Hana Singapore

Situated at the intersection of the Tomlinson Road and Cuscaden Road in Singapore, Hana’s landscape is conceived as a serene tropical sanctuary, seamlessly integrating lush planting and water elements into the architectural framework.

The landscape balances the building’s structured lines with dense tropical planting, layered water features, and vertical greenery. Upon arrival, a green-featured wall frames the vehicular ramp leading to an illuminated porte-cochère, anchored by a cascading granite water feature and mature accent tree. Double-height open-air terraces are framed by suspended green wire screens that filter light and soften the hard lines of the building’s metallic louvers, while reflective water gardens and a secluded lap pool wrap around the tower’s base.

Immersed in a rich understory of broad-leafed foliage, the landscape establishes intimate spatial privacy and an elevated sense of indoor-outdoor living within Singapore's dense urban environment.