Case Studies

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Oftentimes, we take on larger projects than our regular plants rental or landscaping work. Here are some examples projects that required more manpower, designing, communication, and installation.

JustCo

JustCo is cognizant of the benefits of a biophilic office as a flexible workspace provider; it is the key to caring for its customers. JustCo wanted an urban jungle look, combining plants and modern interior design. With empty planters, both big and small, they wanted it all filled with voluminous shrubs and plants. JustCo goes all the way to show care and concern for their clients and deeply understand the positive psychological effect plants have on people, specifically office workers.
As such, we suggested a wide range of plants: mini Epipremnum aureum for groundcover and tabletop pots; Dieffenbachia ‘Tropic Snow’, Aglaonema nitidum ‘Silver Queen’, Aglaonema Pattaya Beauty for the small planters; Schefflera arboricola and Ficus lyrata for the big planter boxes; and different palms like the Rhapis excelsa for the floor pots. Many of these plants are bushy, with wide-spanning leaves. Upon completion, the bushy trees, cascading money plants, and upright indoor plants combine to create the urban jungle look JustCo aimed for. JustCo has been successfully transformed into an urban jungle.

One Raffles Quay

One Raffles Quay is a public office complex in Singapore’s busy regions and sees high foot and vehicle traffic daily. In order to decrease pollution effects generated by vehicles and people, the management of One Raffles Quay wanted to focus on incorporating nature into its outdoor surroundings. Their efforts to mesh nature with modernity have successfully paid off, and that fact is clear to see if one takes a walk around the building.
Ficus trees planted around the tower reach towards the sky, with a field of wedelia bushes and other plants surrounding the Momentum Sculpture nearby. OneO2Plants has been tasked by the building’s management to maintain the greenery, ensuring that the trees and plants are in pristine condition. We understand that public image is essential to an organization’s reputation, and we pride ourselves on our ability to service our client. With every job done, we continue to help uphold the high standards of One Raffles Quay and the businesses within it.

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2025 was another remarkable milestone for OneO2Plants. Over 10 days, our team of 6 landscapers, led by Senior Manager Mr Haris Amid Jumare, transformed the paddock with over 7,000 plants including 3000 groundcovers, 1500 flowering shrubs, 2800 non-flowering plants, and 200 large trees and palms. Our delivery team operated 6 lorries making multiple daily trips, while dedicated gardeners maintained the displays from 22nd September to 6th October.

 

The project’s success came through expert adaptation to design changes, plant species adjustments, and additional requests. Our team ensured every plant remained in pristine condition throughout installation, maintenance, and removal. Each challenge was handled with finesse by our gardeners and landscapers, contributing to the event’s immense success.

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026

OneO2Plants is proud to once again contribute to the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026, bringing greenery and floral arrangements to one of Singapore’s most iconic sporting events.

For the 2026 edition, our team enhanced the event atmosphere with thoughtfully arranged plants and floral displays, adding natural beauty and creating welcoming, visually appealing spaces throughout the race weekend.

Tropical plants and colourful flower beds lining the road near the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix paddock entrance.

Our involvement in this prestigious event reflects our experience in delivering greenery and floral solutions for major events in Singapore. Through careful planning, attention to detail and dedicated teamwork, we continue to bring nature into spaces where people gather, connect and celebrate.