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The Paradise Garden
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Gardens these days are idle, practically less looked upon in the contemporary city. In our effort to improve on nature, we are guided by a vision of paradise, and to create a garden is to search for a better world. Set in Kuala Lumpur 2030, this project brings about the idea of experimenting on a huge garden to implement the notion of nature and playscape. It envisions a garden of the commons for the community to participate, setting the ground for a new performative ideal of urban typology. This project explores the garden in the city as a place of leisure, allowing people to escape from their everyday normality.
The Paradise Garden (Y5): About
The Paradise Garden (Y5): Image
The Government is drawing up a national policy to guide landscape development in line with efforts to shape Malaysia into the most beautiful garden nation by 2030. The National Landscape Policy is a development policy that aims at creating holistic, quality, unique identity and sustainable landscape to realise the vision of Beautiful Garden Nation that can improve the quality of life and increase economy competitiveness.
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VISION
Transforming Malaysia into The Beautiful Garden Nation Year 2030
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POLICY STATEMENT
To create a functional and sustainable landscape based on Malaysia’s natural environment in realising The Beautiful Garden Nation vision.
The Paradise Garden (Y5): About
The Paradise Garden masterplan branches out into 4 distinct ‘chapters’; The Garden of Paradise (TG.oP), The Garden of Entertainment (TG.oE), The Garden of Life (TG.oL), and the Garden of Knowledge (TG.oK). TG.oP is the masterplan as a whole. The design of the masterplan reflects on the notion of paradise filled with nature, blooming flowers and another worldly ambience. The Paradise Garden forms an immersive experience that offers a series of different scenarios that forms ‘chapters’ in its urban setting.
The Paradise Garden (Y5): About
The Paradise Garden (Y5): Selected Work
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