Green Roof of Nanyang Technological University in Singapore

This is really awesome!
I am from Malaysia and doing some study on green roof, maybe the green roof of the School of Art, Design and Media at Nanyang Technological University is a very interesting subject.
Any other recommendations of Singapore Green Roof? :)

I'm from this school, graduated in 2009. Yes we utilise the roof often. Climbing up, rolling down, for freshmen orientation activities, as a film set for film production, and when it gets dark u'll find lotsa couples spending a romantic evening there. We hold parties there too for birthdays, festive occasions.

We weren't involved in the design of the building.
"Eco Lawn" isn't used, actually the school's maintenance is rather costly i think. The glass windows often crack and need to be changed regularly, due to accidents like being hit by flying birds or some other reasons. People are hired to trim the grass. There are sprinklers installed too. And yea the air conditioning for the entire building costs a bomb, so it's not left running for 24hrs.

Well unfortunately, the students often work there 24hrs, so we bring our own fans at night coz it gets really warm and stuffy with the computers running.

Need more industry professionals for this school, got a shortage of professors.

I think that this whole green roof thing is an amazing idea, something that should have been looked at a long time ago, where lots of buildings that do nothing with that part of the building and wasted space can now be utilized.

of course people can go up there. theres a staircase at the sides of each curve...plus theres a fence. look closely. AND. the center of the curve isnt hollow. theres like another outside hang out place. so if u fell, ud fall maybe two floors.

Yeah it's nice. I hope they used "Eco lawn", which is a special mixture of grasses where you only have to cut it twice a year, because instead of the roots going 3 inches into the ground, they go about 15 - making the green in the grass last longer.

I still think it would've been better to use real plants, as there is less maintenance.