

A key concept in landscape design is to create a beautiful landscape space to protect and promote our native plants, which have gradually been marginalized due to urbanization and the extensive use of exotic plants. In Singapore, urban development has led to the loss of natural rainforest habitats. Although urban greening is very beneficial, it also exacerbates this problem. Over the years, the continuous introduction of exotic ornamental plants has gradually phased out local ones

Driven by this issue, the revival of native plants, such as Calophylum Inophyllum trees and Dillenia Suffruticosa shrubs, has played a central role in the landscape design of the "rainforest". This concept centers around providing homeowners with a landscape for relief, entertainment and relaxation, and also offering a sanctuary for Singapore's native plants.







Biological pools and biological channels create an alluring micro-environment, providing opportunities for education. Ponds have self-sustaining functions and can serve as natural water runoff filters. Ecologically speaking, it performs two important functions. First of all, the various animals and plants living together in the pond maintain the food chain to ensure a healthy water environment. Secondly, they provide habitats for various animals and help re-establish ecological biodiversity during development. In the event of a heavy downpour, biological wastewater can capture and filter surface runoff and then be discharged into the drainage system. In addition to serving as a visual treat, the directional signs in the pond and the biological passages in the garden also help educate residents about these ecosystems.



The Paterson Collection not only offers homeowners exquisite design landscapes to be proud of, but also provides eco-friendly garden designs for the houses in the resort club. It offers a lifestyle quality suitable for modern urban life.


A key concept in landscape design is to create a beautiful landscape space to protect and promote our native plants, which have gradually been marginalized due to urbanization and the extensive use of exotic plants. In Singapore, urban development has led to the loss of natural rainforest habitats. Although urban greening is very beneficial, it also exacerbates this problem. Over the years, the continuous introduction of exotic ornamental plants has gradually phased out local ones

Driven by this issue, the revival of native plants, such as Calophylum Inophyllum trees and Dillenia Suffruticosa shrubs, has played a central role in the landscape design of the "rainforest". This concept centers around providing homeowners with a landscape for relief, entertainment and relaxation, and also offering a sanctuary for Singapore's native plants.







Biological pools and biological channels create an alluring micro-environment, providing opportunities for education. Ponds have self-sustaining functions and can serve as natural water runoff filters. Ecologically speaking, it performs two important functions. First of all, the various animals and plants living together in the pond maintain the food chain to ensure a healthy water environment. Secondly, they provide habitats for various animals and help re-establish ecological biodiversity during development. In the event of a heavy downpour, biological wastewater can capture and filter surface runoff and then be discharged into the drainage system. In addition to serving as a visual treat, the directional signs in the pond and the biological passages in the garden also help educate residents about these ecosystems.



The Paterson Collection not only offers homeowners exquisite design landscapes to be proud of, but also provides eco-friendly garden designs for the houses in the resort club. It offers a lifestyle quality suitable for modern urban life.
