03/11/2026
FROM ONE TREE TO 200,000 | OTHERLAND AT IFLA 2026 🌳
What does the future of urban tree stewardship look like?
At our IFLA 2026 Exhibition Forum on 30 October, Otherland explored this question at two very different scales.
At the city scale, our Digital Tree Platform connects approximately 200,000 trees across Hong Kong through QR-coded tree labels and digital information, supported by GIS-integrated tools for tree management and public engagement.
And this is only the beginning.
Building on this experience, Otherland is developing our Digital Tree Platform as a service for wider application, bringing together tree information, digital access and landscape management in one evolving platform.
Interested in the future of digital tree management?
Register your interest and receive updates on our Digital Tree Platform, targeted for release by the end of 2026:
🔗 [Digital Tree Platform | Register Your Interest]
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At the project scale, Lee Garden 8 tells another story: the preservation of an Old and Valuable Tree within the demands and complexities of contemporary urban redevelopment.
From one significant tree to a city-wide network of 200,000, the scale may change, but our ambition remains the same:
to build a more meaningful relationship between trees, people and the evolving city.
Landscape × Technology × Conservation