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Sustainability
Building a
Greener Future
Strategically located at Gardens by the Bay MRT Plaza – one of the Gardens’ most high-traffic entry points – the Sustainability Gallery is a dedicated outdoor exhibition space that showcases the Gardens’ comprehensive sustainability initiatives across energy, water, waste, biodiversity, green procurement, and sustainable offerings.
Admission Rates
Free admission
Nearest Carpark
Satay by the Bay Carpark
Explore
the gallery
The Sustainability Gallery, sponsored by Kikkoman, is the Gardens’ first comprehensive showcase bringing together its full suite of sustainability efforts for public education. It is the first touchpoint for visitors to learn about the Gardens’ sustainability initiatives and customise personal climate pledges with the Gardens’ Plantkeepers.
The gallery itself embodies sustainability in action. Solar panels installed on the gallery’s roof generate energy to power the space, while benches and a swing throughout the gallery are eco-friendly furniture crafted with repurposed wood from trees in Singapore, giving them a new life. Plants are also specially selected to filter stormwater and support biodiversity.
The Sustainability Wall
Discover, engage, and stay connected on the Gardens' green initiatives with the Sustainability Wall. Pledge and inspire others to join the movement toward a more sustainable future.
Rain Garden
Spanning 420 sq m and featuring over 60 plants, it serves as both a natural water filtration system and a shelter and food source for pollinators.
Eco-Furniture
Explore the eco-furniture made from repurposed wood from trees in Singapore, giving new life to materials that would otherwise go to waste.
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