6788 Blk 115A Commonwealth Drive, #03-25 Singapore 209509 T: +65 6482 5191
11 Woodlands Close #09-11 F: +65 6250 7760 Tanglin Halt Industrial Estate T: +65 - 6733 3524 F: +65 6483 3265 ISO-Landscape Pte Ltd
Woodlands 11 E: sales@candy.com.sg Singapore 149596 E: evershineflo@yahoo.com.sg E: greenforest@landscape.com.sg 8 Changi North Street 1
Singapore 737853 accounts@candy.com.sg T: +65 6648 9414 ISOTeam Building
T: +65 6397 5476 W: www.candy.com.sg F: +65 6648 9414 Evershine Projects Pte Ltd Greenology Pte Ltd Singapore 498829
55 Sungei Tengah Road 289 / 290 Farnborough Road T: +65 6747 0220
F: +65 6397 5478 E: admin@csklandscape.com
Casimirian Landscape Pte Ltd Sungei Tengah Agrotechnology Park Singapore 509747 F: +65 6846 7735
E: admin@amozonia.sg W: www.csklandscape.com
50 Serangoon North Ave 4 Singapore 698999 T: +65 6214 1140 E: Iso.landscape@iso-team.com
#05-07 First Centre T: +65 6466 4988 F: +65 6214 0191 W: www.iso-landscape.com.sg
Arborculture Pte Ltd CT-Art Creation Pte Ltd
Singapore 555856 F: +65 6466 3904 E: green@greenology.sg
Blk 53 Stirling Road #01-398 25 Mandai Estate #07-10
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Singapore 141053 Innovation Place Tower 1
T: +65 6792 0261 F: +65 6570 3181 Singapore 729930 W: www.evershineprojects.com 20 Jalan Lekar
E: casimirian@singnet.com.sg Guan Lee Heng Contractor Pte Ltd Singapore 698931
E: admn@arborsingapore.com T: +65 6762 9891
Exklusive Landscape Pte Ltd 121 Lorong Semangka T: +65 6235 1000
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Chen Wa Landscape Pte Ltd 1 Bukit Batok Crescent #03-19 Singapore 698913 F: +65 6235 7080
E: sales@ctart.com.sg
No. 51 Bukit Batok Crescent WCEGA Plaza T: +65 6764 2012 E: jimmy.ng@sg.issworld.com
Arbsolutions Asia Pte Ltd W: www.ctart.com.sg
#08-45 Unity Centre Singapore 658064 F: +65 6764 4377
935 Yishun Central 1 #10-31
Singapore 658077 T: +65 6481 1383 E: nexus@guanleeheng.com.sg IT Meng Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd
Singapore 760935 Earthscape Concepts Pte Ltd
T: +65 6316 3506 F: +65 6481 1231 W: www.guanleeheng.com.sg 30 Jalan Lekar
T: +65 9835 7695 1 Irving Place #06-04
E: admin@arbsolutionsasia.com F: +65 6316 3507 The Commerze@Irving Singapore 698943
E: chenwa@chenwa.com.sg Far East Flora Pte Ltd Hawaii Landscape Pte Ltd T: +65 6762 6879
Singapore 369546
W: www.chenwa.com.sg 555 Thomson Road 559 Thomson Road F: +65 6769 1384
Atalian Landscaping Services Pte Ltd T: +65 6848 9449
Singapore 298184 Plot 7 PSA Nursery E: itmeng@singnet.com.sg
750D, Chai Chee Road, #03-06 E: info@earthscape.com.sg
Cheng Tai Nursery Pte Ltd T: +65 6254 6662 Singapore 298182 W: www.itmeng.com
Viva Business Park W: www.earthscape.com.sg
51 Sungei Tengah Road F: +65 6258 5743 T: +65 6251 3963
Singapore 469004
Singapore 698997 E: admin.thomson@fareastflora.com F: +65 6253 8253 Joaquim Garden & Landscape Pte Ltd
T: +65 6745 3733 Ecoflora (S) Pte Ltd
T: +65 6765 3333 W: www.fareastfloragarden.com E: lilian@hawaiilandscape.com.sg 9 Kaki Bukit Road 2
F: +65 6841 4428 21 Neo Tiew Lane 1
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E: solutions.sg.gsl@atalianworld.com Singapore 718788
E: sales@chengtainursery.com Fun’s Florist & Nursery Pte Ltd T: +65 6383 1188/9002 1540
T: +65 6793 5480 HKS Engineering & Trading Pte Ltd
ATS Landscaping and Construction Pte Ltd W: www.chengtainursery.com 551 Thomson Road F: +65 6383 2268
F: +65 6793 5482 51 Ubi Ave 1, #05-30
134, Gul Circle Singapore 298180 E: joaquim@singnet.com.sg
E: info@ecoflorasg.com Paya Ubi Industrial Park
Singapore 629598 Chin Ling Nursery & Landscape Pte Ltd T: +65 6253 7023/ 6251 5889
F: +65 6251 1027 Singapore 408933 KAF Resources Pte Ltd
T: +65 6862 0128 No. 10 Bedok South Road Eco-Scape
E: sales@funsgarden.com T: +65 6996 9277 205 Woodlands Ave 9
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E: sinats@singnet.com.sg Singapore 469274 Singapore 415803 E: enquiry@hks.com.sg Singapore 738957
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Garden Works Pte Ltd W: www.hks.com.sg T: +65 6392 0815
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AYM Construction Pte Ltd E: enquiry@chinling.com.sg 212 Hougang Street 21 #03-325 F: +65 6392 1815
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W: www.eastec.com.sg 7030 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5
Grandlink Square T: +65 6858 3006 W: www.kafresources.com.sg
F: +65 6383 0049 #05-32 Northstar@AMK
Singapore 399849 Chop Ching Hin Pte Ltd Edible Garden City Pte Ltd
E: works_garden@yahoo.com.sg Singapore 569880
T: +65 6334 2700 44 Jalan Gaharu 60 Jalan Penjara T: +65 6456 0211
F: +65 6334 2700 Singapore 588863 Singapore 149375 F: +65 6456 0277
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Kiat Lee Landscape & Building Pte Ltd Living Décor (S) Pte Ltd Nyee Phoe Flower Garden Pte Ltd Precision Company Pte Ltd Swee Bee Contractor Pte Ltd TTK Services Pte Ltd
31 Kranji Crescent 63 Hillview Avenue #09-13 240 Neo Tiew Crescent 95 Tagore Lane 140 Paya Lebar Road Blk 36 Toh Guan Rd East
Singapore 728655 Lam Soon Industrial Building Singapore 718898 Singapore 787537 #09-08 AZ @ Paya Lebar #01-38 Enterprise Hub
T: +65 6287 3390 Singapore 669569 T: +65 6793 6500 T: +65 6221 3171 Singapore 409015 Singapore 608580
F: +65 6742 8966 T: +65 6769 2923 F: +65 6793 6511 F: +65 6224 5763 T: +65 6287 1937 T: +65 6465 1623
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www.nyeephoe.com W: www.sweebee.sg W: www.ttkservices.sg
Kim Bock Contractor Pte Ltd Living Water Resources Pte Ltd Prince’s Landscape Pte Ltd
3 Pemimpin Drive #05-05 705 Sims Drive #03-06 Oh Heng Huat Pte Ltd 53 Sungei Tengah Road Tan Huan Turf & Irrigation Services Pte Ltd
Lip Hing Industrial Building Shun Li Industrial Complex A’Posh Bizhub #08-25 Singapore 698998 81 Tagore Lane #04-01 TAG A Blk 1006 Eunos Ave 7 #01-28
Singapore 576147 Singapore 387384 1 Yishun Industrial Street 1 T: +65 6763 7000 Singapore 787502 Singapore 409577
T: +65 6253 5422 T: +65 6741 0300 Singapore 768160 F: +65 6892 2700 T: +65 6452 7682 T: +65 6741 5438
F: +65 6253 8513 F: +65 6749 1048 T: +65 6694 6439 E: plant@prince.com.sg F: +65 6282 4238 F: +65 6745 6038
E: tohkimbock@tkbgroup.com E: livingwaterresources@gmail.com F: +65 6694 6437 W: www.princelandscape.com E: tanhuan.treecutting@gmail.com E: turfgrass@mac.com
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W: www.ohhenghuat.com Product Design Pte Ltd
Kim Ting Landscape Pte Ltd Lovely Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd 53 Ubi Avenue 1 #03-18 Teck Heng Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd Universal Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd
Yishun Central PO Box 0187 32 Punggol East, #01-05 Paya Ubi Industrial Park 421 Tagore Industrial Avenue 2 Venture Drive, #14-02
Organic Green Living Pte Ltd
Singapore 917607 Singapore 828824 Singapore 408934 #03-25 Tagore 8 Vision Exchange
31 Kranji Crescent
T: +65 6367 9425 T: +65 6296 0612 T: +65 6747 4477 Singapore 787805 Singapore 608526
Singapore 728655
F: +65 6368 9025 F: +65 6296 0615 F: +65 6749 7538 T: +65 6667 2628 E: haleemah@universallandscape.org
T: +65 6508 9183
E: kimtingl@yahoo.com.sg E: lovely@lovelygroup.sg E: productdesign@singnet.com.sg F: +65 6785 7933 W: www.universallandscape.org
E: admin@ogreenliving.com
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W: www.ogreenliving.com
R2J Playground Tests Pte Ltd Urban Scapes Pte Ltd
Kims General Contractor Pte Ltd Lucky Garden Floriculture Pte Ltd Blk 105 Ang Mo Kio, Ave 4, #02-212 TEHC International Pte Ltd 51 Choa Chu Kang Road Track 14
Outboard & Marine Pte Ltd
Blk 5022 #03-15 17 North Canal Road Singapore 560105 4 Senoko Crescent Singapore 698941
5 Lorong Bakar Batu #01-01
Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 2 Singapore 048829 T: +65 6574 3011 Singapore 758261 T: +65 6891 2021/6891 2022
MacPherson Industrial Complex
Singapore 569525 T: +65 6776 8228 E: r2j.tests@gmail.com T: +65 6790 9790 F: +65 6256 0413
Singapore 348742
T: +65 6758 1155 F: +65 6532 2238 F: +65 6790 9478 E: urban@khlpl.com.sg
T: +65 6743 4039
F: +65 6758 1121 E: sales@luckygarden.com.sg San Lim Transport & Construction Pte Ltd E: info@tehcgp.com
F: +65 6748 2031
E: sales@kimspl.com.sg 50 Lim Chu Kang Lane 3 W: www.tehcgp.com Vertical Green Pte Ltd
E: outboard@singnet.com.sg
LY Landscape & Development Pte Ltd W: www.gardenequipment.com.sg Singapore 718883 1 Soon Lee Street #06-14/15 Pioneer Centre
Kok Heng Landscaping Pte Ltd Blk 86 Marine Parade Central #04-308 T: +65 6793 5992 The Nature Company (Singapore) Pte Ltd Singapore 627605
51 Choa Chu Kang Track 14 Singapore 440086 E: sanlim@singnet.com.sg 15 Joan Road T: +65 6100 6680
Parklab Pte Ltd
Singapore 698941 T: +65 6345 4929 Singapore 298899 E: info@verticalgreen.com.sg
25 Bukit Batok Cres #09-04
T: +65 6891 2682 F: +65 6345 2711 Sinflora (S) Pte Ltd T: +65 6256 3505 W: www.verticalgreen.com.sg
The Elitist
F: +65 6891 2685 E: ly@lycompany2.com.sg 388F Clementi Rd F: +65 6259 1973
Singapore 658066
E: khlpl@singnet.com.sg Singapore 599473 E: sales@natureco.com.sg Water + Plants Lab Pte Ltd
T: +65 6253 8083
Mao Sheng Quanji Construction Pte Ltd T: +65 6784 1133 W: www.natureco.com.sg 349A Changi Road
F: +65 6272 8083
Kok Keong Landscape Pte Ltd 165 MacPherson Road F: +65 6784 1155 Singapore 419817
E: enquiry@parklab.com.sg
No. 10 Lorong Semangka Singapore 348533 E: info@sinflora.com Toh Chin Leong Construction Pte Ltd T: +65 6747 5144
W: www.parklab.com.sg
Plot Street 52 T: +65 6285 2300 W: www.sinflora.com 7030 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5 E: desmond@waterplants-lab.com
Singapore 698936 F: +65 6285 2731 #05-50 Northstar @ AMK
Plantae Pte Ltd
T: +65 6281 1601 E: ask@maosheng.com.sg SPA Flora Pte Ltd Singapore 569880 Western Flora Pte Ltd
27 New Industrial Road
F: +65 6281 0530 W: www.maosheng.com.sg 553 Thomson Road T: +65 6287 4527 190 Yio Chu Kang Road
#06-07, Novelty Techpoint
E: main@kokkeonglandscape.com.sg Singapore 298139 F: +65 6481 6164 Singapore 545637
Singapore 536212
Multico Equipment & Parts Pte Ltd T: +65 6252 8512 E: admin@tcl.com.sg T: +65 6694 2423
T: +65 6481 5655
Koon Lee Nursery Pte Ltd 11 Tuas View Crescent E: sales@spaflora.com.sg W: www.tcl-landscape.com F: +65 6694 2423
E: admin@plantae.sg
101 Jalan Lekar Multico Building W: www.spaflora.com.sg E: alex@westernflora.com.sg
W: www.plantae.sg
Singapore 698953 Singapore 637643 Transquest Supplies & Co Pte Ltd W: www.westernflora.com.sg
T: +65 6793 7229 T: +65 6863 2863 Spiderlift Asia Pte Ltd 31 Bukit Batok Crescent
Plantwerkz Pte Ltd #01-11 The Splendour
F: +65 6793 7731 F: +65 6863 6817 Blk 115, Marsiling Rise, #13-388 Yong Aik Construction Pte Ltd
27 New Industrial Road Singapore 658070
E: koonleenursery@outlook.com E: info@mep.multicoasia.com Singapore 730115 2 Yishun Industrial Street 1 #08-21
#06-07, Novelty Techpoint T: +65 6252 3478
W: www.multicoequipparts.com T: +65 9793 8228 Northpoint BizHUb
Singapore 536212 F: +65 6252 3487
Landscape Engineering Pte Ltd F: +65 6364 7436 Singapore 768159
T: +65 6455 3398 E: enquiries@transquest.com.sg
97 Pioneer Road Muthu Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd E: markguah@spiderliftasia.com T: +65 6453 4527
F: +65 6455 3386
Singapore 639579 2 Jalan Rajah, #01-10 W: www.spiderliftasia.com F: +65 6453 8644
E: enquiry@plantwerkz.com Treetop Landscaping Pte Ltd
T: +65 6883 2216 Golden Wall Flatted Factory E: admin@yongaik.com.sg
W: www.plantwerkz.com 21 Woodlands Close #04-19 Primz Bizhub
F: +65 6883 2316 Singapore 329134 Splendor Horticultural Services & Supply W: www.yongaik.com
E: landscape@singnet.com.sg T: +65 6254 9341 53 Ubi Avenue 1 #06-10 Singapore 737854
Playpoint (Singapore) Pte Ltd T: +65 6974 7391
W: www.lepl.com.sg E: muthu.bro@gmail.com Paya Ubi Industrial Park Zen Landscape Pte Ltd
1 Sims Lane #06-12 E: sales@treetoplandscaping.com
Singapore 408934 16B Shelford Rd #03-16
Singapore 387355
Lawrence Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd Nature Landscape Pte Ltd T: +65 6748 4966 Singapore 286653
T: +65 6398 1558 Tropic Planner & Landscape Pte Ltd
291 Yishun St 22 #01-343 15 Joan Road F: +65 6748 4961 T: +65 6323 0281
F: +65 6398 1559 63 Hillview Avenue #09-13
Singapore 760291 Singapore 298899 E: splendor1998@hotmail.com F: +65 6323 0271
E: info@playpoint.com.sg Lam Soon Industrial Building
T: +65 6257 0180 T: +65 6252 6802 E: zenlandscape.com.sg
W: www.playpoint.asia Singapore 669569
E: enquiries@lawrencelandscape.net F: +65 6252 6681 Sunshine Horticulture Pte Ltd W: www.zenlandscape.com.sg
E: contact@naturelandscapes.com 11 Mandai Estate, Eldix #10-02 T: +65 6762 0500
Playwkz Culture Singapore Pte Ltd F: +65 6762 0300
Limelite Productions Pte Ltd W: www.naturelandscapes.com.sg Singapore 729908
50 Serangoon North Ave 4 E: admin@tropicplanners.com.sg
11 Mandai Est #09-05 Eldix T: +65 6765 0252
#03-12 First Centre W: www.tropicplanners.com.sg
Singapore 729908 New Rapid Evermore (1988) Pte Ltd E: contact@sunshine-horticulture.com
Singapore 555856
T: +65 6733 3721 288 Changi Rd #03-09 W: sunshine-horticulture.com
T: +65 6844 3112 Tropical Environment Pte Ltd
E: hello@limelitemanagement.com ICON@Changi
F: +65 6844 2100 60 Jalan Lekar
W: www.limelitemanagement.com Singapore 419741
E: info@playwkz.com Singapore 698497
T: +65 6444 9394
W: www.playwkz.com T: +65 6451 1922
E: anbu@_nre@hotmail.com
F: +65 6456 1518
E: admin@tropicalenvironment.com.sg
W: www.tropicalenvironment.com.sg

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Ace Supplies Trading & Equipment Pte Ltd Landscape Design Associates Lot 9276 Water Concepts & Consultancy Pte Ltd
7030 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5 Jalan Uplands 37A Hong Kong Street
#05-32 Northstar @ AMK Kuching 93200, Malaysia Singapore 059676
Singapore 569880 T: +608 234 2760 T: +65 6522 9197
T: +65 6570 6536 F: +608 234 2760 E: enquiry@waterconcepts.com.sg
F: +65 6570 6537 E: catherinelau05@yahoo.com W: www.waterconcepts.com.sg
E: general@weiweixiang.com
Makita Singapore Pte Ltd Wong Fong Engineering Works (1988) Pte Ltd
Bio-Flora (Singapore) Pte Ltd 7 Changi South Street 3 79 Joo Koon Circle
9 Yishun Industrial St 1, #04-74/75 Singapore 486348 Singapore 629107
North Spring Bizhub T: +65 6546 8700 T: +65 6861 6555
Singapore 768163 F: +65 6546 8711 F: +65 6861 3230
T: +65 6582 0896 E: makita@makita.com.sg E: sunny@wongfong.com
F: +65 6242 0556 W: www.makita.com.sg W: www.wongfong.com
E: enquiry@bioflora.com.sg
Mexplay (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Bu Seng Chong Holdings Shd Bhd 25 Kaki Bukit Road 4 #05-28
Jln Parit Muhammad Batu 5 3/4 Synergy @ KB Building
84200 Bakri, Johor, Malaysia Singapore 417800
T: +606 986 9840/986 8992/986 8368 T: +65 6245 1556/6384 9566
F: +606 986 6886 F: +65 6245 4480
E: bsch9988@gmail.com E: info@mexplay.com.sg

Centaur Asia Pacific (Singapore) Pte Ltd MHE-Demag (S) Pte Ltd
1 Sunview Road 33 Gul Circle
#01-01 Eco-Tech @ Sunview Singapore 629570
Singapore 627615 T: +65 6305 3500
T: +65 8690 6322 E: sales_mds@mhe-demag.com
E: info@centaur-asiapacific.com W: www.mhe-demag.com

Creative Polymer Industries Pte Ltd Play Concept Ltd

201 Kranji Road CPI Building 28/F Comweb Plaza
Singapore 739480 12 Cheung Yue Street
T: +65 6261 6266 Cheung Sha Wan, Kowloon, Hong Kong
F: +65 6261 3337 E: hq@playconcept.com.hk
E: info@cpi.com.sg W: www.playconcept.com.hk
W: www.cpi.com.sg
Redwood Stream Pte Ltd
Galmon (S) Pte Ltd 126 Joo Seng Road #04-11/12
50 Tuas Ave 1 Singapore 368355
Jurong Industrial Estate T: +65 6288 3040
Singapore 639527 F: +65 6288 3230
T: +65 6862 2277 E: shirley@redwoodstream.com
F: +65 6862 0520
E: desmond.ong@galmon.com Semec Enterprise Pte Ltd
W: www.galmon.com Blk 22 Woodlands Link #02-35
Woodlands East Industrial Estate
Gimtronic Engineers Pte Ltd Singapore 738734
35 Tannery Rd, #11-04 Ruby Industrial Complex T: +65 6752 8887
Singapore 347740 F: +65 6759 2388
T: +65 6744 0218 E: sales@semec.com.sg
E: teh_hong_geap@gimtronic.com.sg W: www.semec.com.sg

Goldbell Engineering Pte Ltd Singapore Zoological Gardens

8 Tuas Ave 18 80 Mandai Lake Road
Singapore 638892 Singapore 729826
T: +65 6864 0668 T: +65 6360 8526
F: +65 6861 8550 E: serene.lai@mandai.com
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Spaceage Labs Pte Ltd
Holytree Landscaping & Gardening LLP 1 Coleman Street #10-06 The Adelphi
59 Ubi Ave 1, #04-15, Bizlink Centre Singapore 179803
Singapore 408938 E: info@spaceagelabs.com.sg
T: +65 6227 6515 W: www.spaceage-labs.com
F: +65 6227 6578
E: complete@holytree.com.sg Teo Brothers Nursery
W: www.holytree.com.sg Batu 4, Parit Bunga
84000 Ledang, Johor, Malaysia
Juzz Pte Ltd T: +606 954 4849
125 Bukit Merah Lane 1 #04-182 F: +606 954 6288
Singapore 150125 E: teobrothers54057@gmail.com
T: +65 6789 7039
E: sales@juzz.com.sg Vermeer (SEA) Pte Ltd
2 Bukit Batok Street 24
#04-11 Skytech
Singapore 659480
T: +65 6310 8539
F: +65 6267 9749
E: theresasoh@vermeersea.com
W: www.vermeersea.com

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