Projects

ACTUALLY RESCUED.

For developments, institutions, parks and private sites: turn trees that must be removed into useful pieces that return to the project with a story people can see.

KEEP A CONNECTION TO PLACE

Let the material return to its roots.

For architects, developers, landscape designers, institutions and property owners, a site’s own trees can become part of what comes next.

Involve us early. Recovery, access, storage and the condition of each log help shape what is possible.

01. Start with the trees.
Share the site, tree information, removal schedule and ideas for how the timber might be used.
02. Find the useful material.
Explore recovery and processing, then let the available sizes and character guide the design.
03. Bring it back differently.
Craft the agreed pieces and carry the material's connection to the site and into its new setting.

01. Rooted in mandai

Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Trees from the site were given a second life as benches, handrails, wall features and landscape elements, allowing the material to remain part of Mandai.

The Hub

Discover how rescued timber was thoughtfully repurposed into meaningful design elements for the hub, extending the story of the trees beyond their original setting.

Bulim Park

Giving rescued trees a renewed purpose through timber features that celebrate the natural character of wood within Singapore's urban landscape.

Play @ Punggol

A thoughtful approach to incorporating timber into community spaces, creating meaningful connections between nature, play and everyday life.

Airview Building

Restoring the character of Airview Building through thoughtful timber restoration, preserving its original wooden window features while extending their lifespan for years to come.

Aramsa Garden Spa

Rescued Angsana and Khaya timber was transformed into bespoke furniture, bringing the natural character of Singapore's trees into a tranquil garden setting.

One Tree. Many Possibilities.

Furniture & Features
Tables, benches, counters, shelves and pieces made for their setting.
Space & installations
Wall features, donor walls, sculpture and architectural elements.
Objects & keepsakes
Gifts and commemorative pieces that let the material's story travel.