This residential building on Orchard Road in Singapore is called "Sky Park". It is unique among other high-rise residential buildings with its innovative "hanging garden". Although the venue is extremely narrow, it has reached the density and efficiency expected by developers, and at the same time it has a broad sense of space. The ground floor is set with a circle of ponds and lush landscape areas. The use of green space, curtain wall and a suspended gymnasium can express the sense of space and depth of space.

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

MKPL Shapes Singapore's "Hanging Garden" Residence

Another major public space is the public hall on the second floor, with a wide terrace and planted flowers. Each apartment has a large hanging garden, which is distributed throughout the 32nd floor. Different from taking the internal elevator to the room, arriving at the apartment will pass through a series of gardens and terraces, just like entering a park, adding a sense of "grounding" to ordinary life.

Against the backdrop of Singapore's skyline, the living space is open to outdoor gardens, making residents feel more green everywhere.