Post-City in Nature Singapore

ABOUT

Singapore has a long history of proactively integrating ”greening” into its built environment, recognising the essential role of nature in urban living. Over the years, the nation has continuously advanced this vision, progressively shaping more ecologically sustainable spaces. The latest initiative, City in Nature, represents a significant step forward in this journey.

Despite these efforts, the current approach continues to draw a clear distinction between human-made environments and the “natural” world. This exhibition explores a reimagining of the relationship between people and nature, positioning humans not as separate from, but as an integral part of, the natural environment. Through this lens, the design of urban spaces can better foster coexistence between people, flora, and fauna.

This perspective posed a series of critical questions:

Is it possible to cultivate environments that are not only sustainable but also comfortable for all forms of life? What might a future liveable, nature-integrated city look like? Could it feature lower ambient temperatures, fully walkable urban landscapes, or other human- and nature-friendly innovations? Such considerations encourage the next generation of designers and planners to move beyond sustainability towards a generative approach – one that actively restores and enhances the shared environment.

ORGANISER

DP Architects Pte Ltd

DP Architects is a leading multidisciplinary design practice in Asia with 900 staff in 16 global offices and 8 specialist companies providing a range of services from architecture and urban planning to engineering, sustainable design, interior, façade and landscape design.

CONTACT

Name: DP Architects
Email Address: [email protected]

Top image: What if cities didn’t just include nature—but became nature? This exhibition reimagines a future where humans are part of nature, not apart from it. As Singapore’s green journey progresses, it Read Morelooks beyond #sustainability towards cooler streets, walkable neighbourhoods, and shared spaces where people, plants, and animals thrive. [designed by DP Architects]

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