Singapore pavilion at Expo 2020 designed to highlight greenery

Singapore pavilion at Expo 2020 designed to highlight greenery

Mariecar Jara-Puyod, Singapore has unveiled its pavilion with its well-ventilated spaces surrounded by lush greenery, assured visitors it would be a safe place to visit during the pandemic. Built on 1,550 square metres - among the smallest plots at the Expo - the structure is designed to integrate greenery and show that buildings do not have to displace nature. One of the smallest countries in the world and classified as a city-state, Singapore will be a prime illustration at the Expo2020Dubai, of how physical limitations and scarce resources become no barriers for the betterment and resilience of a people. This, as the Singapore Pavilion, all at a 1,550-square metre plot in the Sustainability District of the Middle East's first World Expo, south of Dubai, will be reflective of the nation's commitment and journey towards sustainable living amidst the global horrible effects of man's uncaring attitude towards Mother Nature. With the theme "Nature. Nurture. Future,“ the three-storey structure, will bear the "Sustainability Story“ of the Southeast Asian country which was able to transform itself from being a Garden City to City in a Garden and now onwards to City in Nature. Central would be the Singaporeans and residents for human resources