Projects
Whatever you're looking for in skyrise greenery, you're sure to find inspiration here in our projects list.
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Green Roof Area: 2000m2
Green Wall Area: —
Year of Completion: 2000
Landscape Contractor:
Greenhouse Design & Build Pte Ltd
Green Roof / Wall Specialist:
Daku Green Roof Garden System
Client:
Excalibur Singapore
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Excalibur Centre
71 Ubi Crescent
S408571
Singapore
Green Roof Area: 180m2
Green Wall Area: —
Year of Completion: 2004
Landscape Contractor:
Greenhouse Design & Build Pte Ltd
Green Roof / Wall Specialist:
Daku Green Roof Garden System
Architect:
LG Architects
Submitted by Hitchins (FE) Marketing Pte Ltd
Clementi Bible Centre
152 West Coast Road
S127370
Singapore
Green Roof Area: 620m2
Green Wall Area: —
Year of Completion: 2005
Landscape Contractor:
Greenhouse Design & Build Pte Ltd
Green Roof / Wall Specialist:
Daku Green Roof Garden System
Client:
HDB
Submitted by Hitchins (FE) Marketing Pte Ltd
HDB Hub @ Toa Payoh
480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh
S310480
Singapore
Green Roof Area: 175m2
Green Wall Area: —
Year of Completion: 2006
Landscape Contractor:
Greenhouse Design & Build Pte Ltd
Green Roof / Wall Specialist:
Daku Green Roof Garden System
Client:
National Parks
Submitted by Hitchins (FE) Marketing Pte Ltd
Pasir Ris Park
Pasir Ris Park
Singapore
Green Roof Area: 500m2
Green Wall Area: —
Year of Completion: 2008
Landscape Architect:
Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd
Landscape Contractor:
Greenscape Pte Ltd
Architect:
Surbana International Consultants Pte Ltd
Client:
Housing & Development Board
Submitted by NParks
Central Horizon
277 Orchard Road
Singapore 238858
Singapore
Central Horizon offers lush greenery in a high-rise, high-density public housing redevelopment project. Located at Toa Payoh Central where the famed longest curved residential block in Singapore used to stand, Central Horizon infuses a new lease of life into this distinctive estate through better quality housing and a more attractive surrounding.
For the first time in public housing a multi-tier landscape approach provides greenery on the ground, roof and sky levels to optimise the land use, soften the impact of the housing and provide visual interest to the living environment. Most importantly, the skyrise gardens are accessible to all, fostering a sense of community for the residents.