Showing posts with label urban garden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urban garden. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 11, 2018

An urban farm

Indian Rubber Tree outside the museum. It's listed on the International Heritage register.
Our hotel is in Victoria Street near Bras Basah Road, a block from the National Museum and surrounded by the buildings of the SMU (university) and the Archbishop's House. It is a very pretty area, clean and elegant. And so are the people we see.


Cathedral of the Good Shepherd.
The pond is actually a shallow pool of water on top of the glass ceiling of the Bras Basah underground railway station.
I was particularly struck be an urban garden in the middle of it all. It's not very big, maybe 8 metres by 30 metres, but it looks amazing. Recycled food waste, well-tended vegetables and herbs, worm farms, biowater system, compost bins and seed collection and interesting information signs. I wondered whether the one of the uni schools has organised it.

Urban farm, Victoria Street