What are the successful experiences of Singapore?

Singapore pays attention to the control of non-building space, which embodies the protection of nature and care for people everywhere. In order to protect the natural scenery of the island, about 3,000 hectares of forests, migratory bird habitats and swamps have been planned as nature reserves to improve the ecological environment of the city. From the tropical rain forest reserve in Bukit Tima to the bird shelters scattered on both sides of the road, Singaporeans' concept of respecting the laws of nature is reflected. In order to create a comfortable living environment, Singapore has built 337 parks, including large parks and eco-tourism belts among groups. Each town has 65,438+00 hectares of parks, and every 500 meters of residential buildings has 65,438+0.5 hectares of parks. This concept of environmental protection and humanistic spirit, which emphasizes greening, leads local society to emphasize the harmony between man and nature. Since the 1990s, Singapore has set out to establish a corridor system connecting major parks, nature reserves and residential parks, so that the general public can fully enjoy the green leisure land in the garden and feel embraced by nature without leaving home. Moreover, all buildings with mountains in Singapore are built on the mountain, which keeps the integrity of the mountain scenery. All houses near the water have large leisure areas and hydrophilic houses, which meet people's needs of "near the mountain and near the water". The construction of the famous Nanyang Technological University and the East Coast Park fully proves this point.