NATURE'S NEST

by Eliam Eng & Andy Eng

Design Concept

Nature's Nest celebrates the intricate tapestry of nature and community in the tropics, weaving together elements of human habitat evolution with the lush greenery and vibrant biodiversity of mother nature.

At the heart of our design lies a modern interpretation of the human habitat, tracing it evolution from the primitive caves of our ancestors to the contemporary structure of today. As visitors progress through the garden, they are greeted with modern ponds which symbolizing the vital role of water in both nature and human survival.

Decks and lush greenery surround these ponds, representing the power of nature in shaping the world around us. Each element of the garden is carefully curated to evoke a sense of awe and wonder, encouraging visitors to pause and reflect on the beauty and resilience of the nature world.

Materials Used

Natural Manau Rattan

Natural Rattan Woven Cane Webbing

Accoya Wood

Recycled Wood

Indonesian Lava Stone

Granite Stone

Plants Selection

Thoughtfully chosen plants, designed to evoke a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.

Trees & Palms

Shrubs

Landscape Plan

"Nature's Nest" serves as a reminder and a beacon of hope and inspiration for future generations. As we continue our efforts to restore and preserve the environment, let us remember the lessons of the past and strive towards a more sustainable and harmonious future.

Meet The Designers

Eliam Eng

Director & Principal Designer

With over 40 years of experience, Eliam oversees local and international projects spanning residential, commercial, and urban development. His innovative designs have garnered multiple awards.

Andy Eng

Project Director

A 4th-generation landscape expert, Andy has led Nyee Phoe for 20 years. With a portfolio including high-profile projects, he heads a talented team and boasts multiple awards.

Articles

SINGAPORE – The Singapore Garden Festival (SGF) is poised to be the premier tropical garden and flower show on the global stage in 2024, gathering leading designers under one roof and showcasing more than 60 displays. By sheer scale, the ninth edition of the biennial festival – which will take place at the Suntec Singapore Convention and Exhibition Centre from Aug 3 to 11 – is staggering.

The festival covers about 22,000 sq m, or about 2ha, on Levels 4 and 6. This is nearly the size...