- ‘Garden in the sky’ in the Fusionopolis complex, Singapore by Kisho Kurokawa
- The building is to host creative scientists, research and technology companies as well as humanities experts
- The concept developed from the initial idea and layout due to some complications and limitations encountered along the way
- Plants could be beneficial not only to purify the air but also to be used as insulation due to their volume as a whole
- Due to air movement some plants had to be relocated or changed, this featured in the building having five different gardens
Falkenberg,
H., 2012. Interior Gardens: Designing and constructing green spaces in private
and public buildings. Basel, Switzerland. Birkhäuser.
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