By combining thoughtful design with high-quality Cemer play equipment, Playpoint has created a playscape that is both visually distinctive and rich in play value.
Garden Waterfront II @ Tengah
216B Tengah Garden Ave, Singapore 692216
Inspired by Singapore’s National Butterfly, the playground at Garden Waterfront II @ Tengah transforms an everyday neighbourhood space into a vibrant garden-themed destination where imagination can truly take flight. Warm shades of orange, butterfly-inspired play panels, and custom EPDM safety flooring come together to create a welcoming environment that celebrates nature while encouraging children to explore, play, and connect with the outdoors.
| Client | Housing & Development Board |
|---|---|
| Products | Cemer |
| Landscape Architect | COEN design international pte. ltd. |
| Realization | April 2026 |
Butterfly-inspired playground
At the heart of the playground is a thoughtfully selected range of Cemer play equipment, designed to support children of different ages and abilities. The multi-play tower invites young adventurers to climb, crawl, and slide, while the rope climbing structure challenges balance, coordination, and confidence through active play. Every play element has been carefully positioned to encourage movement, social interaction, and imaginative adventures, creating a dynamic space where children can return again and again.
The butterfly theme extends beyond the equipment into the surrounding landscape. Flowing butterfly motifs integrated into the EPDM safety surfacing create playful pathways that guide children through the playscape, reinforcing the concept and adding visual interest throughout the space. Together, the colours, patterns, and play experiences create a cohesive environment that reflects Tengah's vision as Singapore's newest garden town.
The new playground at Garden Waterfront II offers families a welcoming community space where children can build confidence, develop physical skills, and create lasting memories through the simple joy of outdoor play.
