Singapore Landscape Architecture Awards 2019 by SILA_online

SINGAPORE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2019

CONTENTS

08 11 15

BICENTENNIAL SPECIAL: THE JOURNEY OF SILA

FOREWORD

ABOUT SILA

HOTEL & RESORT LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

107

CIVIC & INSTITUTIONAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

123

PARKS & RECREATIONAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

HONORARY JURY PANEL

139

ANALYSIS & PLANNING AWARD WINNERS

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

167

PARTICIPATING ENTRIES

RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

176

COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

192

LISTING OF RECOGNISED PRACTICES

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

FOREWORD

This year, SILA celebrates its 12th run of the biennial Singapore Landscape Architecture Awards; a showcase of the best landscape architectural works in the industry.

DESMOND LEE Minister for Social and Family Development & Second Minister for National Development, Singapore

My warmest congratulations to the winners of the Singapore Landscape Architecture Awards! We enjoy lush and beautiful greenery in our City in a Garden. This would not be possible if not for the hard work by our friends, partners and colleagues in the landscape sector. We are transforming our Built Environment cluster to create good jobs for Singaporeans, grow strong firms with capabilities, and strengthen our overall economic potential. The landscape sector, as part of the larger Built Environment cluster, is no exception. Our landscape sector will need to rise to the next level, and become high-tech, high-value, and resource-efficient. Landscape architects play an important role in this transformation journey. They work across the various sectors within the Built Environment to envelop our urban spaces with green and blue resources. They also orchestrate the upstream design and downstream implementation skilfully, while taking into consideration downstream maintenance. It is inspiring to see how our local landscape firms have been setting the benchmark and promoting best practices. The submissions to the Awards show the maturity of the landscape architecture practice which goes beyond aesthetics. They emphasise the principles of ecological performance, sustainable design, and user-nature interface. The profession has evolved and grown beyond its roots in landscape design and environmental assessments to now include biophilic design, master planning, and urban design.

KENNETH ER Chief Executive Officer National Parks Board, Singapore

As we mark 200 years of the founding of modern Singapore, we reflect on the transformation from a trading port to a metropolis. Despite urbanisation, Singapore remains a city filled with lush greenery and rich biodiversity. This is the result of more than 50 years of concerted effort in greening Singapore. The landscape industry, including landscape architects, have contributed immensely to the protection, conservation and enhancement of our natural heritage. With the recent launch of the Landscape Sector Transformation Plan on 4 May 2019, we will strengthen our vision as a Biophilic City in a Garden. Landscape architects will be integral in connecting people with nature through biophilic design techniques allowing us to create a highly liveable environment. Over the past few years, NParks have been working closely with landscape architects to restore native habitats and curate natural features within a park setting. This is evident in projects like the Lakeside Gardens as part of Jurong Lake Gardens, and the Singapore Botanic Gardensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Learning Forest. To enable all segments of the community to experience the benefits of nature, we have also applied evidence-based design in therapeutic gardens and nature play gardens programmes. We are encouraged to see how landscape architects are enhancing their skills through the Continual Professional Development and Accreditation programmes to keep up with the evolving science and art of landscape architecture. We extend our congratulations to all the award winners and our heartfelt appreciation to all landscape architects to making Singapore a more liveable and enduring home for all.

I have every confidence that our home grown landscape architects will continue to excel and lead the charge in enhancing Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s greenery, in line with our collective vision of being a City in a Garden.

RONNIE TAN President Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects, Singapore

This SIngapore Landscape Architecture Awards 2019, being the 12th edition now, continues to set the benchmarks for landscape architecture practice in Singapore.

ABOUT SILA

The awards recognises and give due credits for the invaluable role the profession play in creating the biophilic City in a Garden. The world is ever changing. More so in the region and in Singapore. Recent announced plans of development in SG Southern Waterfront, climate change strategies and the shift of Indonesiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s capital to Kalimantan, present possible dawning of new opportunities for our landscape architects to contribute and serve. While we are good at what we do, we will have to increase our repertoire of expertise to embrace digitization, deepen our skill sets in urban ecology and horticulture, and engage in projects that stretches our capabilities and know-how. Only then can we keep pace with the changes that is taking place around us. This year we see the largest number of submissions so far in SLAA history. Hopefully it is an indication of the increasing business opportunities that our Recognised Practices have currently, and in the years to come. On behalf of SILA Council and SLAA2019 Organising Committee, congratulations to all the award winning firms in SLAA2019.

In line with SILAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision, the awards aim to increase recognition of the landscape architectural profession and promote the creation of sustainable urban landscapes.

The Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA) is a non-profit organization

VISION

representing Landscape Architecture professionals in Singapore. It was established

• To inspire and lead the creation of sustainable urban landscapes.

in 1985 to advance the art of Landscape Architecture, and the theory and practice

• Bring built environment professions together in the design and development of

of landscape, environment, and urban design; SILA also aims to promote research

landscapes with high population density and a significant built environment to

and education in the discipline, as well as create and maintain a high standard of

meet the needs of present and future generations, and meaningfully address

professional qualification.

socio-ecological challenges. VALUES:

STRATEGIC PLANS

• To provide an accreditation and assessment framework in order to ensure a high level of professional practice • To promote excellence in design and practice by strengthening training, education and skill development in Singapore • To be a channel for a comprehensive range of programmes and activities that will be of interest to its members and the design sector • To play an integral role as a professional body to advise the government, industry, academia and community about landscape design • To represent a congruent view and the interests of the design collective to

SILA has identified 4 strategic priorities for Singapore’s Landscape Architecture profession based on its aspirations and emerging challenges. 1. Leadership in Design

2. Elevating Awareness

3. Training & Development

4. Professional Practice

Create and promote the integration of urban environments and complex natural systems through responsible, innovative and resilient designs

Elevate the perception and value of Landscape Architects to the government, built environment professionals and the public through effective communication

Inspire establish and aspiring Landscape Architects to grow talent base through effective academic programmes, capability development and mentoring

Educate and develop Landscape Architects’ professional practices

- Design focus

government regulatory bodies, economic development agencies, business,

- Practice focus

- Talent focus - Outreach focus

academia and the public • To establish, uphold and enforce a high level of professional conduct amongst landscape architects • To provide a platform for authoritative design research, knowledge and dissemination of information relating to the profession and industry

SILA WEBSITE For more information, updates and events, please refer to the SILA website at http://www.sila.org.sg or scan the QR code to access.

JUDGING CRITERIA TWO-STAGE JUDGING PROCESS • 1st Stage Online Judging by Online Jury Panel - selected the Merit Award entries for the 2nd stage Final Judging among all participating entries • 2nd Stage Final Judging by Final Jury Panel - awarded the Outstanding Final Award, Gold Award and Silver Award winners from the Merit Award entries Participating Entries

Online Judging Panel

Merit Awards

Final Jury Panel

•Outstanding Final Award •Gold Awards •Silver Awards

CATEGORIES

HONORARY JURY PANEL

In each of the award categories, the jury evaluated the quality of design based on sensitivity to the context, environmental sustainability, social value, and attention to detail, with consideration of the spatial experience for the various specific user groups. Both local and overseas proposals were received.

Residential Landscape

Commercial & Industrial Landscape

Hotel & Resort Landscape

Civic & Institutional Landscape

Parks & Public Landscape

Analysis & Planning

CRITERIA Environmental sensitivity and sustainability •

Consideration of existing natural systems, both active and passive strategies in preservation, conservation and rehabilitation of the project site.

Clarity and quality of design •

Demonstrates the breadth of design backed and research and design principles

Design Value to community and stakeholders •

Creation of high performing, meaningful and beautiful spaces that support the health and wellbeing of our communities and stakeholders.

Innovative Design Solutions •

Evidence of strong thought leadership of design and exploration of new materials and construction methods with the use of new technologies to aid design solutions.

Holistic and/or Integrated Approach •

The online jury, comprising presidents of IFLA regions, national associations, first shortlisted submitted entries before the second stage evaluation by a panel of respected local design practitioners

Sensitivity to existing culture, and social fabric with an integrated design work-flow beyond and onto other disciplines that looks at a bigger picture

Implementability (if unbuilt) •

Grounded and feasible planning strategies that has the ultimate goal of being implemented and built

FINAL JURY PANEL Brad is the President of the New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora and is a Principal of the design firm Isthmus, an Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban Design practice, with studios in Auckland and Wellington, Aotearoa - New Zealand.

BRAD COOMBS President New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Tuia Pito Ora, New Zealand

With over 20 years of experience Brad has worked on some of the most exciting and challenging residential, infrastructure and coastal projects in New Zealand, always delivered through a considered and tailored response to the specific project and the land. He is passionate about his role in helping to make New Zealand an even better place and in providing leadership to the profession of landscape architecture in New Zealand. He has considerable experience as an expert witness to Council,

Ar. Brian Low is Director of the HDB’s Landscape & Design Department (LDD) since its formation in 2014. Tasked with improving the quality of HDB’s architectural and landscape designs through appropriate policies and implementation strategies, Brian’s team is crucial to the future direction of new HDB housing designs.

BRIAN LOW Director Landscape & Design Department, Housing Development Board (HDB), Singapore

Brian’s team has been at the forefront of exciting initiatives such as the Town Design Guide, which aims to create identities for different HDB towns through planning and design interventions; Thematic Playgrounds, to strengthen a town’s identity, enhance play experiences, and forge closer family bonds; and setting higher targets for Greenery and Water-Sensitive Urban Design features, to ensure new projects are biophilic, lusher, and encourages engagement with greenery, nature and water. At the project level, Brian oversees

Environment Court and Board of Inquiry hearings and as an RMA planning decision maker. Brad has judged a number of international awards programs and design competitions and has presented papers at national and international conferences and symposiums throughout Asia and the Pacific. Travelling extensively throughout Aotearoa - New Zealand for work during the week, Brad can be found on the weekend discovering the land from a different vantage point either on a bike or on the water – normally with family in tow. Whatu ngarongaro he tangata, toitu he whenua- People come and go, but the land remains forever.

DAMIAN TANG Senior Director of Design National Parks Board, Singapore (Online & Final Jury)

Whakatauaki (maori proverb)

the design of the outdoor spaces in all new housing projects. His team also looks into design studies to improve the living environment, and coordinates the implementation of new initiatives in HDB projects. Brian graduated from the National University of Singapore with a degree in Architecture in 1997. He has performed numerous roles in HDB, from design architect, to tackling the dramatic ramping up of the HDB building programme. He has appeared in numerous news interviews and documentaries to speak on HDB’s design- and landscape-related directions and initiatives. He currently sits in a few committees, including the ABC Waters Professional Monitoring Committee, Singapore Landscape Architects Accreditation Advisory Committee and Temasek Polytechnic’s Design School Advisory Committee.

Mr Damian Tang is the AsiaPacific region (APR) President of International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA); comprised of 14 national associations in the region and 74 national associations around the world. He is the Immediate Past President and honoured Fellow of Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA). Damian is in the landscape industry for more than fifteen years strengthening both local standards and international standing of the landscape architecture profession in Singapore. He was the Chair for the successful IFLA World Congress Singapore 2018 that elevated the attention of Singapore as the Biophilic City.

he introduced several key initiatives in awards, membership, collaboration and partnership. One of the most inspiring success is the inaugural IFLA AAPME Awards 2018, a tripartite awards collaboration amongst IFLA Africa, Asia Pacific and Middle East region. This award gained notable success and global recognition of landscape architects in resilience building underpinning the profession. Following the success of the award, he further introduced and led resilience building initiatives to help under-privileged communities in Timor-Leste.

Damian is also part of the IFLA Executive Committee, instrumental in raising the awareness and influence of the profession in Asia Pacific region. Under his leadership,

Damian is also a prominent and inspiring speaker who delivers lectures in several universities in Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Singapore. He was appointed the visiting Professor in Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology in 2018.

Ms Fun is currently the Chief Urban Designer at the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). Her primary responsibility is to oversee all architectural and urban design aspects of URA’s work.

the Greater Southern Waterfront. She also chairs the Design Advisory Panels for strategic projects such as Marina One, Duo, Punggol Digital District SIT and JTC developments and Marina East Desalination Plant.

She oversees the urban design for Central Area of Singapore such as Marina Bay, as well as new key growth areas outside the Central Area such as Jurong Lake District, Woodlands Regional Centre, Punggol North Coast and

She sits on the Board of Architects which is the body that regulates the practice of architecture in Singapore by registered individuals and corporations.

FUN SIEW LENG Chief Urban Designer Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), Singapore (Online & Final Jury)

Ronnie Tan is an accredited Landscape Architect and the President of the Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects (SILA). Currently teaching Environment Design at the School of Design, Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore, he focuses on the applied confluence of landscape architecture, sustainable architectural design and the built environment in the programme.

RONNIE TAN

Prior to joining academia, he was part of a SILA Recognised Practice, Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design, which specializes in landscape architecture, master planning,

urban design, ecological design and environmental impact assessments. Ronnie holds a MArch Urban Design (UD) 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, mass customised cities, sustainable urban development, ecological design for biodiversity enhancement and design of natural play areas.

President Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects, Singapore (Online & Final Jury)

Executive Director (BuildSG) Building Construction Authority Singapore, Singapore

CHEONG YEW KEE Founding Principal 2B ARCHITECTS, Singapore

Mr Tai graduated with honours from NUS in 1987 and has practiced as an architect and urban planner since 1990. His key projects won both local and international awards and were featured in URA’s exhibition “20 under 45” in March 2004.

TAI LEE SIANG

Cheong Yew Kee is Founding Principal of 2B ARCHITECTS, an award-winning boutique architectural firm. He is a Board of Architects-registered architect in Singapore and a licensed architect in the USA. Yew Kee is a Council Member of SIA and chair of SIA Design Competition Committee. He is also Treasurerelect Y2020-2021 for American Institute of Architects International Region and also its Director Y20172018.

He held the position of President of Singapore Institute of Architects from 2007 to 2009. During his term, he led the inauguration of ARCHIFEST, which became the top and only architecture festival in Asia. In 2009, following his impact on the design world, he was elected as inaugural Chairman of Design Alliance of Singapore (DesignS) – an alliance representing nine design associations in Singapore. In 2013, he was elected President of Design Business Chamber Singapore, and oversaw the launch of the Singapore Good Design Mark in 2014.

Yew Kee is a passionate Sustainable Design Architect dedicated to integrate and valuecreate Wellness, Biophilic Green and Blue Designs into PlaceMaking, Sustainable solutions with a focus on technology and human experience. In his years of practice, he worked in reputable firms in USA, Mexico and Singapore and honed his expertise in a broad range of planning and architectural projects in over eight countries. Yew Kee received his Master of Science in Sustainable Design (Merit) from University of Nottingham, UK and Master of

Architecture (AIA Merit) from University of Texas in Austin, Texas, USA. Yew Kee is active in professional and community works, serves on institute’s council, sits on advisory committee of statutory boards, speaks in public forum, acts as juror for design competitions, docent in museums and guided in both 2006 and 2008 Singapore Biennale. Key leaderships included serving as Council Member of SIA, Chair of SIA Sustainability Committee, member of BCA Green Mark Advisory and BCA Universal Design Mark Advisory, and as Director of American Institute of Architects International Region, mentoring Capstone program students at Singapore University of Technology and Design, delivering talks in international, national conference and IHLs like NUS, SUTD, SMU and acting as jurors in international student competitions and professional institutes’ awards, notably, the last few sessions of Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects Awards.

In 2011, he was elected President of Singapore Green Building Council. Under his leadership, the first green building product certification scheme in Singapore was established. In 2013, he was officially appointed as a Board Director of World Green Building Council, and was subsequently elected as Chairman in 2016. From 2010 to 2016, Mr Tai held the position of Group Managing Director of Ong & Ong Group – a multi-discipline design firm that provides 360° solutions encompassing urban planning, architecture, engineering, landscape architecture and interior design. He is currently the Executive Director of BuildSG Office, Building and Construction Authority, a Board Member of the Health Science Authority and a Board of Trustee of the Singapore University of Technology and Design.

ONLINE JURY PANEL Yun Hye Hwang is an Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture in the School of Design and Environment of the National University of Singapore.

HWANG YUN HYE

She currently serves as the Programme Director for the Bachelor of Landscape Architecture programme and the studio coordinator of the Master of Landscape Architecture programme. Her research speculates on emerging demands of landscapes in the Asian equatorial urban context by exploring sustainable landscape management, the multifunctional

role of urban landscapes, and ecological design strategies for high-density Asian cities. Yun Hye has won several international design awards for her built works and is widely published in book chapters, landscape magazines, and peer-reviewed journals. She combined her background in design practice from the private sectors and academia, and has transferred knowledge of urban ecology into urban design and management through active interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaborations.

Associate Professor Department of Architecture in the School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore, Singapore

IRIS HOI President Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects, Hong Kong

JOBIM BIMBAO Ex-officio Philippine Association of Landscape Architects, Philippines

Iris Hoi is a Registered Landscape Architect with over 30 years of professional practice experience, 28 of which is in Hong Kong. She has been actively involved in the Hong Kong Institute of Landscape Architects. She served the longest tenure of the post of Honorary Secretary from 1991 to 1996. She was also a member of the Annual Dinner Organising Committee and the Annual Dinners’ Master of Ceremony for a period from 1991 to 2001. She helped the Institute developed its Continuing Professional Development standard. She has served on a number of Institute committees including the Public Affairs Committee, the Functions and Events Committee, the Publication Committee, Education Committee and the Chairperson of the Institute’s Practice Committee. Iris is also a member of the Board of Education

and Research of the Professional Green Building Council, and a member of the Hong Kong Institute of Urban Design. Professionally Iris is a Director at Urbis Limited with experience in both landscape architecture and landscape master planning, in Hong Kong and China. She has extensive experience in award-winning large-scale parks and public spaces, commercial, residential, hotel, transport corridors, institutional and infrastructure-related landscape developments. Her involvement ranges from working in multi-disciplinary consultancy teams to producing landscape master plan studies, feasibility/ assessment reports, detail design, and construction documents, to contract administration and tender assessment, to site supervision of landscape works implementation.

Jose Antonio P. Bimbao is an Exofficio of the Philippine Association of Landscape Architects (PALA). He has served multiple positions for the PALA Board of Directors since 2016 including President in 2018. His service with the association has contributed to the success of PALA projects such as multiple Luntiang Pooks, National Conventions, and various Continuing Professional Development events. He has represented PALA in a number of international delegations in different countries for the International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) matters at Indonesia, China, and Singapore. He completed his Bachelor’s Degree in Landscape Architecture in 2013 and his Master’s Degree in Tropical Landscape Architecture in 2017 at the University of the Philippines Diliman (UPCA).

Dr. Suhardi Maulan is an Associate Professor at the Department of Landscape Architecture, Faculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia. He received a Diploma in Landscape Design in 1992 from UiTM, Malaysia, Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Louisiana State University) in 1997, Master of Landscape Architecture (Virginia Tech) in 2002 and Doctor of Philosophy (Environmental Design and Planning) also from Virginia Tech in 2006.

SUHARDI MAULAN

He started his career as a landscape architect practitioner in 1997 before venture into academic

His background in landscape architectural design and planning has influenced the direction of his practice towards producing more Landscape Architects through teaching and research in the academe of UPCA. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor in the University for the Landscape Architecture Graduate and Undergraduate Programs. He works as the Laboratory Head of the UPCA Environmental Landscapes Design Studio, which aims to improve the Philippine built and natural environment through technical assistance. Among the four trusts of the laboratory, namely Ecology, Culture, Urban Design, and New Frontiers, his research interest is the latter. This interest had led him to his exploration of new methods to harness landscape value with the use of emergent technologies such as social media.

as a tutor in the Department of Landscape Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) in the year 2000. He teaches history and theory of design and landscape architecture as well as quantitative data analysis. His research interests include people interaction with the landscapes for sustainable development and visual impact assessment. Dr. Suhardi is currently a Head of Landscape Architecture Department in the Faculty of Design and Architecture, Universiti Putra Malaysia and the President for Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia (ILAM).

President Institute of Landscape Architects Malaysia, Malaysia

LI XIONG Vice-President and Professor Beijing Forestry University, China

WANG KUANG YU President Taiwan Institute of Landscape Architects, Taiwan

Professor Li Xiong is a leading landscape architectural scholar, educator, and designer in contemporary China. Focusing on integrating research and practice, he establishes a comprehensive theory concerning urban green space planning, rural landscape planning, and planting design. Professor Li has been dedicated to landscape architectural education at Beijing Forestry University (BFU) for 31 years during which he was Dean of the School of Landscape Architecture and recently, Vice President. Under his leadership, BFU’s rank in landscape architecture has greatly increased, ranking No. 1 in 2012 and A+ in 2017 China University Subject Rankings. Professor Li was instrumental in establishing China’s first ministerial laboratory of landscape architecture as well as the Institute of Ecological Human Habitat for Beautiful China at BFU. He has supervised undergraduate, master’s and doctoral students who together won 27 awards in various landscape design competitions.

He won over 12 competitive grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the 12th and 11th National FiveYear Plan, the Beijing Municipal Commission of Science and Technology, and others. His team designed more than 160 urban parks, botanical gardens, and garden expo parks that won 16 international professional awards and 20 national ones.

Dr Wang, Kuang-Yu is the President of Taiwan Institute of Landscape Architects (TILA) and associate professor in the Department of Landscape Architecture, Chung-Yuan University, Taiwan.

department of Chung Yuan University while maintaining close professional contacts.

After received a bachelor degree in Economics in Taiwan, Dr. Wang went to the US and received a bachelor(BLA) and a master degree(MLA) from the landscape architecture department of University of Oregon. Returned to Taipei, he worked for more than fifteen years in landscape architecture professional practice and teaching part-time in universities. After he received a PhD degree in Geography from National Taiwan University, Dr. Wang turned to full time teaching in the landscape architecture

Beyond the campus, he was the Secretary-General of the Higher Education Steering Committee for the Ministry of Education of China, supervising landscape architecture programs throughout the country and promoting the standardization of teaching methods and course curriculum. As a member of the landscape architecture expert committee for the Ministry of Housing and UrbanRural Development of China, Professor Li promotes sustainable urban development in China by developing criteria for the designation of National Garden City.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Dr. Wang has been active as - Chief Landscape Adviser, Committee member of Urban Planning Commission, Committee member of Urban Design Commission for varies counties and cities - Reviewer and jury in varies landscape projects and awards His interests include landscape architecture history, landscape studies, landscape design and planning theory, and recently focus on “food and art” as tools and approaches for the management of the sustainability, identity and locality embedded rural landscapes.

The highest accolade in SLAA is awarded to top landscape projects that demonstrate exceptional flair in the quality of design and implementation.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

JEWEL CHANGI AIRPORT Located at Changi Airport, Jewel is an entertainment and retail complex comprising of a glass dome with a complete landscape inside and outside. The concept centralized around the landscape, serving as both a public greenspace under the dome, and as a roof garden over the floors below. The great caldera that occupies the interior space was transformed into a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Forest Valleyâ&#x20AC;?, complete with canyons 5 stories high, waterfalls, forest trails, bridges, restaurant frontages, and links

to the outer airport connections. To facilitate implementation, various efforts was executed, including the two year advance pre-growing of vegetation and the building of a special cold house to test 162 tropical plant species for their adaptability to the climate-controlled conditions. The landscape creates and sustains a unique man-made ecosystem. Jewel serves as an innovative prototype for enclosed climatecontrolled environments of the future.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client Jewel Changi Airport Trustee Pte Ltd Owner Changi Airport Group, Capitaland Mall Asia Limited Landscape Architect PWP Landscape Architecture, ICN Design International Pte Ltd Architect Safdie Architects (Lead Architect) RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd (Executive Architect) Civil & Structural Engineer RSP Architects Planners & Engineers (Pte) Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Mott MacDonald Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Pte Ltd Contractor Woh Hup Private Limited, Obayashi Singapore Private Limited Environment Engineer WET Design (Rain Vortex)

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION This project demonstrated an exemplary seamless integration of technology, entertainment and landscape potentially opposing forces, into a cohesive design. The design process is a highly complex one requiring deep research for plant selection, with close collaboration with architects, landscape contractors and system managers. The process of executing this grand plan may be arduous, but at the end of the day, visitors are greeted by an experience of beautifully curated landscapes and thriving plants.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

KAMPUNG ADMIRALTY Kampung Admiralty, is an 11-storey integrated community hub for the elderly in the high-density suburban neighbourhood located in northern Singapore. The project draws inspiration from the selfsufficiency of traditional villages, stacking retail amenities and a medical centre with apartments and social spaces within a single site. These diverse programs are woven together through shared landscapes, from outdoor recreational spaces, rain gardens and the retention pond to the

community farm. It has become a biodiversity hotspot with its diverse planting palette providing food and habitat for birds and insects, transforming the ecological value of the neighbourhood. This project is a prototype for integrating blue-green infrastructure with built form, while interpreting local Singaporean kampung culture and traditions to redefine active aging for the 21st century.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client Housing Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Pte Ltd Architect WOHA Mechanical & Electrical Engineer AECOM Pte. Ltd Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte. Ltd Contractor Lum Chang Building Contractors Pte Ltd

JUDGES’ CITATION This remarkable project demonstrates an exemplary integration of the blue (ABC Waters), green (landscape planting) and grey (architecture and hardscapes), seamlessly blended in with the activation of multi-functional spaces for community usage. It is difficult to determine where building and nature ends. An excellent example of urban ‘forestry’, it balances the needs of mankind and the provision of nature. This project was executed excellently with extraordinary effort and technical ability across the entire project.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

LEARNING FOREST @ SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS The Learning Forest is a new 9.8 Ha expansion of Singapore Botanic Gardens into a mature secondary lowland forest. The project aimed to enhance and regenerate the existing habitats, create new areas with greater biodiversity, highlight the lowland rainforest and wetland plant collections to engage and educate visitors regarding Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s natural heritage. Features include visitor facilities, extensive new wetlands,

replacement parking areas and themed walks of lowland forest, bamboo, and wetland plant collections, whilst also conserving and improving the existing Southern Forest. Elevated walkways provide spectacular views of the lake, while the Mid Wetlands Boardwalk brings visitors close to the water. In the Southern Forest, visitors experience the forest giants through a gradual transition from forest floor to canopy level via the boardwalks and canopy web.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client National Parks Board (NParks) Owner Singapore Botanic Gardens Landscape Architect Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design Civil & Structural Engineer ARUP Singapore Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer ARUP Singapore Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Turner & Townsend Contractor Toh Kim Bock C-E Contractor Pte Ltd Princeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor) Environment Engineer DHI Water & Environment

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION The project demonstrates a welcoming sensitivity to the surrounding landscape, seamlessly melding the new with the existing, with a strong comprehension and narrative based on the history, geology, hydrology and ecology of the site. Despite the challenge in restoring a historical part of the forest, the project team was successful in the subtle and sensitive integration of architecture, structure and creation of landscape consistent with history and nature. It takes the visitor on an informative journey through the landscape experience, enriched with viewing areas like the elevated walkway overlooking the wetlands, and the more whimsical Walk of Giants.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

CHENGDU PANDA LAND MASTER PLAN The Chengdu Panda Land Master Plan proposes a connected, immersive and authentic Panda Trail across the city of Chengdu that tells the conservation story of Chinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s iconic giant panda. It is based on the key principles of conservation, brand, destination, resilience and custodianship, and a high sensitivity towards the existing conservation sites and sanctuaries in the region. The master plan draws heavily on research into how people perceive and engage with wildlife; identifying key areas

critical to raising awareness of the environmental challenges facing giant pandas and other species, including habitat loss and livestock grazing. The design approach is based on a strong commitment to the protection of and respect for animals by enriching and safeguarding their environments. Subsequently, the proposals aim to promote the animalsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; comfort and security through design gestures that aim to help dissolve the common idea of humans being dominant over nature.

Analysis & Planning Category

Client Chengdu Tianfu Greenway Construction Investment Landscape Architect HASSELL Architect HASSELL Urban Design/Planning HASSELL Other contributors: Shanghai Tongji Urban Planning and Design Institute (Local Design Institute) Jon Coe Design (Zoological Design Consultant)

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION

This project demonstrates a very strong vision on how Chengdu can be developed in a environmentallysensitive, sustainable way which includes community education, physical planning, promotion and branding by recognizing and building on the attraction of the endangered giant pandas. As a landscape master plan, it succeeds in formulating key strategies, and fulfilling them by creating a large variety of spaces for different experiences, using nature to link the various important panda habitat areas with a consistent story for visitors. It is a holistic scheme that prioritizes the conservation and education of pandas and its habitats in planning of Chengdu.

OUTSTANDING AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

COLLECT & CONNECT RESILIENT SOUTH CITY Located in San Mateo County, South San Francisco is the bay’s self-proclaimed ‘industrial city’. Major freeways and rail lines divide the city and limit residents’ access to the bay. Parts of the community suffer from flooding and their historic access to the shoreline is blocked by industry. There is also risk from sea-level-rise and seismic events. The Collect & Connect strategy proposes a resilient, responsive network where creeks and streets could be redesigned as

green linear corridors for water management and community gathering – transforming the regional structure from a vulnerable loop into a connected resilient network. To ensure the proposal truly reflected local needs and aspirations, the design team engaged the community – by transforming vacant old building into a community meeting place, design hub, education centre and display space. A virtual presence was also established to reach a wider audience.

Analysis & Planning Category

Client Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge Landscape Architect HASSELL+ Architect HASSELL+ Other contributors: HASSELL+ South City collaborative design team: HASSELL (Landscape Architecture/ Urban Design/Architecture) Deltares (Hydrology/Geology) Goudappel (Mobility) Lotus Water (Hydrology) Civic Edge (Community Engagement) Idyllist (Technology) Hatch (Implementation) Page & Turnbull (Architecture/Historic Research) Brown and Caldwell (Hydrology & Governance)

JUDGES’ CITATION This scheme is a very comprehensive, sensible community-centric approach with understanding of the existing community. It turns the natural elements into potentially excellent public spaces, used as mitigating measures against flooding. This proposal reinforced notion public spaces are key to build resilience in areas of Water, Ecology, Community and Emergency. A good “call to action” challenge, which galvanized collaboration and inspired a road map. It presents a new paradigm in designing for Resiliency, to tackle the larger issues brought about by climate change and weather conditions.

RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

This award category, which saw the most number of submissions, acknowledges a wide range of public & private, high-rise & low-rise housing developments.

GOLD AWARD

TAMPINES GREENRIDGES The Tampines GreenRidges landscape realizes the visionary Tampines North ‘landscape master-plan’ through commencing the green network that connects future neighbourhoods across precincts and the entire town. Fostering community relations gardening plots, shared gardens, community pavilions and fitness nodes evolved from the “kampong” spirit of facility-sharing. These

activity areas are conveniently located for every day and evening use. Pavilions and outdoor seats become rest points for young and elderly who can wander the continuous roof gardens as part of their exercise or simply strolling. The pathways form an immersive meandering route throughout the precinct while shade from the hundreds of planted trees and towering apartment blocks shield the residents from the sun.

Residential Landscape Category

Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect ICN Design International Pte Ltd Architect LAUD Architects Pte Ltd G8A Architecture & Urban Planning (Design Consultant) Civil & Structural Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (SE Asia) Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (SE Asia) Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Pte Ltd Contractor Chip Eng Seng Corporation Ltd

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION This project demonstrates wellcoordinated integration of highquality housing, community facilities and greenspaces. The landscape design pushes the boundaries of what a public housing landscape can achieve, creating a lush landscape with maintainability in mind.

SILVER AWARD

HIGHLINE RESIDENCES Highline Residences is located at Kim Tian Road, right at the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fringe in Tiong Bahru. With a myriad of facilities spread over several levels, there is space aplenty for recreation and interaction. The development features an elevated green ridge with a wide range of recreational and communal facilities, spanning an impressive 180 metres on five levels above ground. The green ridge with its cascading water feature connects seamlessly with the landscape on the ground floor, providing a green

sensory trail for residents. The development also features two sky terraces and a rooftop communal garden facility to encourage urban farming. The landscape of the Highline Residences is a peaceful urban respite and a cocoon of meditative serenity in the hustle and bustle of the city life. Through the use of lush landscaping and animated use of water features, residents are enveloped in an elevated living within nature.

Residential Landscape Category Client Keppel Land International Ltd Landscape Architect Coen Design International Pte Ltd Architect W Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer KTP Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Arup Singapore Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP Contractor Tiong Aik Construction Pte Ltd ISS Hydroculture

SILVER AWARD

WEST ROCK @ BUKIT AND PARK West Rock @ Bukit Batok comprises of four residential blocks and features a landscaped central spine, connecting to an adjacent lush park with multi-generation amenities and a wide range of facilities. The development embodies an environment that reflects and re-establishes the link between nature and living. Its unique faรงade was inspired by the natural hilly formations of Bukit Batok, which also informed the colour scheme, as well as the stepped terraces. The Common Green is a centralized

community area, offering a lush green environment with recreational facilities. The area was conceptualized as an homage to its once abundant greenery and woodlands, and features pergolas and trellises amidst the landscaping. The Park was strategically placed between West Rock and the nearby Nursing Home, providing a welcoming seamless approach for all. A sustainable approach was also undertaken by incorporating bioswales to treat runoff water and promote biodiversity.

Residential Landscape Category Client Housing Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Architect ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Rankine & Hill Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Rankine & Hill Pte Ltd

SILVER AWARD

THE GROVE Located in Baiyun District, Guangzhou, the site is next to the lushly vegetated Baiyun Mountain, a rare natural scenery for urbansited projects. The overall layout comprises of a U-shaped highrise open to the scenery of Baiyun Mountain, and a twostorey height commercial block at the front. The landscape area formed as a courtyard enclosed by these building blocks, while the two garden terraces allowed the landscape to spread to the commercial roof reaching out to

the mountain, meanwhile the green amphitheatre at commercial street extended the greenery down to the sunken plaza. This project aims to be an extension of Baiyun Mountain forest vegetation, creating metapopulation for the plants, promote biophilia among the residents and its neighbourhood and to infusing traditional elements and image of orient into contemporary design, that has increasingly seen the loss of local culture.

Residential Landscape Category Client China Vanke Co., Ltd Landscape Architect Salad Dressing Architect WOHA Architects

SILVER AWARD

70 SAINT PATRICK The landscape design and layout was conceptualized from a childhood game of “Pick-Up Sticks” in response to the random orientation and layout of the architecture. The design expresses the “Sticks” pattern throughout the landscape, creating a distinct recognizable landscape element and more importantly, functions as a unifying and way-finding element throughout the site. These sticks with varying dimensions evolve through the landscape in different densities, alignment, patterns

and functions. They eventually transform into landscape features such as passageways, planters, floor patterns, lighting bars and so forth, throughout the 5 zones of “holistic living” proposed. The Five Lifestyle Zones proposed are; Private Sanctuary, Social Niche, Wellness Hub, Nature Retreat and Leisure Enclave. The “5 Zones of Living” create a pluralistic and holistic living environment for the residents while also corresponding to the fragmented nature of the architectural block layout.

Residential Landscape Category Client UOL Development (St Patrick) Pte Ltd Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect Consortium 168 Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer TEP Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer J. Roger Preston Limited Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd Contractor China Construction Realty Co. Pte Ltd Other contributors Gollings Photography Pty Ltd (Photography)

SILVER AWARD

CONCOURSE SKYLINE A post-modern commercial and residential building, The Concourse is a contemporary urban ‘Gateway’ to the Bay. With the original commercial building designed by the architect Paul Rudolph, the new residential area is also made of wedge-shaped rhomboids that give the building an artistic architectural flair, staying true to Rudolph’s distinct expression. This wedge-shaped rhomboid element formed the landscape

spaces and landscape features, which defines the pathway, timber deck, water features, pools, and greenery. This forms are expressed horizontally in plan layout as well as vertically in 3-dimensional elements like the lawn mounds in the plaza, the glass bubble tank feature elements in the arrival atrium and the stepping cascades on level 5. Fringed with lush greenery, the amenities offer sweeping views of either the Bay or the city skyline.

Residential Landscape Category Client Hong Fok Corporation Limited Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect Architects 61 Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Alpha Consulting Engineers Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP Contractor Eco Garden Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor) Other contributors Gollings Photography Pty Ltd (Photography)

SILVER AWARD

THE PANORAMA The Panorama is a private highdensity residential development in Singapore. The landscape design for this development was conceived as a lush sculpted tropical garden environment, inspired by the naturalistic undulating contours of the site. Through abstraction and manipulation of contours, the landscape design features ‘ribbons’ of walkways and decks weaving across the central open space between the towers, in both horizontal and vertical dimensions, linking together different amenity zones, creating a multi-layered and pluralistic environment. The

organic under-pinning derived from nature becomes the centrepiece, propagating sinuous waves across the landscape, with a “Tree-top walk” feature sweeping across, over pools, walkways, playground and planting, providing unique vantage points to various landscape elements at different heights. A large variety of plant species were used to increase the biodiversity of the site and strategic trees provide a cool outdoor environment encouraging outdoor activities and engagement with nature.

Residential Landscape Category Client Pinehill Investments Pte Ltd Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect MKPL Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer United Projects Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd Contractor Tiong Seng Contractors (Pte) Ltd Other contributors STX Landscape Architects (Photography) Robert Such Photography (Photography) SWITCH (Lighting Consultant)

SILVER AWARD

COMMONWEALTH TOWERS Located in Commonwealth, Singapore, the landscape for this project aims to increase the greenery area of the urban green structure while generating the luxurious feeling of home with the sensorial calmness of water, the lushness of tropical gardens and privacy of retreat spaces. The central water court, flanked by the two residential towers, is a formal space that serves as a welcoming living room for the residents. Among

the landscape, there is a series of outdoor rooms, pavilions, spas and pools, providing a sanctuary for people to rest. By providing lush landscape features and an Eco-pond, it allows more living space for wildlife, enlarging the footprint of the park connector and gives the sense of unity of greenery area between park and development.

Residential Landscape Category Client Hong Leong Holdings Ltd Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd Architect SAA Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer United Project Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd Contractor Kimly Construction Pte Ltd

MERIT AWARD

Residential Landscape Category

ALANA

ARCHIPELAGO

Client Far East Organisation Pte Ltd

Client United Venture Development (Bedok) Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects

Architect RDC Architects Pte Ltd

Architect Ong & Ong Pte Ltd

Civil & Structural Engineer TH Chuah & Partners LLP

Civil & Structural Engineer TEP Consultants Pte Ltd

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Bescon Consulting Engineers Pte Ltd

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Alpha Consulting Engineers Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Davis Landgon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Singapore Pte Ltd

Contractor Seah Kim Cheok Co. Pte Ltd

Contractor Tiong Seng Contractor Pte Ltd

Other Contributors City Garden Pte Ltd

Other Contributors Gollings Photography Pte Ltd (Photography) Garden Beau Pte Ltd (Softscape Contractor) Yi Wee Pools Pte Ltd (Water Feature Design & Build Specialist)

MERIT AWARD

Residential Landscape Category

COCO PALMS

SEAWIND

Client City Developments Ltd

Client Bayshore Green Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects

Architect Axis Architects Planners Pte Ltd

Architect RDC Architects Pte Ltd

Civil & Structural Engineer Parsons Brinckerfoff Pte Ltd

Civil & Structural Engineer KTP Consultants Pte Ltd

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Megatrends Consulting Engineers Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Landgon & Seah Singapore Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP

Contractor Woh Hup Pte Ltd

Contractor Hexacon Construction Pte Ltd

Other Contributors Plantwertz Pte Ltd

Other Contributors Gollings Photography Pte Ltd (Photography)

MERIT AWARD Residential Landscape Category

SIGNATURE @ YISHUN Client JBE Holdings Pte Ltd Landscape Architect Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Land International Pte Ltd Architect Design Link Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer KCL consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Rankine and Hill Quantity Surveyor KPK Quantity Surveyors Pte Ltd Contractor Kimly Construction Pte Ltd

COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

This award category acknowledges designs that have shown how the integration of greenery with architecture can enhance public and semi-private spaces.

GOLD AWARD

MARINA ONE Marina One, with a unique urban ecosystem right at the heart of Marina Bay, will uphold Singapore’s image as a world leader and first example of a Cityin-a-Garden. The architecture of four towers acknowledge the new city grid on the outside whilst carving a dramatic and soaring green space internally, the famous ‘green heart’. The concept intent guiding the landscape design was the idea of environmental strata; forest at the base, green terraces upwards to cloud forest. The

central garden at level one draws the visitor in from the many entry points, which all converge on the shallow pool that curves through the space, criss-crossed with 2 level bridges. Cascading softly down into the pools from the upper louvres are the 2 and 3-storey high sparkling waterfalls. The intent is to foster the spirit of biophilia, a sense of closeness to nature in spite of the man made location, helping people to sense the peacefulness of a new type of urban tropical rainforest.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client M+S Joint Venture Owner MS Commercial Pte Ltd MS Residential 1 Pte Ltd MS Residential 2 Pte Ltd Landscape Architect Gustafson Porter + Bowman, London ICN Design International Pte Ltd Architect Ingenhoven Architects (Design Architect) Architects 61 Pte Ltd (Project Architect) Civil & Structural Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (SE Asia) Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (SE Asia) Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Pte Ltd Contractor Hyundai Engineering & Construction GS Engineering & Construction JV Other contributors UEM Sunrise Berhad (Project Management – Marketing) Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd (Project Management – Development) Arup Singapore Pte Ltd (Façade and Lighting)

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION The project demonstrates an admirable effort to integrate four towers with a green heart that weaves from the centre of the ground floor into the upper levels. The lush greenery, coupled with features such as the sensitivelydesigned waterfall, help to bring a much needed calmness to a space in the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new centre.

SILVER AWARD

NORTHPOINT CITY Northpoint City is the first and largest integrated mixed development in northern Singapore and will serve as a vibrant lifestyle, recreation, and transportation hub. The megadevelopment features two retail wings, the 920-unit North Park Residences, community spaces, an air-conditioned bus interchange, and an underground retail link with direct access to Yishun MRT station. With over forty named facilities to enjoy, residents can enjoy a great

variety of recreational activities. At the heart of this landscape design is the clubhouse, standing on axis to the Ten Coves of discovery, which is an extensive collection of facilities that are thematically curated into Ten Coves that will be a landscape destination catering to every desire and aspiration. The Ten Coves, themed lush tropical gardens crowning the North Park Residence, is a landscape deck bursting with life and energy.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client Frasers Property Landscape Architect Coen Design International Pte Ltd Architect SAA Architects Pte Ltd ADDP Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Aecom Singapore Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Aecom Singapore Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Singapore Pte Ltd Contractor Lum Chang Building Contractors Pte Ltd. Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

SILVER AWARD

ROBINSON TOWERS Robinson Tower is a prestigious new commercial development in the center of Singapore’s CBD. Its landscape consists of the public realm surrounding the building and Sky Terraces at various levels. With a dramatic architectural play, the tower hovers above the podium building, creating a large void between these two main building components. The void creates opportunity for landscape to complement the architecture. Planting also gives meaning and enlivens the sculptural ‘cracks’, like in nature where plants grow

from crevices and slowly colonise hard geological features. As time passes, the vegetation will become more prominent in defining and filling the voids. Robinson breaks the trend of flat sky terraces with its connected Sky Terraces with Tree canopies flowing from one level to another. The final design result is a landscape that is beautiful in itself, but that actually only derives its real meaningfulness from its relationship with the architecture and the surrounding urban fabric.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client Superluck Properties Pte Ltd Landscape Architect Grant Associates Singapore Pte Ltd Architect Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates (KPF) Architects 61 Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer KTP Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Meindhardt Singapore Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Langdon & Seah Singapore Pte Ltd/ Arcadis Pte Ltd Contractor Woh Hup Pte Ltd Plantwerkz Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor) Consis Engineering (Green Wall) Other contributors Water Equipment Technology (WET) (Irrigation Consultant) Lighting Planners Associates (S) Pte Ltd (Lighting Consultant)

SILVER AWARD

GSK ASIA HOUSE GSK’s headquarters in Singapore aims to be a ‘beacon’ for health and research in the region – a place that reflects a culture built on knowledge, learning and innovation. But the site needed to go even further, breaking down traditional barriers between people within the company and the wider community, empowering people to perform their best. As the concept architect, landscape architect and interior designer, the integrated design team approached the project from the ‘inside out’, looking closely at what

inspires and engages their people to design an agile, open and multi-layered ‘green’ campus that promotes employees’ wellbeing – and brings those aspirations to life all around them. The landscape design seamlessly blends the building with its parkland site – with more than 60,000 new plants and trees that complemented retained existing mature trees – as well as the three revitalized colonial heritage bungalows in Rochester Park.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client GlaxoSmithKline Owner BP-Vista Landscape Architect HASSELL Architect HASSELL (concept) Civil & Structural Engineer Arup Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Arup Quantity Surveyor Turner and Townsend Contractor Boustead Projects Limited Singapore (Landscape Contractor) Earthscape Other contributors Arup (Environmental, Façade and Lighting Consultant)

SILVER AWARD

SETIA WALK The landscape design for Setia Walk, in Malaysia, was inspired by the natural landscape of a flowing river body of water. As the water flows and meanders along its length, it dynamically changes shape, form, and character. These subtle twists and turns are complemented and reinforced by the adjacent amenities, activities, and facilities, along the waterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s edge. Together all these elements provide for a variety of experiences to create a series of vibrant, choreographed spaces outdoor rooms, as you walk along

a path of discovery and surprise. The dynamic mix of activities, amenities, and facilities creatively achieved the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s wish to create a live, work, and play - an environment that is family friendly. The central landscape anchors the overall development, and adds to the overall value and prestige of the project. Since its completion, the landscape has helped create a distinct identity for the project a landmark within the Puchong neighborhood.

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category Client Bandar Setia Alam Sdn. Bhd. Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect Asima Architects Sdn Bhd Civil & Structural Engineer K. L. Consult Associates Sdn. Bhd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Norman Disney & Young Sdn. Bhd. Quantity Surveyor JUBM Sdn Bhd Contractor Lee Landscape Sdn Bhd (Landscape Contractor) Other contributors Gollings Photography Pty Ltd (Photography)

MERIT AWARD

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category

DJITSUN MALL @ BEDOK

DUO

Client Overseas Movies Pte Ltd Landscape Architect Land Design One Pte Ltd Architect Zarch Collaboratives Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer JS Tan Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Icon Engineers LLP Quantity Surveyor QS Consultants Pte Ltd Contractor Chin Tong Construction Pte Ltd Chenwa Landscape Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

Client Ophir - Rochor Commercial Pte Ltd Ophir - Rochor Hotel Pte Ltd Ophir - Rochor Residential Pte Ltd (Part of M+S Pte Ltd Group of Companies) Landscape Architect Coen Design International Pte Ltd Architect DP Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer BECA Singapore Mechanical & Electrical Engineer BECA Singapore Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd Contractor Obayashi Singapore Pte Ltd Nature Landscapes Pte Ltd

Other Contributors Finbarr Fallon, Aloysius Tan (Photographers)

MERIT AWARD Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category

FRASERS TOWER Client Frasers Centrepoint Ltd Landscape Architect Ong & Ong

HOTEL & RESORT LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

This award category acknowledges designers that have successfully created themed spaces of respite in response to the specific project brief.

GOLD AWARD

VILLAGE, OUTPOST AND BARRACKS HOTEL The overall landscape design of Village, Outpost and Barracks Hotel is an integrative response to the site and architecture design, with its main derivation from the responsive design process that actively sought to engage with existing macro, micro site conditions and architectural massing. Through analysis and interpretations of existing site conditions, based primarily on the stratified topographical elements of site, the existing site is respectfully retained by changing architectural

elevations whilst generating new visual connections, spatial relationships and thus sensory experiences. Meandering of green and blue curves resulted in the interwoven bands of varied scales, creating the tapestry of series of outdoor rooms defined by water bodies of swimming pools, eco ponds, reflective water features, deckings and communal social pods, all experienced within the lush setting of greenery.

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category Client Far East Organization Far East Hospitality REIT Owner Fontaine Investment Pte Ltd Landscape Architect Coen Design International Pte Ltd Architect ARC Studio Architecture & Urbanism Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer KCL Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Rankine & Hill Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd Contractor Woh Hup Pte Ltd Plantwerkz Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION The project has created two diverse worlds that successfully transport visitors to both a beautiful environment of interplay of curves, water and lush greenery (Outpost Hotel), and one nestled in an old-world charm that is timeless (Barracks Hotel).

GOLD AWARD

FAIRMONT MALDIVES SIRRU FEN FUSHI Surrounded by the Indian Ocean, this 16 hectare island with 120 keys enjoys unique geographical features that have made it one of the most sought after tourist destinations. The main design challenge was to realise the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vision for a landscape that would differentiate the resort from the other resorts in the Maldives. The central design element was proposed as a 200m long and 10m wide Water Axis that spanned across the heart of the island, from East to West. This striking feature

would be the centre of the activities for the resort. This design proposal challenged the orthodox approach to resort planning in the Maldives that dictated the villas, amenities and facilities to be located along the sea frontage with views of the horizon, and the beaches. To be both sustainable and resilient, the landscape strategy also employed protective measures through planting and demarcation of an additional green buffer zone to ensure a future-proof project.

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category Client GBH Maldives Resorts Pvt Ltd Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect SCSY Studio Singapore Other contributors Hirsch Bedner Associates (Interior Design) Bo Steiber Lighting Design Singapore (Lighting Design)

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION This is a sensitive master plan with a strong design concept that hinges on a singular big landscape idea, the Water Axis, to rethink the creation of a resort place. The landscape planning and design has taken a unconventional approach, yet is sensitive to its natural context and optimizes its unique place qualities. This proposal displayed resilient and sustainable landscape strategy through shore protection, preserving of existing trees etc. and regeneration of native landscape.

GOLD AWARD

JINSHUO HOTEL & RESORT Jinshuo Hotel & Resort is a 21 hectares site located in Sichuan, China. It is a holistic marriage between nature and people that unfolds with a sense of mystery in a resort of luxurious beauty. Past and present meet in the utilization of materials such as rammed-earth walls to bring ancient Han culture into the design. An unexpected contemporary twist on historical architecture. A series of water sensitive elements

imagined very single drop of water in a bigger picture, where water plays a vital role in the whole story of the place. The plant selection is a mix of native plants and introduced species to create a more robust planting palette. Experience was also scripted with defining trees with seasonal interest. A truly integrated approach was achieved by having all the interiors, architecture and landscape run not only in parallel with each other by a deliberate blurring of the boundaries.

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category Client Mianyang Lidao Industrial Co. Ltd. Landscape Architect WATG Architect WATG

JUDGES’ CITATION This master plan creates sensitivity from siting of buildings and creating sitespecific ‘landscaped rooms”. Using a thoughtful planting strategy and mix of old and new materials, the project has successfully created enclaves of different spatial qualities, that invoke curiosity and exploration. The way that consideration has been made to how water is showcased, treated and detained, as well the different approaches to treat the planting edge, reflects the level of sophistication in creating a low-impact hotel development on the waterfront.

100

101

SILVER AWARD

SHANGRI-LA SANYA RESORT AND SPA The Shangri-La Sanya Resort & Spa is a 5-star resort development located at Haitang Bay in Sanya, China. It consists of more than 500 keys, MICE facilities, F&B and Spa, and also features a three-storey entertainment zone. To be able to accommodate the different programs and activities, the landscape spaces are designed with a high degree of flexibility and range of scales to transform as needed. The landscape concept is inspired by Hainan’s natural features of the

coastal planting, its tropical forest, large boulder rocks in its vicinity. The landscape framework transforms the forest landscape into a coastal landscape, with feature rockscape as the main spine - the “Rock Spine” that ties the two together. The variations and intersections of the forest and coastal landscape creates interesting contrasts and juxtapositions while the rockscapes give the opportunities for three-dimensional articulation that become highlights with water cascades, cave, waterfalls and rock pools.

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category Client Sanya Shangri-La Hotel Co. Ltd Landscape Architect AECOM Architect CTAP Architects Singapore Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Parsons Brinkerhoff (PBA)

102

103

SILVER AWARD

OKADA MANILA LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN Carved on 44 hectares of picturesque ocean-front, Okada Manila is a casino resort and hotel complex located on the Entertainment City gaming strip in ParaĂąaque, Metro Manila, Philippines. The landscape design aims to extend and elaborate on the architectural language of the mix of classical European architecture and modern contemporary forms. The master plan encompasses a variety of landscape spaces that are both on ground as well as

podium and roof tops integrated with themes and design ideas that together translate into elegant, sophisticated and exciting landscape spaces. The objective was to create a green fabric that becomes a lush backdrop and part of the visitor experience. By carefully crafted softscape design, a diversity of planting arrangements was provided- from large scale layered formations to more intimate, gardenesque arrangements.

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category Client Tiger Resort, Leisure and Entertainment, Inc. Landscape Architect AECOM Architect Miurashin Architect + Associates GF & Partners Architects (Local Architect) Pimentel Rodriguez Simbulan & Partners Architects (PRSP) (Local Architect) Civil & Structural Engineer SY^2+Associates Structural Engineers Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Meinhardt Philippines Inc. Contractor Jemillanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Garden (Landscape Contractor)

104

105

CIVIC & INSTITUTIONAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

This award category acknowledges entries including schools, airports, community centres and hospitals, with landscapes complementing their functions.

106

107

GOLD AWARD

TERMINAL 4 CHANGI AIRPORT T4 was envisioned to be a “people’s terminal”, within Changi International Airport. The landscape concept for T4 was carefully planned to complement the architectural design and playful interiors, articulating a uniquely Singapore experience for travelers. Playing with a recognizable visual form of “petals”, organic shaped landscapes repeat a vibrant pattern both horizontally and vertically along the roads, carpark,

arrival, entrances and terminal with vibrant expressions alternatively in colour and in texture. It’s new technologies make it the most sophisticated and future-ready of the already world famous airport. The landscape process and environmental systems that sustain that green portals within a demanding international airport environment, brings landscape and horticulture into the twenty-first century.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client Changi Airport Group Owner Changi Airport Group (Singapore) Pte Ltd Landscape Architect ICN Design International Pte Ltd Architect SAA Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer AECOM Singapore Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (S.E Asia) Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Arcadis Pte Ltd Contractor Takenaka Corporation Toh Eng Hock Construction Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor) Other contributors Changi Airport Planners and Engineers(Consultant)

108

109

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION This projects gives more than a strong hint of the lush greenery and the important role it plays, in an island like Singapore. Efforts to infuse landscape experience across the airport is admirable, creating pleasant arrival experience and places for refuge and visual relaxation for visitors. It serves as a good example where pockets of interior landscape are in spaces bathed in natural daylight.

110

111

SILVER AWARD

SENGKANG GENERAL HOSPITAL SKH Campus is a regional healthcare facility comprising of Medical Centre, General Hospital & Community Hospital, with a design brief to create welcoming and integrated healing environs following a future-proofed model of healthcare. The design framework is influenced by SKH’s philosophy of care on prevention and wholeness - from ‘I’ to ‘WE’ - from Illness to Wellness. Aiming to meet the complex needs of short- & long-term patients, healthcare providers, caregivers and the larger community, one of

the strategies is to provide usercentric green spaces in a healing, inclusive environment with clear & efficient wayfinding. Responding to its urban context of adjacent high traffic roads and elevated Light Rapid Transit connection, SKH is enveloped with welcoming green connections to soften the urban edges & create inviting gateways between the hospital and the neighbourhood. Therapeutic design considerations are weaved into the landscape, with nodes and landscape programmes as wellness enablers.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client Ministry of Health Landscape Architect DP Green Pte Ltd Architect DP Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Meindhardt Singapore Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer WSP Consultancy Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP Contractor Penta Ocean Construction Co., Ltd.

112

113

SILVER AWARD

ANCHOR GREEN PRIMARY SCHOOL Completed in 2018, the Water and Sand Play (EWS) garden in Anchor Green Primary School in Sengkang provided the opportunity for the creation of a landscape design that is holistic and beautiful, and yet serves the honorable purpose of education. Pupils can play, learn and discover using water and sand as tools to channel their creativity and fun. Aside from providing play features, the garden includes a large variety of flora and fauna for pupils to explore nature, not just through textbooks and tests, but through the visceral experience

of seeing and being in the actual environment. As a nod to Anchor Green’s maritime name, the garden is nautically themed, with a sand pit ‘beach’ and a wet play ‘sea’, separated by a ‘ship’s deck’ elevated structure. The garden also provides soil plots for each child to grow their own plants, as well as a compost area to teach pupils more about planting and farming. As an outdoor classroom, the EWS garden is meant to inspire students and inject in them a healthy dose of the spirit of inquiry.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client Trust-Build Engineering & Construction Pte. Ltd. Owner Anchor Green Primary School (MOE) Landscape Architect Greenearth Consultants Pte Ltd Landscape Contractor Lovely Landscape And Construction Pte. Ltd.

114

115

SILVER AWARD

MARSILING PRIMARY SCHOOL The Marsiling Primary Outdoor Experiential Learning (OEL) garden is a project that transforms an unassuming and underutilized corner into a place of beauty and respite. Located at the northern Singapore at Woodlands, this garden is meant to serve both the students and the staff of Marsiling Primary School. Completed in 2017, the Outdoor Experiential Learning (OEL) garden is a place where Marsiling pupils can go to interact with the natural world and with each other. Pupils

are exposed to ecology, away from books and technology that normally fill a studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s waking hours. The garden also provides a space for students to interact with the natural world in controlled doses. The OEL garden encourages learning beyond the classroom, with layout and design of the hardscape carefully done to introduce a sense of adventure into the tiny space. The selection of plants has been curated to echo the ecosystems that students learn about in their textbooks.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client Frontbuild Engineering & Construction Pte. Ltd. Owner Marsiling Primary School (MOE) Landscape Architect Greenearth Consultants Pte Ltd Landscape Contractor Lovely Landscape And Construction Pte. Ltd.

116

117

SILVER AWARD

HEARTBEAT @ BEDOK Located east of Singapore in Bedok, Heartbeat @ Bedok was built on a preceding park with dense landscape and mature trees, which lead to a design with the same Forestry theme – retaining its character. Every floor plate is bordered with greenery, as if enveloping the building within a park’s forest. The multiple layering of plants simulate a terraced landscape on the south façade, providing privacy and acoustic screens from the neighbouring residential units. Careful

considerations were taken when selecting plants to complement the building’s usage and sociological impact. The use of a communal sky garden and terraces on the upper levels provide places of respite, stimulate community engagement, improves the microclimate around it, and also soften the look and feel of the building. The project has an automatic water efficient irrigation system equipped with rain sensor, to harvest rainwater for landscape irrigation.

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category Client People’s Association Landscape Architect ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Architect ONG&ONG Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Rankine & Hill Pte Ltd Contractor Kim Seng Heng Engineering Construction Pte Ltd

118

119

MERIT AWARD

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category

SELETAR AIRPORT

SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE FOR NET - ZERO ENERGY BUILDING @ NUS SDE4

Client Changi Airport Group Landscape Architect PDAA Design Pte Ltd Architect 3HP Architects Civil & Structural Engineer Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer GIMS & Associates Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd

Client Office of Estate Development (OED), National University of Singapore (NUS) Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Contractor Takenaka Corporation Other Contributors Island Landscape & Nursery Pte Ltd

120

121

PARKS & RECREATIONAL LANDSCAPE AWARD WINNERS

This award category acknowledges an assortment of different parks & recreational spaces at varying scales, which were thoughtfully implemented to effectively create valuable community places.

122

123

SILVER AWARD

ABC WATERS PROJECT AT SUNGEI SERANGOON, SUNGEI PINANG AND HOUGANG AVENUE 10 The main objective of this project is the selection, conceptualisation and implementation of appropriate ABC Waters designs in three different locations - the Serangoon Reservoir, Sungei Pinang and the Hougang area. The designs enhanced the communal, historical and environmental value of the waterways and integrated it with existing initiatives such as the Housing Development Boardâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (HDB) Remaking Our Heartland (ROH) Programme and PUBâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Active, Beautiful, Clean

(ABC) Waters Programme as well as reinforcing the linkages to the Upper Serangoon Heritage Corridor. These improvement works, integrating the drainage systems with urban design, create an aesthetic and vibrant waterway to bring people closer to the water, implement water treatment to enhance the surrounding environments, and introduce or improve community spaces with more recreational options.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client Public Utilities Board (PUB) Landscape Architect CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor CPG Consultants Pte Ltd

124

125

SILVER AWARD

DARLING HARBOUR PUBLIC REALM The transformation of Darling Harbour in Sydney, Australia involved developing an urban design framework for the 20-hectare precinct and designing Darling Harbour’s public realm to better connect the city and offering new places for people to gather, relax and play. The clients envisaged a high-quality, open and flexible public realm that allows for both casual uses and organised events – vibrant spaces that heighten the experience of visitors to the venues, while presenting as attractions in their

own right. By reinvigorating parklands, integrating landscapes and incorporating water features, public artworks, plazas and event spaces, opportunities for activities as varied as open-air concerts, circus events, art appreciation, market stalls and busking are created. Improved pedestrian, cycle and public transport connections now also make it easier for people to access this precinct, its previously disconnected immediate neighbourhoods, the harbour and Sydney’s city centre.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client Infrastructure NSW Lendlease Darling Harbour Live Landscape Architect HASSELL Architect HASSELL + Populous Civil & Structural Engineer Enstruct Group Pty Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Arcadis Singapore Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP Contractor Lendlease Construction Design Landscapes Sam The Paving Man Other contributors Ryoji Ikeda, Maria Fernanda Cardoso, Danie Mellor, Janet Laurence, Robert Woodward (Artists) HASSELL (Urban Design/ Planning) OMA (Competition-stage Master Planning)

126

127

SILVER AWARD

ETHNOBOTANY GARDEN (SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS) The Ethnobotany Garden is a multi-functional landscape, serving as a visitor attraction/ recreation facility, community work space, and research centre. It is an unexceptional portion of the botanic gardens that has been converted into a journey revealing how early settlers and indigenous people of Southeast Asia made use of plants in their daily life and culture. Containing approximately 300 species of plants and accompanied by a comprehensive and engaging interpretive

storyline, the garden provides the citizens and visitors of the highly urbanized city with a glimpse of the historical value of many plants and trees that are either common today only as landscape material or have been lost through time. Through collective research into the cultural history of the region, the design team generated a zoned plan based on a traditional village that allows visitors to experience the plants as they would have originally been utilised in a combination of naturalistic and cultivated groupings.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client National Parks Board (NParks) Landscape Architect Land Design One Pte Ltd Architect Zarch Collaboratives Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer JS Tan Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer CCA & Partners Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Infield Projects Pte Ltd Contractor Landscape Engineering Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

128

129

SILVER AWARD

REDEVELOPMENT OF ADMIRALTY PARK AS A REGIONAL DESTINATION PARK IN SINGAPORE The redevelopment of the 27-hectare Admiralty Park as a regional destination park in northern Singapore serves as an important recreational space for the future North Coast Innovation Corridor Belt and also a transport node between Singapore and Johor Bahru. The redevelopment established a wetland-theme landscape concept to embrace the existing mangrove and riverine habitats and fostering environmental stewardship for sustainable resiliency. The urban zone was transformed into a mangrove-theme play site of

three different play areas: Family Terracing Play area, Adventure Play area and Junior Play area, with each play area strategically located to meet the multifaceted needs of the respective age group. The large turnout of the community upon opening of the park was a strong testament in achieving the Destination status. The holistic integrated playing experience is envisioned that the park users will bring back a memorable and fun experience which in turn fosters social cohesion and community wellbeing.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client National Parks Board (NParks) Landscape Architect Ortus Design Pte Ltd Architect Tan + Tsakonas Architects Civil & Structural Engineer Executive Decisions Inc. LLP Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Unipac Engineering Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor PQS Consultants Contractor STL Construction Pte Ltd Kok Keong Landscape Pte Ltd Semac Enterprise Pte Ltd Other contributors Retro-Max Pte Ltd Landscape Structure Inc.

130

131

SILVER AWARD

SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS BUKIT TIMAH CORE VISITOR KIOSK AND BOARDWALK The opening of Botanic Gardens MRT Station greatly increases the visitorship of the Bukit Timah Core. It created an opportunity to enhance the arrival experience of visitors and strengthen the design identity of the Bukit Timah Core. The new Visitor Kiosk and Boardwalk was designed to address the site context, heritage, the arrival experience and authentic sense of place through thoughtful master planning, architecture and landscape design. The architecture uses botany as a design generator,

reminiscent of open porous tree branches, with visitors under canopies with filtered light and an emphasis on appearing light and non-intrusive to the naturalistic quality of the site. Further to architectural and landscape design interventions, a new master plan was conceptualized with physical and programmatic correlation to tie together various gardens around the Eco Lake, with the lake as an anchor.

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category Client National Parks Board (NParks) Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd Architect Genome Architects Civil & Structural Engineer Ease Consultants Mechanical & Electrical Engineer KL AU & Associates Quantity Surveyor BKG Consultants Contractor Toh Kim Bock C-E Contractor Pte Ltd

132

133

MERIT AWARD

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category

A&A AND MINOR INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS FOR 13 CONSERVATION BUNGALOWS AT OVAL @ SELETAR AEROSPACE PARK

ACTIVESG PARK @ JURONG LAKE

Client Mao Sheng Quanji Construction Pte Ltd Owner JTC Corporation Landscape Architect Ortus Design Pte Ltd Contractor Mao Sheng Quanji Construction Pte Ltd

134

Client Zarch Collaboratives Pte Ltd Owner Sport Singapore Landscape Architect Ortus Design Pte Ltd Architect Zarch Collaboratives Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer ABL Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer HY M&E Consultancy Services Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor PQS Consultants Pte Ltd Contractor Hong Shin Builders Pte Ltd Kok Keong Landscape Pte Ltd

135

MERIT AWARD

Parks & Recreational Landscape Category

BUANGKOK SQUARE & PARK

CONEY ISLAND INTERIM PARK

Client Housing and Development Board (HDB)

Client National Parks Boards (NParks)

Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd

Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Architect Kyoob Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer CGM Engineering Consultants Quantity Surveyor Oliver Ho & Associates Contractor GTH Engineering & Construction Pte Ltd

136

137

MERIT AWARD Parks & Recreational Landscape Category

KEAT HONG THEMATIC PARKS Client Housing and Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

ANALYSIS & PLANNING AWARD WINNERS

This award category acknowledges the wide variety of professional activities that steer landscape architecture design through planning efforts, development strategies & ecological frameworks.

138

139

GOLD AWARD

TANJUNG ARU ECO DEVELOPMENT The vision for Aru Waterfront is to create an appealing environment to residents and visitors alike. The master plan for the 348.14 ha beach front site seeks to celebrate Eco-tourism in Kota Kinabalu and its strategic positioning as a gateway for travellers visiting Sabah and Borneo. At TAED, urbanism and sustainability form an equilibrium, creating a dynamic, highly efficient and fulfilling international community. Strategically located,

the success of Aru Waterfront will be emphasized by community creation to cultivate a live- work lifestyle, respecting the rich cultural character & biodiversity. Key environmental strategies are also the incorporation of sustainable drainage & irrigation principles as well as tree conservation & introduction â&#x20AC;&#x201C; safeguarding the continuity of the developmentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s indigenous rainforest character.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Tanjung Aru Eco Development Landscape Architect Broadway Malyan Asia Pte Ltd Architect Akitek Lee & Lu Civil & Structural Engineer Surbana Jurong Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Surbana Jurong Quantity Surveyor WT Partnership

140

141

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION This scheme creates a well-developed new development with many attractions. It is a sensible master plan with a thoughtful framework at different scale-ability. The inclusion of public realm spaces foster communitycentric activities. There is potential for integrating the existing trees and vegetation with the new landscape design, through conservation, protection and enhancement, especially of the heritage trees in the Prince Phillip Park. Also, the scheme could explore opportunities of developing the biodiversity matrix beyond theory.

142

143

GOLD AWARD

BIDADARI GREEN & BLUE MASTER PLAN Bidadari is deeply embedded in Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history and culture, and holds significant ecological value in Singapore as a rare habitat refuge for migratory birds within a highly urbanized area. At the core of the Bidadari Master Plan is a vision of humans and nature living in harmony, through the development of intelligent and sustainable land management systems. The original woodlands are retained as a wildlife refuge, while surrounding parcels and networks are designed to support

this ecological heart of the site, acting as buffer zones and green connectors. Residential estates are woven through the woodland fabric, creating a biophilic oasis for residents within the city. Green and blue guidelines integrate water sensitive urban design (WSUD) throughout the estate, optimizing water efficiency within the site and ensuring excess is filtered and channelled to Singaporeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s reservoirs.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Public Utilities Board (PUB) National Parks Board (NParks) Landscape Architect Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Civil & Structural Engineer CPG Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Beca Carter Hollings & Ferner (SE Asia) Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Davis Langdon KPK (Singapore) Pte Ltd

144

145

JUDGESâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CITATION The project shows great breadth and depth in both analysis and planning, with considerations on how to retain and enhance the existing landscape of the area while developing a high density public housing estate. The efforts, complexity and details shown in enhancing the biodiversity and bringing back the natural habitats for birds alone is commendable, creating an attractive, accessible and connected living environment imbued with nature. The integration of urban design to landscape spatial zoning and park layout has pushed frontiers for ecological planning and environmental sustainability in township planning.

146

147

SILVER AWARD

CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN 358HA OF MARINE ECOLOGICAL URBAN AREA AT QUANG NAM PROVINCE The 358ha master plan design well accounts the site’s existing geographical conditions and the government’s regional goal for a ‘development corridor’ eastwest and central of Quang Nam province. It is envisioned as a World-class Tourism Destination– a progressive tourism route/gateway between the vibrant Da Nang and UNESCO world heritage city of Hoi An. It faces east Vietnam sea to the north-east and is cradled by Coco River along north-west to south-

west, giving the site variety of natural water features. Its terrain of gentle hills and floodplains is graced with bucolic agriculture of paddy fields and vegetable farmlands interspersed with different local flora. Along with Quang Nam’s reputation as ‘local handicrafts’ haven’ significantly crafted in to enhance the heritage tours in Central Vietnam, the ultimate strategy is to create sustainable communities– adaptive to changes and resilient against rising water levels.

Analysis & Planning Category Client T&T Group Landscape Architect CPG Consultants Pte Ltd

148

149

SILVER AWARD

PUNGGOL NORTHSHORE DISTRICT LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN Lining between Punggol seafront and Northshore Drive, the Punggol Northshore development site consists of a commercial centre, 2 community parks, 4 public housing precincts (comprising some 3000 apartment units), and a streetscape that spans the development parcels. In line with the vision of Punggolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s overall Master plan in creating a smart, sustainable and ecofriendly town, the planning of Northshore district aims to achieve

greater environmental health, better ecological integrity and human well-being, based on the principles of the Biophilic Town Framework. To achieve the vision, three key objectives were identified: enhancing the natural habitats to encourage reconnection with nature; creating a comfortable outdoor environment serving the community in the neighbourhood and sustaining the urban ecosystem services.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Housing & Development Board, Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

150

151

SILVER AWARD

WOODLEIGH NEIGHBOURHOOD Woodleigh Neighbourhood is a 13.2 ha of public residential project set within Bidadari Estate in Singapore. It comprises a hill park – Bidadari Park, and 2 housing precincts – Woodleigh Glen and Woodleigh Hillside –which will house some 1,400 apartment units. It is sited on an undulating terrain and along the flight path of migratory birds on the East Asian-Australasian Flyway. The project is planned and designed to bring the natural environment to the forefront and use it as a spatial organizing driver to guide its design. 3 broad strategies were used – respecting

nature by enhancing existing natural assets such as biodiversity, topography and hydrology; providing greater access to nature to allow more opportunities for people to reconnect with nature; and enhancing environmental health and human well-being through optimization of urban ecosystem services. Methodical site investigations and analyses included mapping of existing biodiversity, vegetation and the migratory dry land birds, as well as existing amenities and human circulation.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Housing & Development Board, Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

152

153

SILVER AWARD

WOODLANDS HEALTH CAMPUS Humans in traditional societies have long valued forests as source of food, health and healing. We still value trees and flora of the forest as possible sources of future medicinal compounds. With a concept of â&#x20AC;&#x153;healing forestâ&#x20AC;? for the Woodlands Integrated Healthcare Campus (WHC) and Parkland, this holistic idea encompasses the entire site with a conceptual woodland character interspersed with a range of immersive experiences. Exploring these woods provides a continuum from the social gathering spaces of at the heart of the plaza and campus,

through productive patches, to open grasslands, shaded wood glades toward the denser, more forest like peripheral woodland hillside. It is a journey back to nature, and the healing powers of the forest. The landscape for WHC provides a physical environment that provides both support for the health care facilities and creates a series of enhanced and compelling places for people with the overall benefits of health, wellbeing and belonging.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Ministry of Health/ Woodlands Health Campus Landscape Architect ICN Design International Pte. Ltd. Architect SAA Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer T Y Lin International Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP

154

155

SILVER AWARD

GUANGZHOU LIJIAO MASTER PLAN Despite being once ranked as the best commercial city on the Chinese mainland, Guangzhou does not have the adequate plans to avert flood disasters, offering very little protection to its highly valuable assets. Lijiao, located at the mouth of, is an access point to the Pearl River Delta region, planned as a convergence point of new railways and metro lines in Guangzhou. Aiming to be a model for climate adaptation, this master plan consists of a continuous park system that ties nature and city together in a

cohesive network through a green axial corridor connecting Lijiao and Haizhu National Wetland Park. Landscape bridges span vehicular viaducts, forming seamless green connections culminating in a livable waterfront community. Urban stormwater management systems and holistic integrated climate adaptation strategies will be adopted to withstand the challenges of global warming, with infiltration encouraged while excess rainwater will be collected and channelled via the central axis to the estuary.

Analysis & Planning Category Client Guangzhou Runzhi Real Estate Developer Co. Ltd Landscape Architect Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Architect RSAA(Beijing) Ltd

156

157

SILVER AWARD

INTEGRATED LANDSCAPE DESIGN WITH ECOLOGICAL WATER MANAGEMENT, YIXING, CHINA Located at Yixing, Jiangsu Province, China, Yixing Water Ecology, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;W-ECO3â&#x20AC;&#x2122; occupies a total a site area of 62.2km2. The master plan aims to create planning and development guidelines for the restoration of the ecology of the area, particularly in the water system, integrated with landscape design. It is an integrated resilience design based on ecological sustainability with the unique design of Urban-RuralNature, addressing both short and long-term development of Taihu Basin. This model of ecological sustainability can be implemented

in other regions of China facing similar circumstances. Impact on society will be generated in terms of innovative natural technology practices in the future, benefitting regional economic growth and developing an eco-friendly environment. The landscape shall be approached and designed with awareness of existing green spaces and biodiversity will be introduced to enhance the ecosystems. In this way, local interventions can deliver tangible local benefits.

Analysis & Planning Category Client YiXing Government and CITIC Envirotech Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

158

159

SILVER AWARD

SEMBAWANG HOT SPRING PARK Discovered in 1909 by a Chinese merchant, this unique phenomenon of three springs were channelled into one, and were popular amongst villagers and kampong communities till today. As a historical spot for social gatherings, this hot spring has much potential to be unveiled as a park. The landscape architecture approach celebrates this wonder of Nature, for it to be enjoyed by people from different ages and capabilities with reminiscence of

the kampong setting. Given such rarity, the site size, context and the intention to bring more people in, the park is moulded to achieve its potential by illustrating the full extent of water cycle as part of the landscape experience. For the southern area, the source of the hot spring water and its drainage planned and incorporated into the landscape design as part of the recreational features in the park.

Analysis & Planning Category Client National Parks Board (NParks) Landscape Architect Tinderbox Pte Ltd Architect FARM Civil & Structural Engineer Harvest Consulting Engineers LLP Mechanical & Electrical Engineer CMP Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor D + J Consultants Pte Ltd Contractor Yu Yeo Construction Pte Ltd Other contributors Thong Hup Gardens Pte Ltd Princeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd

160

161

MERIT AWARD

Analysis & Planning Category

12KM HAN CHENG RIVERFRONT WITH 700HA THEME PARK @ XIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;AN, CHINA

A CULTURAL, SUSTAINABLE LANDSCAPE FOR DEVELOPMENT TOWNSHIP, INFLUENCED BY A THOUSAND YEARS OF HISTORY IN PENANG, MALAYSIA

Client Han Cheng City Local Government Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Client SP Setia Bhd Group Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd Architect BYG Architecture Sdn Bhd

162

163

MERIT AWARD

Analysis & Planning Category

ECO CITY LANDSCAPE PLANNING OF BATAM DAMAI, INDONESIA

ECO - LANDSCAPE PLANING OF XIXIAN AIRPORT CITY

Client PT. Damai Indopertama Sukses

Client XiXian New Area Development Corporation Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

164

165

MERIT AWARD Analysis & Planning Category

TAMPINES N6 C4, 5 & PARK Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

PARTICIPATING ENTRIES

For SLAA 2019, a total of 76 submissions were received across the six award categories.

166

167

Residential Landscape Category

AALTO CONDOMINIUM

KOVAN REGENCY

Client Hong Leong Holdings Ltd

Client Hoi Hup Kovan Development Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects

Architect RDC Architects Pte Ltd

Architect Consortium 168 Architects Pte Ltd

Civil & Structural Engineer KTP Consultants Pte Ltd

Civil & Structural Engineer BC Koh & Partners LLP

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Meinhardt (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Rankine & Hill Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Langdon & Seah Pte Ltd

Quantity Surveyor Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd

Contractor Hup Soon Construction Co Pte Ltd Nature Landscape Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

Contractor Straits Construction Singapore Pte Ltd Landscape Services Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

Other Contributors Gollings Photography Pte Ltd (Photography) Axis Architects Planners Pte Ltd (Interior Design) Aqua Works & Engineering Pte Ltd (Water Feature Design & Build Specialist)

Residential Landscape Category

DEPOT HEIGHTS Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

168

Other Contributors Gollings Photography Pty Ltd (Photography) Hydrotechs Mechanical & Electrical Services Pte Ltd (Water Feature Design & Build specialist)

Residential Landscape Category

PUNGGOL EDGE Client Housing & Development Board (HDB) Landscape Architect Housing & Development Board, Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

169

Residential Landscape Category

ROHAN MITHILA

SIM URBAN OASIS

Client Rohan Builders (India) Pvt Ltd Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect Mindspace Architects Civil & Structural Engineer JW Consultants LLP (Formerly Y.S. Sane Associates) Other Contributors Amit Desai (Photography) Lirio Lopez Electrical Consultants (Lighting Consultant)

Client GuocoLand (Singapore) Pte. Ltd Landscape Architect Coen Design International Pte Ltd Architect ADDP Architects LLP Civil & Structural Engineer TEP Consultants Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer United Project Consultants Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor AECOM Cost Consulting and Project Management (Singapore) Pte. Ltd Contractor Woh Hup Pte Ltd Plantwerkz Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

Residential Landscape Category

SENNETT RESIDENCE

SYMPHONY SUITES

Client Clerodendrum Land Pte Ltd

Client EL Development Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects

Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Architect MKPL Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer T.Y. Lin International Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer T.Y. Lin International Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall LLP Contractor Scenic Landscape Pte Ltd (Landscape Contractor)

170

171

Residential Landscape Category

THE VERANDAH @ MATILDA

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category

HILLION MALL & RESIDENCE

Client Housing & Development Board (HDB)

Client Sim Lian JV (BP Retail) Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect Building & Research Institute, Landscape Design Office

Landscape Architect Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Land International Pte Ltd Architect Design Link Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer OCC Consultants Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Kunda Consulting Engineers Quantity Surveyor Sim Lian JV (BP Retail) Pte Ltd Contractor Sim Lian Construction Co Pte Ltd

Residential Landscape Category

THE WISTERIA

Commercial & Industrial Landscape Category

RMZ ECOWORLD

Client Northern Resi Pte Ltd

Client RMZ Infotech Private Limited

Landscape Architect Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects Architect DP Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer Ramboll Engineering Consultancy Services India Pvt Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Designtree Service Consultants Pvt Ltd Quantity Surveyor Langdon & Seah Consulting India Pvt Ltd Other Contributors Lighting Design Partnership Pte Ltd (Lighting Consultant)

172

173

Hotel & Resort Landscape Category

NOVOTEL & MERCURE ON STEVENS ROAD Client Oxley Holdings Limited Owner Oxley Gem Pte Ltd Landscape Architect DP Green Pte Ltd Architect DP Architects Pte Ltd Civil & Structural Engineer DP Engineers Pte Ltd Mechanical & Electrical Engineer DP Engineers Pte Ltd Quantity Surveyor Rider Levett Bucknall Contractor Evanlim & Co Pte Ltd

Civic & Institutional Landscape Category

HINDUSTAN UNILEVER CAMPUS MUMBAI Client Hindustan Unilever Limited

www.tropicplanners.com.sg

Landscape Design Design & Build Project Implementation Landscape Services Master Planning

Landscape Architect STX Landscape Architects AMS Consultants Mumbai (Local Landscape Architect) Architect Kapadia Associates Civil & Structural Engineer Sterling Engineering Consultancy Mumbai Mechanical & Electrical Engineer Spectral Consultants Mumbai Contractor NCCL, Polyklad, Kalzip Other Contributors Kapadia Associates (Interior design) Design Phase Singapore (Interior DesignCorporate) Teri New Delhi (Energy Consultant)

174

175

LISTING OF RECOGNISED PRACTICES

176

1. AECOM Singapore Pte Ltd

Mr Scott Dunn

300 Beach Road #03-00 The Concourse, Singapore 199555 (65) 6299 2466 E: scott.dunn@aecom.com W: www.aecom.com

2. Broadway Malyan

Mr Edward Baker

152 Beach Rd, #27-01/04 The Gateway East, Singapore 189721 (65) 6415 3420 E: e.baker@broadwaymalyan.com W: www.broadwaymalyan.com

3. COEN Design International Pte Ltd

Ms Ann Teo

67 Ubi Road 1, #06-10/11 Oxley Bizhub, Singapore 408730 (65) 6844 9888 E: ann@coen-design.com W: www.coen-design.com

4. Coopers Hill Singapore Pte Ltd

Mr Allen Mark Kerton

108 Pasir Panjang Rd, #03-10/11 Golden Agri Plaza, Singapore 118535 (65) 6223 8133 E: singapore@coopershill.design W: www.coopershill.design

5. CPG Consultants Pte Ltd

Mr Chomklin Anucha

1 Gateway Drive #25-01 Westgate Tower, Singapore 608531 (65) 6357 4888 E: anucha.chomklin@cpgcorp.com.sg W: www.cpgcorp.com.sg

6. DP Green Pte Ltd

Ms Yvonne Tan Siok Ning

6 Raffles Boulevard #02-249 Marina Square, Singapore 039594 (65) 6338 3988 E: yvonnetan@dpg.com.sg W: www.dpg.com.sg

7. D’Land International Pte Ltd

Ms Tey Hui Mien

60A Peck Seah Street Heritage Court, Singapore 079323 (65) 6221 2355 E: joyce@dla.com.sg W: https://www.facebook.com/pg/DLAND. INT/about/

8. Grant Associates Singapore Pte Ltd

Mr Stefaan Lambreghts

67 Tras Street, Singapore 079006 (65) 6221 3596 E: sl@grant-associates.com.sg W: www.grant-associates.com.sg

9. Greenearth Consultants Pte Ltd

Mr Terence Tan

200 Jalan Sultan, #09-04 Textile Centre, Singapore 199018 (65) 8298 1668 E: terencetan01greenearth@gmail.com W: www.greenearthconsultants.com

10. HASSELL Design (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Mr Mike Wood

33 Tras St, #02-01 Singapore 078973 (65) 6224 4688 E: mwood@hassellstudio.com W: www.hassellstudio.com

177

11.

Mr Leonard Cai

HDB Hub, 480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh Singapore 310480 (65) 6490 2629 E: leonard_hw_cai@hdb.gov.sg W: www.hdb.gov.sg

21. Stephen Caffyn Landscape Design

Mr Stephen Caffyn

17B Keong Saik Rd. Singapore 089124 (65) 6227 7152 E: scld@land-arch.net W: www.land-arch.net

12. ICN Design International Pte Ltd

Mr Terrence Fernando

250 Tanjong Pagar Rd, #04-02 St. Andrew’s Centre, Singapore 088541 (65) 6225 3006 E: Terrence@icn-design.com.sg W: www.icn-design.com.sg

22. STX Landscape Architects

Mr Sherman Stave

51 Bras Basah Rd, #03-05/06 Manulife Centre, Singapore 189554 (65) 6327 4452 E: shermanstave@stxla.com W: www.stxla.com

13. Land Design One Pte Ltd

Mr Neal R. Samac

801 Geylang Rd, #03-01 Singapore 389681 (65) 6846 8605 E: nsamac@landdesign-one.com.sg W: www.landdesign-one.com.sg

23. Surbana Jurong Consultants Pte Ltd

Mr Ng Boon Lee Oliver

168 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-01 Connection One, Singapore 150168 (65) 6248 1288 E: Oliver.ngbl@surbanajurong.com W: www.surbanajurong.com

14. Len-Til Pte Ltd

Ms Fumiko Sano

10 Anson Road, #05-17 International Plaza, Singapore 079903 (65) 6649 8041 E: fumi@len-til.com W: www.len-til.com

24. Tierra Design (S) Pte Ltd

Mr Franklin Po

1003 Bukit Merah Central Suite 03-13 Singapore 159836 (65) 6334 2595 E: franklinpo@tierra.com.sg W: www.tierra.com.sg

15. ONG & ONG Pte Ltd

Ms Lena Quek Poh Lian

510 Thomson Rd, #11-00 SLF Building, Singapore 298135 (65) 6258 8666 E: quek.lena@ong-ong.com W: www.ong-ong.com

25. Tinderbox Pte Ltd

Mr Tan Peck Cheong

Blk 2 Balestier Rd #03-703 Singapore 320002 (65) 6255 6024 E: admin@tinderbox.com.sg W: www.tinderbox.com.sg

16. Ortus Design Pte Ltd

Mr Ten Swee Kien

2 Balestier Rd, #03-699 Singapore 320002 (65) 6255 3370 E: ten@ortusdesign.com.sg W: www.ortusdesign.com.sg

26. WATG Singapore, Inc

Mr Robert Murray Day

8 Commonwealth Lane, #02-03 Singapore 149555 (65) 6227 2618 E: rday@watg.com W: www.watg.com

17. PDAA Design Pte Ltd

Ms Yoly C Estomata

66 East Coast Rd, #05-05 The Flow, Singapore 428778 (65) 6283 0718 E: yoly@pdaadesign.com W: www.pdaadesign.com

18. Ramboll Studio Dreiseitl Pte Ltd

Mr Ng Keok Poh Leonard

20 Harbour Dr, #02-01 Singapore 117612 (65) 6222 3780 E: leonard.ng@dreiseitl.com W: www.dreiseitl.com

19. SALD Pte Ltd

Ms Ong Sok Chun

200 Turf Club Rd, #07-03 The Grandstand, Singapore 287994 (65) 6223 7300 E: sokchun@saladlandscape.com W: www.saladlandscape.com

20. SPROUT ATELIER Pte Ltd

Ms Lucinda Goh Peck Boon

10 Anson Road #05-17 International Plaza, Singapore 079903 (65) 6519 1176 E: sprout.atelier@gmail.com

Housing & Development Board (HDB), Building & Research Institute (Landscape Design Office)

178

179

180

181

Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;LAND INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

Dedication and passion, in achieving mutual vision and mission. Liable professionalism, from classicism to exoticism. Artistic with functionality, integrating innovation and creativities. Nature inspired, harmonizing creation with comfort. Determination with effectivity, in metamorphosing ideas into reality.

KEY PERSONNEL

EXPERTISE

ADDRESS

Private Residential

60A, Peck Seah Street, Heritage Court, Singapore 079323

Public Housing Commercial & Industrial Hotel & Resort Park & Gardens Master Planning

Joyce Tay Managing Director

Lim Cheng Pheng Director

Ng Kang Jun Director

Gan Su Teng Landscape Architect

Erin Yong Landscape Architect

CONTACT (65)6221 2350

EMAIL Joyce@dla.com.sg / kang_jun@dla.com.sg

WEBSITE www.dla.com.sg

182

ONG & ONG PTE LTD

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY Our design philosophy is anchored by the desire to achieve landscapes that enrich peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s lives and are sustainable for future generations. The ONG&ONG Landscape Studio has an extensive portfolio of projects including private and public residential, commercial, hospitality, institutional buildings and urban parks. While most of our work is based in Singapore, our projects can also be found across Southeast Asia, in countries like Vietnam, India, Indonesia, & Malaysia. We have garnered awards and accolades at the Fiabci Prix Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Excellence, SILA Landscape Awards, Asia Pacific Property Awards (Landscape), World Architecture Festival Awards (Landscape of the Year), BCA Greenmark Platinum & Gold Awards. These affirm our efforts to achieve the highest quality in landscape design, imbuing Beauty, Biophilia and Bounty to the World we inhabit.

KEY PERSONNEL

ADDRESS

Lena Quek - Director

510 Thomson Road #11-00 SLF Building Singapore 298135

Christina Ceasar Pineda Mabel Lim Gener Lopez Galac

CONTACT

EXPERTISE

(65) 6258 8666

Residential Projects Commercial Projects Hospitality Projects Institution Projects

corpcomms@ong-ong.com

WEBSITE www.ong-ong.com

Urban Parks

184

185

SURBANA JURONG CONSULTANTS PTE LTD

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY Surbana Jurong is a multi-disciplinary consultancy with mission to enrich lives through sustainable urban solutions. Our value proposition lies in our expertise across the whole real estate value chain, encompassing landscape planning, township development, park recreation, condominium, sky greenery and mixed use, with completed projects in 90 cities in 30 countries over the last 10 years. We are experienced in creating innovative, engaging and sustainable Urban Landscapes and Public Realms by being innovative, flexible and adaptable, by applying human engineering, energy efficiency, cost effective, reliable and maintainable design principles.

KEY PERSONNEL

Oliver Ng Boon Lee Head of Landscape Planning & Design

186

EXPERTISE

ADDRESS

Master Planning

Cost & Contract

Public Housing

Management

168 Jalan Bukit Merah, #01-01 Connection One, Singapore 150168

Hotel & Resort

Project Management

Commercial

City Management

Private Residential

Coastal Engineering,

Environment

Infrastructure & Land

Landscape Architecture

Survey

Architecture

Urban Planning & Design

Oliver.ngbl@surbanajurong.com

Engineering

Underground Engineering

CONTACT (65) 6248 1288

187

ICN DESIGN INTERNATIONAL PTE LTD

LAND DESIGN ONE PTE LTD

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

Specializing in the conception, design and implementation of living landscapes, ICN continues to create distinctive living places for people, thinking and designing for the whole physical sphere where our everyday lives, learning and recreation take place; streetscapes and green infrastructure, plazas and urban farms.

Award winning designs, international experience, and creative solutions — this is Land Design One. Based in Singapore and Manila, we provide services locally and to all of Asia, combining the internationally diverse experience of our partners with a skilled technical team to serve a diverse and sophisticated clientele.

Not forgetting, waterfront promenades and estuarine mangroves, city parks and rainforests, community playgrounds and tech campuses, and stunning gardens that respect heritage buildings. Our experience demonstrates that bespoke design is crucial for each unique site, and each individual client. Tailoring services to your needs; for people in cities and communities in nature, across our dynamic and diverse region, we strive for excellence.

We approach all projects with a clear and holistic foundation of environmental stewardship, creation of liveable communities, and cultivation of the natural link between people and the land, all within a well-reasoned, problem-solving process.

KEY PERSONNEL

EXPERTISE

ADDRESS

Master Planning

250 Tanjong Pagar Road #04-02 St.Andrew's Centre Singapore 088541

Hotel & Resorts

Working alongside architects, engineers, and planners, we respond to the individual site and its unique needs, developing a creative and singular solution to each assignment and constantly recognising and balancing the application of various facets of our practice–environmental, aesthetic, social, and economic. This is accomplished with the understanding that the landscape is a truly public part of the built environment– experienced, shared, and valued by everyone.

KEY PERSONNEL

Private Residential Environment

Terrence Fernando Managing Director

Henry Steed Director

Simon Morrison Director

KL Tay Associate

Giuseppe Franciullo Associate

Landscape Planning and Design

(65) 6225 3006

Civic & Public Realm

info@icn-design.com.sg

Infrastructure

801 Geylang Road #03-01 Singapore 389681

Housing and Community

CONTACT

Heritage

Institutional

ADDRESS

Parks and Recreation Planning and Design

Commercial Public Housing

EXPERTISE

WEBSITE www.icn-design.com.sg

Healthcare Landscapes Neal Samac Managing Director

Kate Lacsina Director

Brian Baker Director

CONTACT (65) 6846 8605

Institutional and

Commercial Landscape

info@landdesign-one.com.sg

Landscape Renovation

WEBSITE

Public Spaces ABC Waters and Green

www.landdesign-one.com.sg

Infrastructure Planning Hotel and Resort Landscapes

188

189

SALD PTE LTD

LEN-TIL PTE LTD

DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

Name of our company does not mean anything but the sounds “Len” and “Til”.

We do landscape design for public space, condominium, institution and resort with perseverance like many other landscape firms.

They are mere waves that barely vibrate the air and water. They do not mean anything alone, however, they would be able to form a piece of music that convey mood and feeling. We capture invisible qualities belongs to the place and make them into the visible forms.

Besides these, we are wrestling to be triggered by the current flux of humanity, expressing its dynamism and fragility through thoughts and created objects.

The Lines we draw would mean Time and Space. The Planes we create would mean Wellness and Hospitality.

In the ebb and flow of the post-Anthropocene still within the epoch of Anthropocene, we are even more oscillating in the negotiation between artificiality and nature, science and culture, the physical space and the mental space.

The process of making invisible into visible form is our nature. We enjoy the process as much as the people who visit the place in the future would do.

We are based in Singapore, a place parented by the landscape of an environment of biotic species plethora, saturated with moisture and sunlight. It is in this extreme environment of plurality, that we are privileged to be experimenting with the single species of the human’s myth of morality and perceived beauty of our social order. We look forward to execute a landscape of either biophilic altruism or terraforming other planets as fugitive.

KEY PERSONNEL

EXPERTISE

ADDRESS

CONTACT

Hotel & Resort

200 Turf Club Road #07-03 The Grandstand Singapore 287994

(65) 6223 7300

Private Residential Public Housing Commercial Institutional Urbanscape Park & Recreational Chang Huaiyan Founder and Design Director

Master Planning

KEY PERSONNEL

EXPERTISE

ADDRESS

CONTACT

Master Planning

10 Anson Road, #05-17 International Plaza, Singapore 079903

(65) 6649 8041

Public Housing Commercial

Private Residential

contact@saladlandscape.com

Environment

WEBSITE

EMAIL admin@len-til.com

WEBSITE www.len-til.com

www.saladlandscape.com Fumiko Sano Director

Environmental and Ecology Artwork

190

191

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

HONORARY JURY PANEL