Gardens by the Bay seek to promote green thinking
Singapore has spent 1bn Singapore dollars ($784m; £504m) to build Gardens by the Bay, an energy efficient green space in the heart of the city.
The gardens, which house man-made "super trees", and conservatories are part of drive to raise awareness of the environment among citizens.
Kenneth Er, chief operating officer of the Gardens by the Bay, and a forest ecologist, explains how the project seeks to achieve that.
18 Jun 2012
- From the section Business