In pictures: Giant waterfall opens at Singapore airport

By Dave Rogers2019-04-15T05:00:00

Shiseido Forest Valley and HSBC Rain Vortex from Terminal 1

Greenhouse scheme cost £950m and includes 1,400 trees

A new greenhouse complex at Singapore’s Changi Airport opened its doors last week ahead of its official opening this Wednesday.

The £950m development, called Jewel, has been designed by the firm of Israeli architect Moshe Safdie.

UK architect Benoy carried out work on the interiors while other firms working on the 10-storey scheme included Buro Happold, Atelier Ten and Mott MacDonald

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