SINGAPORE INSTITUTE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS

We share a collection of perspectives from students of landscape architecture, curated by Dr Ervine Lin and Ruen Qing Wong.

To many Singaporeans, residents, and visitors, Marina Bay is the identity of Singapore.

Jewel Changi Airport is a symbol of bold dreams, and not a “cold, impersonal” infrastructure.

Prioritising aesthetics in the design of artificial nature could create a gateway through which people could appreciate nature.

A checkbox list of architecturally-centred pursuits will never be able to replicate or imitate tropical forests: a lost treasure.

Meaning of the landscape will generously accrue over time.

History is celebrated through the choice of planting, material, and spatial design at Punggol Promenade.

A simple landscape can offer a breathing opportunity in this complex world and let the people decide what their story is and will be.

Rower’s Bay Park is a well-designed, naturalistic establishment with a noteworthy intention of connecting man and nature.

Chinese mythologies and grotesque sculptures of hellish demons come into mind when we talk about Haw Par Villa.

In examining “24 Hours in Singapore”, cartesian dualism is used as a way to structure a study of the landscape.

Spending time in Khoo Teck Puat Hospital just does not feel like spending time in a hospital. Instead, it feels the total opposite.

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