Chingay 2023 Mini Floats
Debuted at Chingay Parade 2022, this is an initiative made possible with the involvement of our residents in co-creating the mini floats and guided by our local artists. A total of 17 unique "Future Singapore" Chingay Mini Floats will be presented at Chingay Parade 2023 and various heartlands, to bring cheers to the community!
RojakSG presented by Ang Mo Kio Cluster
About RojakSG
RojakSG is a display where we celebrate our cultural harmony and welcome contemporary food such as meat-free nuggets and locally sourced ingredients for our favourite delights, as we transit into a more sustainable future.
With technological innovations in production such as vertical farming and logistics, we are able to enjoy a variety of ingredients and local produce and progress towards enhancement of food security in Singapore.
We aspire to have every bite of food, proudly grown in abundance, in our homeland, Singapore.
RojakSG is a display where we celebrate our cultural harmony and welcome contemporary food such as meat-free nuggets and locally sourced ingredients for our favourite delights, as we transit into a more sustainable future.
With technological innovations in production such as vertical farming and logistics, we are able to enjoy a variety of ingredients and local produce and progress towards enhancement of food security in Singapore.
We aspire to have every bite of food, proudly grown in abundance, in our homeland, Singapore.
About the Co-Creation
RojakSG was co-created with residents from the Ang Mo Kio GRC, Kebun Baru and Yio Chu Kang SMCs, guided by artist Amanda Lim.
Residents got to work on different materials such as paper mâché, clay, and designed motif on the tingkat as well as the many food sculptures that the float showcases.
RojakSG was co-created with residents from the Ang Mo Kio GRC, Kebun Baru and Yio Chu Kang SMCs, guided by artist Amanda Lim.
Residents got to work on different materials such as paper mâché, clay, and designed motif on the tingkat as well as the many food sculptures that the float showcases.
Cruising to the Future presented by Bishan – Toa Payoh Cluster
About Cruising to the Future
Singapore River Cruise has been an iconic transport, well-known amongst locals and tourists to get around the scenic Singapore river for an unforgettable experience.
This mini float depicts how the future Singapore River Cruise will look like in 2050 - minimalist, sleek and futuristic.
The lantern-like mini float presented in batik art form, with iconic places within the GRC could be seen on both sides with futuristic background elements depicting how Singapore will sail smoothly towards the future while maintaining her strong cultural values of the diverse communities.
Singapore River Cruise has been an iconic transport, well-known amongst locals and tourists to get around the scenic Singapore river for an unforgettable experience.
This mini float depicts how the future Singapore River Cruise will look like in 2050 - minimalist, sleek and futuristic.
The lantern-like mini float presented in batik art form, with iconic places within the GRC could be seen on both sides with futuristic background elements depicting how Singapore will sail smoothly towards the future while maintaining her strong cultural values of the diverse communities.
About the Co-Creation
This 3D art installation is the collective effort of residents from Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC and Marymount SMC, led by artist Faizal Amir.
Residents learnt about batik painting and completed multiple pieces of colourful and vibrant batik with local landmark designs over several workshops. Residents also assisted with the assembly of the float and finishing touches.
This 3D art installation is the collective effort of residents from Bishan-Toa Payoh GRC and Marymount SMC, led by artist Faizal Amir.
Residents learnt about batik painting and completed multiple pieces of colourful and vibrant batik with local landmark designs over several workshops. Residents also assisted with the assembly of the float and finishing touches.
Delivering the Future presented by Jalan Besar Cluster
About Delivering the Future
Delivering the Future was designed to deliver food from the past and present, into our future.
Whilst technologies in Singapore continue to advance, let us not forget to bring our rich heritage and cultures into our future.
Our extensive list of food portrays the different faces of Singapore, be it Katong Laksa, Satay at Lau Pa Sat or traditional Peranakan cakes – each have a story to tell.
All thanks to our robust delivery system, we can have all these food sent to our doorsteps, using hover cars and bicycles, and even delivery drones.
The artwork also highlights the importance of recycling and sustainability, where upcycled materials are infused to the futuristic looking float.
Delivering the Future was designed to deliver food from the past and present, into our future.
Whilst technologies in Singapore continue to advance, let us not forget to bring our rich heritage and cultures into our future.
Our extensive list of food portrays the different faces of Singapore, be it Katong Laksa, Satay at Lau Pa Sat or traditional Peranakan cakes – each have a story to tell.
All thanks to our robust delivery system, we can have all these food sent to our doorsteps, using hover cars and bicycles, and even delivery drones.
The artwork also highlights the importance of recycling and sustainability, where upcycled materials are infused to the futuristic looking float.
About the Co-Creation
The artwork is the effort of Jalan Besar GRC and Potong Pasir SMC residents, guided by artist Jackson Teo. Residents came together to share their stories, aspiration of food culture and technologies that could improve our life and in the process, learnt new skills and made new friends while being part of the co-creation of the art installation. Participants crafted t-shirt yarns and patchworks from unwanted garments, contributing to green efforts and showcasing a vibrant future delivery system.
The artwork is the effort of Jalan Besar GRC and Potong Pasir SMC residents, guided by artist Jackson Teo. Residents came together to share their stories, aspiration of food culture and technologies that could improve our life and in the process, learnt new skills and made new friends while being part of the co-creation of the art installation. Participants crafted t-shirt yarns and patchworks from unwanted garments, contributing to green efforts and showcasing a vibrant future delivery system.
Thinking 2050 presented by Tanjong Pagar Cluster
About Thinking 2050
Thinking 2050 encapsulates Singapore's future by reflecting on the past, cherishing the present, and forging ahead towards 2050.
The sculpture embodies Singapore's vision of becoming a nature-laden garden city, progressively striving for robust economic and commercial growth, while leveraging artificial intelligence and technological advancement. These are symbolised by the floral designs, clockwork animation, robotic humanoid as featured on the float.
Thinking 2050 encapsulates Singapore's future by reflecting on the past, cherishing the present, and forging ahead towards 2050.
The sculpture embodies Singapore's vision of becoming a nature-laden garden city, progressively striving for robust economic and commercial growth, while leveraging artificial intelligence and technological advancement. These are symbolised by the floral designs, clockwork animation, robotic humanoid as featured on the float.
About the Co-Creation
Guided by artist Tay Swee Siong, residents of Tanjong Pagar GRC and Radin Mas SMC expressed their creativity through a variety of art forms such as string art, acrylic pouring and the use of upcycled domestic materials such as plastic containers, leftover metal parts, unwanted metal utensils, discarded fan parts and fabric from broke umbrellas as its art mediums.
These pieces are assembled into a sculpture that represents the residents’ vision for Singapore 2050.
Guided by artist Tay Swee Siong, residents of Tanjong Pagar GRC and Radin Mas SMC expressed their creativity through a variety of art forms such as string art, acrylic pouring and the use of upcycled domestic materials such as plastic containers, leftover metal parts, unwanted metal utensils, discarded fan parts and fabric from broke umbrellas as its art mediums.
These pieces are assembled into a sculpture that represents the residents’ vision for Singapore 2050.
SG2050 Lantern Festival presented by Aljunied Cluster
About SG2050 Lantern Festival
Light is often a symbol of love, hope, warmth, and peace and is an integral part of our lives that we celebrate in different ways in different parts of the world.
One common way to celebrate light is in the form of lantern festivals. Some celebrate light by decorating homes and streets with them. From cultural and religious occasions like the Deepavali and Spring Lantern Festivals to the celebration of positive spirit and kindness, lantern festivals are truly a sight to behold.
Inspired by this notion, the artwork is a celebration of a Singapore Lantern Festival in the future.
Light is often a symbol of love, hope, warmth, and peace and is an integral part of our lives that we celebrate in different ways in different parts of the world.
One common way to celebrate light is in the form of lantern festivals. Some celebrate light by decorating homes and streets with them. From cultural and religious occasions like the Deepavali and Spring Lantern Festivals to the celebration of positive spirit and kindness, lantern festivals are truly a sight to behold.
Inspired by this notion, the artwork is a celebration of a Singapore Lantern Festival in the future.
About the Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Aljunied GRC and Hougang SMC residents led by artist Sebastian Chun. Residents co-created their dream lanterns to celebrate SG2050 Lantern Festival. Inspired by nature, participants painted designs and motifs of flora, fauna and even animals.
Families also took pride to assemble their lanterns onto the mini float.
This artwork is the collective effort of Aljunied GRC and Hougang SMC residents led by artist Sebastian Chun. Residents co-created their dream lanterns to celebrate SG2050 Lantern Festival. Inspired by nature, participants painted designs and motifs of flora, fauna and even animals.
Families also took pride to assemble their lanterns onto the mini float.
Avant Garde 2050 presented by Pasir Ris – Punggol Cluster
About Avant Garde 2050
This float envisions the projection of “Singapore Onwards” in the next 3 decades, where Singaporeans optimise resources and meet the needs of current and future generations.
Avant Garde 2050 represents a fine balance between social and environmental considerations for urban development where future Singapore will traverse on technology to boost growth, and eco-friendly houses and vibrant towns that blend work, education and play by harnessing renewable energy and incorporating climate smart conservation.
Avant Garde 2050 represents the hallmark of Singapore’s modernism.
This float envisions the projection of “Singapore Onwards” in the next 3 decades, where Singaporeans optimise resources and meet the needs of current and future generations.
Avant Garde 2050 represents a fine balance between social and environmental considerations for urban development where future Singapore will traverse on technology to boost growth, and eco-friendly houses and vibrant towns that blend work, education and play by harnessing renewable energy and incorporating climate smart conservation.
Avant Garde 2050 represents the hallmark of Singapore’s modernism.
About the Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Pasir Ris – Punggol GRC and Punggol West SMC residents, guided by artist Mona.
Participants learnt to handle clay, form cylinders and design them with motif. More than 200 Terracotta Tubes and Kokedama Plants were created and assembled into the Avant Garde 2050.
This artwork is the collective effort of Pasir Ris – Punggol GRC and Punggol West SMC residents, guided by artist Mona.
Participants learnt to handle clay, form cylinders and design them with motif. More than 200 Terracotta Tubes and Kokedama Plants were created and assembled into the Avant Garde 2050.
Batik Artworks of Singapore presented by Sengkang Cluster
Batik Artworks of Singapore
About Batik Artworks of Singapore is a representation of Old and New, Reflections of the Past and Hope for the Future.
Our landscape is constantly evolving with emergence of world-class buildings. Yet, whilst we continue to move forward, we still hold dearly onto what makes us Singaporeans – our rich cultures and harmonious society, complemented by our beautiful garden city of natural flora and fauna.
About Batik Artworks of Singapore is a representation of Old and New, Reflections of the Past and Hope for the Future.
Our landscape is constantly evolving with emergence of world-class buildings. Yet, whilst we continue to move forward, we still hold dearly onto what makes us Singaporeans – our rich cultures and harmonious society, complemented by our beautiful garden city of natural flora and fauna.
About the Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort Sengkang GRC residents, guided by artist Amruthaa Kalaiselvan.
Through the workshops, participants had hands-on experience to try different types of tjanting; to outline the designs on the fabric using hot wax. Additionally, they were introduced to advanced batik painting where they blended colours to create special gradient ombre effects on their works.
This artwork is the collective effort Sengkang GRC residents, guided by artist Amruthaa Kalaiselvan.
Through the workshops, participants had hands-on experience to try different types of tjanting; to outline the designs on the fabric using hot wax. Additionally, they were introduced to advanced batik painting where they blended colours to create special gradient ombre effects on their works.
Year of the Rabbit presented by Tampines Cluster
About Year of the Rabbit
Inspired by the zodiac for the Chinese New Year 2023 - the Rabbit, the artwork features rabbit astronauts in the heart of the city, portraying a fun and futuristic Singapore.
In the current global situation, whilst many countries are still recovering from Covid, the artwork injects a hopeful perspective to achieve a colourful future in Singapore, highlighted with its futuristic elements.
Inspired by the zodiac for the Chinese New Year 2023 - the Rabbit, the artwork features rabbit astronauts in the heart of the city, portraying a fun and futuristic Singapore.
In the current global situation, whilst many countries are still recovering from Covid, the artwork injects a hopeful perspective to achieve a colourful future in Singapore, highlighted with its futuristic elements.
About the Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Tampines GRC residents, guided by artist Dzulkarnaen.
Residents started with shaping different solid foams and plastic boards, and then meticulously brushed or spray-painted to build the futuristic landscape that they imagined, accompanied by the rabbit astronauts.
This artwork is the collective effort of Tampines GRC residents, guided by artist Dzulkarnaen.
Residents started with shaping different solid foams and plastic boards, and then meticulously brushed or spray-painted to build the futuristic landscape that they imagined, accompanied by the rabbit astronauts.
Future Singapore presented by Holland – Bukit Timah Cluster
About Future Singapore
Representing Future Singapore, the levitated spacecraft design is a vivid imagination of our future transport.
In 2050, flights are predicted to be more commercially available with drone technology and better air traffic management systems using cloud and Artificial Intelligence transportation system.
Even with advanced technology, sustainability is key, which is portrayed by the construction of the spacecraft made from mostly environmentally friendly materials like recycled wood.
Representing Future Singapore, the levitated spacecraft design is a vivid imagination of our future transport.
In 2050, flights are predicted to be more commercially available with drone technology and better air traffic management systems using cloud and Artificial Intelligence transportation system.
Even with advanced technology, sustainability is key, which is portrayed by the construction of the spacecraft made from mostly environmentally friendly materials like recycled wood.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of residents from Holland-Bukit Timah GRC and Bukit Panjang, guided by artist Fish Jafaar.
These residents learnt the technique of colour blending and painted futuristic design for the cityscape. Just like the Holland-Bukit Timah GRC's cityscape, the spacecraft’s modular design is ever-evolving as highlighted by residents' co-creation of the retrofitting and customisations.
This artwork is the collective effort of residents from Holland-Bukit Timah GRC and Bukit Panjang, guided by artist Fish Jafaar.
These residents learnt the technique of colour blending and painted futuristic design for the cityscape. Just like the Holland-Bukit Timah GRC's cityscape, the spacecraft’s modular design is ever-evolving as highlighted by residents' co-creation of the retrofitting and customisations.
Blooming Flowers, Garden City presented by Marsiling – Yew Tee Cluster
About Blooming Flowers, Garden City
Representing Future Singapore, the levitated spacecraft design is a vivid imagination of our future transport.
In 2050, flights are predicted to be more commercially available with drone technology and better air traffic management systems using cloud and Artificial Intelligence transportation system.
Even with advanced technology, sustainability is key, which is portrayed by the construction of the spacecraft made from mostly environmentally friendly materials like recycled wood.
Representing Future Singapore, the levitated spacecraft design is a vivid imagination of our future transport.
In 2050, flights are predicted to be more commercially available with drone technology and better air traffic management systems using cloud and Artificial Intelligence transportation system.
Even with advanced technology, sustainability is key, which is portrayed by the construction of the spacecraft made from mostly environmentally friendly materials like recycled wood.
Matrix: Our Future Home presented by Nee Soon Cluster
About Matrix: Our Future Home
Matrix: Our Future Home represents our home in the future that is filled with futuristic elements arranged in rows and columns of emerging boxes, just like the matrix.
This matrix of future elements are represented by reflective glitter cubes, and are kept alive as they rotate in a constant speed.
The rotating feature also highlights the change that is always constant in our future.
Matrix: Our Future Home represents our home in the future that is filled with futuristic elements arranged in rows and columns of emerging boxes, just like the matrix.
This matrix of future elements are represented by reflective glitter cubes, and are kept alive as they rotate in a constant speed.
The rotating feature also highlights the change that is always constant in our future.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Nee Soon GRC residents, guided by artist Sharleen Leong. More than 2,000 pieces of styrofoam tiles were created by residents as part of the installation.
Residents expressed their hopes and dreams for Singapore in 2050 through their designs on the reflective glitter tiles. A total of 32 different structures were then put together to represent Matrix: Our Future Home.
This artwork is the collective effort of Nee Soon GRC residents, guided by artist Sharleen Leong. More than 2,000 pieces of styrofoam tiles were created by residents as part of the installation.
Residents expressed their hopes and dreams for Singapore in 2050 through their designs on the reflective glitter tiles. A total of 32 different structures were then put together to represent Matrix: Our Future Home.
Germination presented by Sembawang Cluster
About Germination
Germination brings a futuristic dynamism into the space, an imaginative fruit of the future that represents the harvest from our technological achievements and advancements over the years.
It expresses the progress of Singapore’s development, the nature of our inter-connectedness within our diverse communities and the city state’s ‘fruitful investments’ to be a smart city in the near future.
Germination brings a futuristic dynamism into the space, an imaginative fruit of the future that represents the harvest from our technological achievements and advancements over the years.
It expresses the progress of Singapore’s development, the nature of our inter-connectedness within our diverse communities and the city state’s ‘fruitful investments’ to be a smart city in the near future.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Sembawang GRC residents, guided by artist Barry Yeow.
With the theme of Future Singapore, residents expressed their aspirations for their homeland in 2050. More than 200 pieces of the CDs painted by residents were used as part of the installation.
This artwork is the collective effort of Sembawang GRC residents, guided by artist Barry Yeow.
With the theme of Future Singapore, residents expressed their aspirations for their homeland in 2050. More than 200 pieces of the CDs painted by residents were used as part of the installation.
Futuristic Garden City presented by East Coast Cluster
About Futuristic Garden City
Futuristic Garden City, inspired by Singapore's garden city, took a bolder and whimsical view of this garden city, and re-imagined it in a futuristic theme.
The vision of Singapore as a garden city was introduced in the 1960s by our Founding Father, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. 60 years later, we have abundance of trees across the country.
The Futuristic Garden City is what we envision Singapore will be with the infusion of technology and digitalisation with buildings shaped like giant blooming mushrooms, inspired by our very own Gardens by the Bay Supertrees.
Futuristic Garden City, inspired by Singapore's garden city, took a bolder and whimsical view of this garden city, and re-imagined it in a futuristic theme.
The vision of Singapore as a garden city was introduced in the 1960s by our Founding Father, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. 60 years later, we have abundance of trees across the country.
The Futuristic Garden City is what we envision Singapore will be with the infusion of technology and digitalisation with buildings shaped like giant blooming mushrooms, inspired by our very own Gardens by the Bay Supertrees.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of East Coast GRC residents, guided by artist Jesse Leong.
Residents came together to design beautiful mosaic tiles which were assembled into the Futuristic Garden City.
This artwork is the collective effort of East Coast GRC residents, guided by artist Jesse Leong.
Residents came together to design beautiful mosaic tiles which were assembled into the Futuristic Garden City.
Bountiful Blessings presented by Marine Parade Cluster
About Futuristic Garden City
Gumball machines are said to be invented in the late 19th century, providing happiness and a sense of excitement to kids.
Similar to the excitement and anticipation one gets from dispensing the candies and toys, Bountiful Blessings represents the excitement and anticipation Singaporeans have for the future of their homeland. This is showcased by the colourful rubber balls painted by residents which simulate the candies and toy capsules in the machines.
Through this artwork, one can visualise residents hopes and blessings for Singapore's future.
Gumball machines are said to be invented in the late 19th century, providing happiness and a sense of excitement to kids.
Similar to the excitement and anticipation one gets from dispensing the candies and toys, Bountiful Blessings represents the excitement and anticipation Singaporeans have for the future of their homeland. This is showcased by the colourful rubber balls painted by residents which simulate the candies and toy capsules in the machines.
Through this artwork, one can visualise residents hopes and blessings for Singapore's future.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Marine Parade GRC, MacPherson SMC and Mountbatten SMC residents, guided by artist Eileen Low.
Residents painted their hopes and blessing for Singapore’s future onto the colourful ‘gumballs’ to signify abundance and vibrancy in Future Singapore.
This artwork is the collective effort of Marine Parade GRC, MacPherson SMC and Mountbatten SMC residents, guided by artist Eileen Low.
Residents painted their hopes and blessing for Singapore’s future onto the colourful ‘gumballs’ to signify abundance and vibrancy in Future Singapore.
Through the Looking Lens presented by Chua Chu Kang Cluster
About Through the Looking Lens
Through The Looking Lens is an inspiration drawn from the world-renowned author Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass”.
A metaphor to describe a world that seems unfamiliar such as when things are turned upside down, instead of going through a mirror like in the novel, we took to one of Singaporeans’ favourite hobbies of photography and used the camera instead.
The wire sculpture rabbit is a tribute to the rabbit in the novel and a nod to the lunar year of the rabbit, injecting a fun whimsical feel to the artwork. The rabbit looks like it is hopping to look into the camera lens out of curiosity of how Singapore’s future will look like.
Through The Looking Lens is an inspiration drawn from the world-renowned author Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass”.
A metaphor to describe a world that seems unfamiliar such as when things are turned upside down, instead of going through a mirror like in the novel, we took to one of Singaporeans’ favourite hobbies of photography and used the camera instead.
The wire sculpture rabbit is a tribute to the rabbit in the novel and a nod to the lunar year of the rabbit, injecting a fun whimsical feel to the artwork. The rabbit looks like it is hopping to look into the camera lens out of curiosity of how Singapore’s future will look like.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of Chua Chu Kang GRC and Hong Kah North SMC residents, guided by artist Leong Yew Thong.
Residents learnt about metal tooling art; which involved sculpting the aluminium sheets using simple tools such as pens and chopsticks, which were then assembled to form the rabbit and camera.
This artwork is the collective effort of Chua Chu Kang GRC and Hong Kah North SMC residents, guided by artist Leong Yew Thong.
Residents learnt about metal tooling art; which involved sculpting the aluminium sheets using simple tools such as pens and chopsticks, which were then assembled to form the rabbit and camera.
Green Living presented by Jurong Cluster
About Green Living
Green Living is a visual metaphor of eco-sustainability, portraying a way to directly reduce the negative impacts of climate change as it encourages individuals to reduce their own carbon footprint, which collectively can help reduce global temperature.
The artwork is a reminder that green living not only allows you to improve health and sustainability within your own life, but it also helps pave the way for a brighter future for life in Singapore, and on Earth.
Green Living is a visual metaphor of eco-sustainability, portraying a way to directly reduce the negative impacts of climate change as it encourages individuals to reduce their own carbon footprint, which collectively can help reduce global temperature.
The artwork is a reminder that green living not only allows you to improve health and sustainability within your own life, but it also helps pave the way for a brighter future for life in Singapore, and on Earth.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is put together by residents from Jurong GRC, Bukit Batok SMC and Yuhua SMC. Under the guidance of artist Ng Khin Wee, more than 1,000 felt leaves were created.
Participants took pride to join the artist in assembling the leaves to form the Green Living float.
This artwork is put together by residents from Jurong GRC, Bukit Batok SMC and Yuhua SMC. Under the guidance of artist Ng Khin Wee, more than 1,000 felt leaves were created.
Participants took pride to join the artist in assembling the leaves to form the Green Living float.
Winds of Future presented by West Coast Cluster
About Green Living
Winds Of Future celebrates our multicultural heritage with a playful aesthetic sculpture. Drawing inspiration from the colours of our national flower, Singapore Orchid, the colours of the acrylic will reflect their purple, pink and reddish hues.
As Singapore’s national flower, it is a symbol of our Lion City’s character of resilience. It also represents the harmony amongst our different ethnic communities.
The vibrant sculpture, with a field of botanically inspired windmill sculptures, creates a curious moment within a man-made environment which will invite viewers to explore, engage and imagine what the future with green energy entails.
Winds Of Future celebrates our multicultural heritage with a playful aesthetic sculpture. Drawing inspiration from the colours of our national flower, Singapore Orchid, the colours of the acrylic will reflect their purple, pink and reddish hues.
As Singapore’s national flower, it is a symbol of our Lion City’s character of resilience. It also represents the harmony amongst our different ethnic communities.
The vibrant sculpture, with a field of botanically inspired windmill sculptures, creates a curious moment within a man-made environment which will invite viewers to explore, engage and imagine what the future with green energy entails.
About Co-Creation
This artwork is the collective effort of West Coast GRC and Pioneer SMC residents, guided by artists Chloë Manasseh and Dawn Tam.
Residents had come together to design and paint the windmills, which were eventually assembled into the Futuristic Garden City.
This artwork is the collective effort of West Coast GRC and Pioneer SMC residents, guided by artists Chloë Manasseh and Dawn Tam.
Residents had come together to design and paint the windmills, which were eventually assembled into the Futuristic Garden City.