新加坡加冷河碧山公园是由Atelier Dreiseitl GmbH设计的，于2012年2月建成，项目共占地62 hm2（3km河道），耗资4千5百万欧元。

它是一个启发性的案例，展示了如何使城市公园作为生态基础设施，与水资源保护和利用巧妙融合在一起，起到洪水管理、增加生物多样性和提供娱乐空间等多重功用。此项目获得了2012新加坡游憩场地设计奖及WAF世界建筑节年度最佳景观设计项目奖等。

碧山宏茂桥公园作为新加坡市中心区域最受欢迎的公园之一，急需规划升级。与此同时进行的还有公园沿线的加冷河水渠修复计划，将单一功用性的混凝土结构河道转变为自然式河流，以创造社区居民能够充分享用的新型城市空间。在碧山宏茂桥公园，长2.7km的笔直混凝土排水渠已经恢复为长3.2km的弯曲、自然式河流，蜿蜒穿过公园。62公顷的公园空间被重新进行设计，以适应包括水位波动等的河流系统的动态过程，为使用者提供最大化收益。使用原有混凝土水渠改造而来的回收石材，建造了三个游乐场，一处餐厅，以及全新的瞭望台。大量的绿色开放空间也为城市中心区生态修复河流形成的自然奇观提供了有益的补充。

公园位于新加坡一处成熟居民社区之中附近居民成为了公园的常客

生态工法技术包括梢捆，石笼、土工布、芦苇卷、筐、土工布和植物，是指将植物、天然材料（如岩石）和工程技术相结合，稳定河岸和防止水土流失。与其它技术不同的是，植物不仅仅起到美观的作用，在生态工法技术中更是起到了重要的结构支撑的作用。

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park is designed by Atelier Dreiseitl GmbH. It covers anarea of 65hm2 and 3 km of River and costs €45 million. In February 2012, it wascompleted. Bishan Park is an inspiring example of how a city park can functionas ecological infrastructure, a smart combination of water source, floodmanagement, biodiversity, recreation, and thanks to personal contact and an emotionalconnection with water, increasing civic responsibility towards water.

It has won Singapore Design Award, Adventure Playground, 2012 and AwardWinner of World Architecture Festival (WAF), Landscape Project of the Year 2012

Bishan-AngMo Kio Park is one of Singapore’s most popular parks in the heartlands ofSingapore. As part of a much-needed park upgrade and plans to improve thecapacity of the Kallang channel along the edge of the park, works were carriedout simultaneously to transform the utilitarian concrete channel into anaturalised river, creating new spaces for the community to enjoy. AtBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, a 2.7 km long straight concrete drainage channel hasbeen restored into a sinuous, natural river 3.2 km long, that meanders throughthe park. Sixty-two hectares of park space has been tastefully redesigned toaccommodate the dynamic process of a river system which includes fluctuatingwater levels, while providing maximum benefit for park users. Threeplaygrounds, restaurants, a new look out point constructed using the recycledwalls of the old concrete channel, and plenty of open green spaces complementthe natural wonder of an ecologically restored river in the heartlands of thecity.