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03/10/2026

Garden Vines and Garden Vale @ Tengah has been awarded HDB Design Award 2026!
Featuring the central Common Green - Where Greenery Becomes Everyday Life 🌱

At the heart of Garden Vines and Garden Vale is a central Common Green, where a network of landscaped courtyards and pathways connects residents to spaces for play, exercise, gathering and relaxation. Rather than treating greenery as separate pockets, the landscape is woven into the everyday experience of moving through the estate.
The varied courtyards and landscape nodes create different experiences throughout the development, bringing nature closer to home while encouraging interaction across generations. From garden paths to playgrounds and communal spaces, the landscape becomes part of the social fabric of th

Photo Credits to: Shiya Studio

03/10/2026

Garden Vines and Garden Vale @ Tengah has been awarded HDB Design Awards 2026!
Featuring the E-Deck - Elevating the Green Experience 🌿

The E-Deck extends the landscape beyond the ground plane, creating an elevated garden space above functional parking facilities. This layered approach allows essential infrastructure and greenery to coexist, giving residents another shared environment within the development.
Together with the landscaped courtyards and interconnected green spaces, the E-Deck reinforces the project’s broader design philosophy — integrating nature, movement and community into everyday public housing. It is this seamless relationship between architecture, landscape and living that gives Garden Vines and Garden Vale their distinctive identity.

02/10/2026

🏆 HDB Design Awards 2026 - Garden Vines and Garden Vale @ Tengah

A Green Heart for the Community 🌿

At the heart of Garden Vines & Garden Vale @ Tengah lies a vibrant Central Common Green, designed as a series of meandering landscape spaces, activity zones and nature-inspired play areas. The variety of facilities and activities brings energy into the green corridor while creating opportunities for residents of different generations to gather, play and interact.

Ecological pockets are also woven throughout the landscape to support flora and fauna, enhancing biodiversity within the neighbourhood. As residents and visitors move through the different spaces, the landscape offers changing experiences that bring people closer to nature — and nature closer to home.

Photo Credits: Shiya Studio

02/10/2026

🏆 HDB Design Awards 2026 - Garden Vines and Garden Vale @ Tengah

Living in Every Direction 🧩

The blocks are oriented along a north-south axis, creating view corridors towards the east and west while helping to reduce solar heat gain and preserve views of the sunrise and sunset. Inspired by the Rubik’s Cube, the design explores how a standardised building system can be transformed into a diverse and dynamic living environment.

The Rubik’s Cube concept is translated into the homes through “plug-in” living spaces — flexible extensions that can accommodate different needs, from study and work spaces to yoga, gaming, a baby cot or a quiet tea break. Different combinations of these spaces create varied home configurations while bringing individuality to a standardised system.

Photo Credits: Shiya Studio

02/10/2026

🏆 HDB Design Awards 2026 - Garden Vines and Garden Vale @ Tengah

A Façade Full of Possibilities ✨

Starting with the 2-Room Flexi and 4-Room units as base modules, additional “plug-in” spaces create different configurations that translate into a lively and varied building elevation. The permutations of the spaces become a visual language for the architecture, expressed through varied cantilevered extensions across the façade.

White vertical fins, glass and timber-look textures further break down the scale of the residential blocks, creating layers of depth, rhythm and visual interest. The result is a façade that moves away from uniformity — reflecting the variety of ways people live within a shared community.

Photo Credits: Shiya Studio

01/10/2026

🏆 ParkEdge @ Bidadari has been awarded Certificate of Merit at HDB Design Awards 2026!

Play, Explore & Discover 🐾

At the heart of the development, the Sand & Soil Playground and Interactive Garden are carefully integrated across the different levels of the site, drawing inspiration from the natural contours of the land.

Sand, soil, colours and wildlife shape a playful landscape that feels grounded in its surroundings. Interactive elements respond to the way children move, explore and discover, creating welcoming and inclusive spaces where play becomes a way to connect with nature and with one another.

Photo Credits: Darren Soh

01/10/2026

🏆 ParkEdge @ Bidadari has been awarded Certificate of Merit at HDB Design Awards 2026!

Shaped by the Land 🌿

Rather than flattening the site, the natural slope of the terrain guides the placement of the residential blocks, allowing the development to step naturally with the landscape. This same topography shapes a series of landscape spines running downhill, connecting Mount Vernon Road to Bidadari Park.

Together with the ABC Waters Gardens, these green corridors form a network of pocket landscapes that enrich the precinct while creating opportunities for ecological learning, discovery and connection with nature.

Photo Credits: Darren Soh

01/10/2026

🏆 ParkEdge @ Bidadari has been awarded Certificate of Merit at HDB Design Awards 2026!

An Ethereal Façade ✨

Inspired by the meaning of “Bidadari” — “fairy” in Malay, the façade brings together bright yellow metal mesh and timber-look vertical fins in layered compositions.

The interplay of solid and void creates rhythm, depth and visual permeability, softening the building mass while giving the façade a light and graceful expression — a subtle reflection of the ethereal character of its namesake.

Photo Credits: Darren Soh

30/09/2026

🏆 ParkEdge @ Bidadari has been awarded Certificate of Merit at HDB Design Awards 2026!

3 | Paths That Bring People Together 🌱

The landscape at ParkEdge draws inspiration from the natural character of Bidadari. Tree-root-inspired pathways branch organically through the precinct, connecting residential blocks, communal spaces, amenities and key access points while creating opportunities for residents to cross paths and connect.

The nature-inspired playgrounds continue this narrative through themes of wildlife, sand and soil, encouraging exploration and play. Together, the pathways, greenery and communal spaces create a landscape that strengthens the connection between people, place and nature.

Photo Credits: Darren Soh

30/09/2026

🏆 ParkEdge @ Bidadari has been awarded Certificate of Merit at HDB Design Awards 2026!

2 | Bringing the Park Home 🌳

At ParkEdge, nature is not simply a backdrop — it is woven into the everyday living experience. The residential blocks are carefully oriented to capture views towards Bidadari Park and the landscaped communal spaces, allowing greenery to become a defining part of the homes.

Balconies and living rooms are positioned to frame these views, creating a gentle transition between indoor and outdoor spaces. Natural light, ventilation and greenery become part of everyday life, reinforcing the idea of a community living within a park.

Photo Credits: Darren Soh

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