Sentosa Sensoryscape, designed by Multiply Architects and Serie Architects, is an innovative sensory pathway in Singapore that blends parametric architecture, ecology, and technology to create an immersive experience.

The project unfolds along a two-level walkway, where the upper structure is supported by light, interwoven forms that create areas for rest and interaction. Six gardens punctuate the path, each exploring different sensory stimuli through unique architectural expressions.

The use of parametric geometries allowed for the creation of lightweight, permeable structures, such as those forming the suspended gardens. These designs not only ensure structural stability but also allow the passage of light and air, integrating seamlessly with the natural surroundings.

Sentosa Sensoryscape is a prime example of innovative architecture—where structure, form, and function come together to create an environment that not only physically connects different parts of the island but also redefines how visitors engage with the space around them.