The National Parks Board (NParks) engaged the public extensively for the development of Jurong Lake Gardens. NParks has taken into consideration the feedback received through platforms such as roving exhibitions, townhalls, focus group sessions and online surveys in the design of the Gardens. Click on the dates below to see the milestones in the development of Jurong Lake Gardens.
Public engagement was conducted for Jurong Lake Park – one of three destination parks to be developed.
Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced that Jurong Lake Park, Chinese and Japanese Gardens will be redeveloped as Jurong Lake Gardens.
Public engagement for Jurong Lake Gardens was launched to seek suggestions for the design of Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade, and feedback on the final concept of Lakeside Garden.
Feedback received was incorporated into the project brief for Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade.
Tender was called to engage design consultancy services for the concept design of Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade.
Development of Lakeside Garden commenced.
A public exhibition was held to showcase the proposed design for Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade by the winning consultant team.
The design for Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade was refined further with feedback from public engagement sessions.
A public exhibition was held in conjunction with a community tree planting event to showcase the final proposed design for Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade.
Lakeside Garden opens, and new names for the different sections of the Gardens are unveiled. NParks calls for a construction tender to develop Chinese Garden, Japanese Garden and Garden Promenade.