A model of green transformation, Batu Kawa Riverbank Park shows how flood-prone lands can become thriving public spaces that revitalize neighborhoods, connect communities, and embrace the rhythm of nature (by Landscape Architecture Malaysia Yearbook 2025). Once an abandon floodplain, the 15.6-acre Batu Kawa Riverbank Park in Sarawak has been reimagined as a riverfront public park designed to function both as vibrant parkland and a flood plain. Guided by Nature Based Solutions, this dual function design transforms climate risks into community assets. A kilometer of river frontage now supports ecological restoration, protects biodiversity, and offers spaces for recreation, education and cultural engagement.

Masterful space planning in Urban Residences by Urbanscape Consultants balances horizontal and vertical dimensions, blending vibrant plantings, sculptural forms, and functional zones. The design seamlessly integrates hardscape and softscape elements, creating a harmonious, multi-functional environment that enhances aesthetics, functionality, and well-being.