Oasia Hotel Downtown – The 27-storey tower has a reinforced concrete structure with an internal curtain wall, prefabricated fiberglass planters on a cantilevered reinforced concrete ledge, and a façade of expanded aluminum mesh panels that allows climbing plants to grow on the building.
Planters are connected by an automatic irrigation system to minimize wastage and the massive vertical garden reintroduces biodiversity into the city. The hotel’s enclosed spaces are also cooled by a water system driven by chilled water and condenser water pumps.
Oasia Hotel Downtown, a 27-story hotel with a unique building filled with beautiful plants
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay – Cited as “Singapore’s first garden in a hotel” the PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay (formerly the Marina Mandarin Hotel) has undergone a €28 million renovation to integrate sustainability elements into its space.
This includes housing more than 2,400 different trees and plants in the hotel’s interior, bird’s-nest- like pavilions for guests, and a skybridge that offers an immersive treetop experience.
There is also an urban farm on the fourth level that grows as many as 60 varieties of vegetables, herbs, and fruits, all of which are picked for the hotel’s various F&B offerings in a farm-to-table concept.
PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, one of Singapore’s eco-friendly accommodations
As the travelling momentum picks up, Singapore has remained as one of the top destinations for international visits, with more and more sustainable and green destinations for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you’re a leisure traveler seeking unforgettable adventures or a business traveler attending MICE events, Singapore offers a remarkable journey where sustainability and extraordinary experiences seamlessly intertwine.
Travelers to Singapore can also take part in the Go Green SG Festival 2023, which will be held on 1-31 July 2023. This event provides a platform for learning about and taking positive action on climate change. Come and embark on a sustainable adventure in Singapore, now. Find out more, here.
