The Architectural Project of a Hybrid Zone (Singapore)

Marina South, Singapore

The general plan of development of the Marina South (Singapore) was presented by known British architectural studio «Wilkinson Eyre Architects». The project concept leans against uniqueness of picturesque flora and is directed on creations of new value of a city, as one of the basic cultural and tourist centers of the country.

Marina South's Climate Complex

The hybrid complex of the various Eco-systems making a basis of the given architectural project, will allow to function independently with the maximum ecological efficiency.
The ultra-modern project assumes presence of two cooling structures showing an example of climate control in the biggest hothouses in the world.

The climate control zone in Marina South are considers the questions connected not only with flora and fauna of a planet, but also with comfort of life of mankind. The cool and dry structure solves the problems connected with existence and interaction of humans, flora, fauna and various animals, but the damp hothouse zone will be concentrated to flora and planet development as a whole.

The green fruitful project

Harvest Green Project became the winner of the competition initiated by the authorities of Vancouver. Architects Romses Architects have offered the decision, actual in the conditions of climatic changes on our planet — and action is devoted a theme of ecology.

The green project

The primary goal of "green" projects — to create more dense green environment, to increase sensibleness of own contribution to emissions in atmosphere, stability of our future.

Harmless Vancouver construction

The concept "crop" is a vertical kitchen garden, as a matter of fact, where grow up vegetables, grasses, fruit, fish, plant chickens, goats and sheep. For work of all this economy renewed energy (the sun and a wind) is used. At top tanks for gathering and processing of rain water which can be applied to watering of uncountable internal and external gardens and lawns are placed.