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(Continued on page 62) Children's Garden Team Grant Associates led the team responsible for the Far East Organization Children's Garden. The firm is a leading British landscape architecture consultancy that fuses nature and technology in imaginative ways, working in conjunction with some of the world's leading architects and designers. PMLink (project manager); Langdon & Seah Singapore (quantity surveyor); LPA Inc. (lighting consultants); WET (irrigation consultants); Swee Hong (main contractor); Play Point Singapore (play equipment); Carve (treehouses); Howeler & Yoon (original concepts for water play); CT-Art Creation (water play); Candy Floriculture (topiaries contractor). Gardens by the Bay Team Client: national Parks Board of Singapore Grant Associates (lead designers); Wilkinson Eyre Architects; Atelier Ten (environmental design consultants); Atelier One (structural engineers); Land Design Studio (museum and visitor center designers); Thomas Matthews (communication designers); Squint Opera (animations); and Buro 4 (design management). Singapore Consultants CPG (architecture, civil, structural and M&E; engineering); Meinhardt Infrastructure (civil and structural engineering); Langdon Seah (cost consultants); LPA (lighting design); PMLink (project management); and WET (irrigation). Top The Children's Gardens splashpad puts on a spectacularly choreographed water, light and music show. Waterworks International introduced their next generation brass LED rGB deck jet and deck light features. PHOTO: WATErWOrKS InTErnATIOnAL Bottom The Flower Dome, the other conservatory on site built by Wilkinson Eyre Architects, replicates the cool-dry climate of Mediterranean regions like South Africa, southwest Australia, California (coast, interior valleys and western slope of the Sierra nevada), central Chile and parts of Spain and Italy. Of note are the amazing profiles of baobabs (South Africa and Madagascar), surrounded by a fascinating variety of succulents. PHOTO: CrAIG SHEPPArD 60 Landscape Architect and Specifier News 50-63.indd 60 2/26/14 4:52 PM