Parks and Trees Act (Chapter 216): Primary legislation governing the protection and management of trees and parks in Singapore. Crucial for landscape architecture projects involving green spaces and tree conservation.
Planning Act (Chapter 232): Regulates land use and development in Singapore. Essential for understanding zoning requirements and development controls for landscape projects.
Building Control Act (Chapter 29): Controls building works and standards. Relevant for landscape structures and installations that require building approval.
Environmental Protection and Management Act: Framework for environmental protection and pollution control. Important for ensuring landscape projects meet environmental standards.
Professional Engineers Act: Regulates professional engineering practices. Applicable when landscape projects involve engineering elements.
Architects Act (Chapter 12): Governs architectural practice in Singapore. Relevant for integrated landscape-architectural projects.
SILA Guidelines: Professional standards set by Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects. Establishes best practices for landscape architecture.
BCA Requirements: Building and Construction Authority standards for construction and development projects, including landscape works.
NParks Guidelines: National Parks Board requirements for greenery, parks, and nature areas management.
LEAF Framework: Landscape Excellence Assessment Framework - certification system for landscape projects in Singapore.
Development Control Guidelines: Urban Redevelopment Authority's specifications for development projects, including landscape requirements.
Green Mark Certification: BCA's green building certification system, including landscape and environmental sustainability criteria.
Workplace Safety and Health Act: Ensures safety standards in work environments, including landscape construction sites.
Singapore Contract Law: Common law principles governing contractual relationships and obligations in Singapore.
Government Procurement Act: Regulates government procurement processes, relevant for public sector landscape projects.
Competition Act: Ensures fair competition in business practices, including tender processes.
Singapore Green Plan 2030: National sustainability movement that sets environmental targets and guidelines.
Universal Design Guidelines: Standards for inclusive design in public spaces and landscapes.
Accessibility Code: Requirements for making spaces accessible to persons with disabilities.
Code of Practice for Works on Public Streets: Technical requirements for works affecting public streets and spaces.
