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Singapore is often criticized as being "too artificial". Anything man-made is "artificial"! A garden is an artifice, but represents mankind's sincerest attempt to replicate what is best found in nature. I welcome Singapore's label as a Garden City. Much effort has gone into making Singapore's built environment the best possible place to house its populace, and a key feature is the nurture of green space. This is why despite the increase in population over the years, modern Singapore has managed to incorporate a corresponding increase in green space.
Ugly. <-period
Nearly as good as the Tiger Balm Gardens. More cement would make it better.
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