The Orangery, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Gallop Extension (2022)
The restaurant is a new building which is situated on an existing plateau just below Inverturret, maintaining the existing heritage building’s visual prominence while allowing for easy access between buildings via a sheltered linkway. The restaurant’s square hipped roof composition is a direct reference from Inverturret. A structured and regular column grid supports the roof under which, a more organic and playful form defines the internal restaurant areas. This playfulness within an ordered composition references the heritage elements and unique character of Inverturret. The restaurant is a modern interpretation of element present in traditional English Garden design and their placement of structures in a landscape.
Photo Credits by
Nishikawa Masao & Kay Ngee Tan Architects
Team:
Han Kiang Siew
New Yi Tian
Bryan Lee Wei Yang
Declan Reilly
Chow Eng Khuang
Hiroshi Kawakami
Site Area:
8 Hectares
Development Type:
Conservation, Commercial and Park
Client:
National Parks Board, Singapore
Status:
Completed in 2021
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The Orangery, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Gallop Extension (2022)
The restaurant is a new building which is situated on an existing plateau just below Inverturret, maintaining the existing heritage building’s visual prominence while allowing for easy access between buildings via a sheltered linkway. The restaurant’s square hipped roof composition is a direct reference from Inverturret. A structured and regular column grid supports the roof under which, a more organic and playful form defines the internal restaurant areas. This playfulness within an ordered composition references the heritage elements and unique character of Inverturret. The restaurant is a modern interpretation of element present in traditional English Garden design and their placement of structures in a landscape.
Photo Credits by
Nishikawa Masao & Kay Ngee Tan Architects
SIA Architectural Design Award 2023
- Special Categories (Public Place Making) Award
- Design of the Year
SIA Architectural Design Awards 2023
- Special Categories (Public Place Making) Award
- Design of the Year
