Singapore Conservatory Houses 226,000 Plants 

 -  urbanNext,  September 7, 2017. 
 - 167 words. 
<br/><br/> Energy and sustainability, High Density, Project, The Architect’s Newspaper, Transsolar | Klima Engineering, Wilkinson Eyre 
<br/><br/>Climate control, Climate regulation, Comfort, Conservatory, Energetic Approach, Façade, Flower Dome, Green’s potential, Greenhouse, Project, Report, Republic of Singapore, Singapore, Storage 
<br/><br/>The Architect's Newspaper featured article. 
<br/><br/> In Singapore, this cooled conservatory contains more than a quarter of a million plants from every continent except Antarctica. Designed by British firm, the project known as “Gardens by the Bay” houses a 1.2 hectare “Flower Dome” that emulates the cool/dry climate found in the Mediterranean and a 0.8-hectare “cloud forest” that recreates cool/moist climates synonymous with tropical montane regions. The owner’s technical representative, climate engineering firm Transsolar, produced a proof of concept with small demonstration greenhouses to aid the project. Adrian Turcato of Transsolar, was on hand to elaborate further. 
<br/><br/><label>ISSN: </label>2575-5374 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Index Terms: </label>Greenhouse Technology Controlled Climate Singapore