Learn more about how Singapore transformed from a polluted nightmare into the City in a Garden — an environmental dream-city and a model for sustainability.

Singapore is one of the world's lushest cities, but many of the green areas are ecologically sparse by design. Is the hyper-urbanised city-state tolerant enough of wildlife to become a city in nature?

Planning, parks and open spaces, and constant reinvention made Singapore Asia's most livable city, offering many lessons for urban centers around the world ...

The usually neat and proper green areas around buildings are looking a little different these days Singapore likes to call itself a garden city, with trees lining its roads, ample lush parks and ...

Singapore reimagined: from rotating rooftop views to vertical gardens, uncover this fascinating city-state From science-led architecture to sustainable garden projects and dining with a serious ...

Singapore likes to call itself a garden city, with trees lining its roads, ample lush parks and grass and plants surrounding its buildings. But it's a garden under constant control - the trees are ...

THE RUSH FOR LUSH Far from being a recent reaction to climate change, Singapore's garden city vision was conceived way back in 1967 by its autocratic founding father Lee Kuan Yew.

Ever since the idea to turn Singapore into a 'Garden City' was introduced in 1967, the city-state has worked towards creating an abundance of lush greenery to make life pleasant for all its ...

Horticulture has never been this cool. Gardens by the Bay, a sprawling series of indoor and outdoor waterfront gardens in downtown Singapore, opens this month in the heart of the city’s business ...

SINGAPORE: The Singapore Garden Festival returns this year, bringing its floral displays and exhibitions to the Singapore Botanic Gardens and Orchard Road. The event, which makes its comeback ...