27/09/2026
At Gardens by the Bay in Singapore, light is not only used to reveal the Supertrees at night. It turns them into a shared public moment.
The Garden Rhapsody light and sound show transforms the Supertree Grove from a landscape structure into an evening destination. The lighting adds rhythm, movement, and a sense of gathering, making people look up, stay longer, and experience the place collectively.
What makes this reference strong is that the light is not static. It is programmed, timed, and connected to sound. The result is not just an illuminated landmark, but a public event built around light.
At DTS Arabia, we see this as a powerful example of how lighting can extend the life of a public space after dark. When light is designed as part of the experience, a place can become more than visible. It can become memorable.
Reference project: Gardens by the Bay ,Singapore
Feature: Garden Rhapsody at Supertree Grove
Creative vision: Lighting Designer Adrian Tan and composer Bang Wenfu, according to Gardens by the Bay
