Green wall of Singapore teeming with life
The Straits Times · Lim Yaohui ·
The Asia-Pacific’s most biodiverse living green wall, located in one-north, features 400 plant species and cultivars grown across four storeys of a building. It is a laboratory for vertical greenery solutions in Singapore’s tropical climate. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Asia-Pacific’s most biodiverse living green wall, located in one-north, features 400 plant species and cultivars grown across four storeys of a building. It is a laboratory for vertical greenery solutions in Singapore’s tropical climate.
Over 37,000 plants are growing on the wall of a four-storey building in Ayer Rajah Crescent.
The wall is designed as a living test bed for new planting approaches, installation and maintenance methods, and environmental performance in Singapore’s urban conditions.
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