Even urban hotels can be truly biophilic, this Singapore hotel shows
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Location
10 Claymore Rd, Singapore 229540
Architecture, Interior Design
Client
Floor Area
19,693 sq-m
Four outdoor terraces are carved out of the façade of the 23-storey Pan Pacific Orchard hotel in Singapore, creating pockets of greenery that contribute to the overall gue
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