Singapore's Jewel Changi Airport, which is expected to open in 2019, will feature a futuristic architectural landscape design consisting of an amusement park, a waterfall and even indoor clouds for holidaymakers.
But the amusement park and waterfall are not the only features the airport has to offer. Visitors will also be able to see a five-story garden, hedge maze, bouncing canopy nets- all inspired by elements of nature.
PHOTO: Jewel Changi AirportThe design of the indoor tropical garden is one that is enclosed in a contemporary glass and steel structure along with a 131 foot tall waterfall which will be named the Rain Vortex and placed right at the centre of the garden.
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PHOTO: Jewel Changi AirportVisitors in transit or departing from or landing at the airport will be able to walk on bouncy nets which will be suspended three floors from the canopy. Meanwhile, children will be able to play with artificial clouds which will float along the man-made forest's floor.
PHOTO: Jewel Changi AirportThe garden walkways will feature huge stuffed animals as well while the indoor flower garden will boast of huge floral sculptures.
The building design and concept was done by an award winning architect, Moshe Safdie.
It will feature attractions from teams across the world including France, Germany, Britain, US, Netherlands and of course, Singapore itself.
This article originally appeared on The Sun.
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