Discover a new side of Orchard Road on the Sustainability By Design self-guided trail. Happening from 11 Sep - 10 Oct 2025, visitors to Orchard Road can reimagine how we shop, dine, and play through a greener lens.
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Orchard Road hotels are making significant strides in sustainability, implementing a variety of measures that reduce both their carbon footprint and operating costs. Key decarbonising solutions include food digesters for recycling waste, eliminating single-use plastics in favour of refillable bottles and biodegradable toiletries, and installing energy-efficient technologies like LED lighting, solar panels, and advanced chillers. Many hotels are also deploying electric vehicles and enhancing landscaping. These hotels are part of the Orchard Road Business Association’s Sustainability Roadmap, committed to optimising energy efficiency, exploring sustainable energy sources, and pursuing relevant certifications. Through these efforts, they demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainable hospitality without compromising guest experience.
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In today’s marketplace, buying what is “green” and sustainable can feel overwhelming, with a multitude of labels promising eco-friendly or ethical products. From fashion to food, to furniture and “ “green” buildings, finding out what makes positive impact for the environment and communities can be quite confusing. Certifications are one way to get a handle on what is essential for greener retail and living, as they ensure that claims of sustainability are backed by real, verifiable standards. In a world increasingly shaped by climate change, making informed choices is key to driving genuine progress.
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The hundreds of eateries along Orchard Road, from food centres to Michelin-starred restaurants, represent Singapore’s rich culinary diversity. With this abundance of food comes the issue of food waste, with the island generating about 800,000 tons annually, or 10% of total waste.
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Orchard Road Business Association (ORBA) provides bulk rates for stakeholders who wish to obtain Eco-Office Certification for their office premises. Please email sustainability@orchardroad.org for more information.
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Singtel’s new flagship store at 313@somerset champions sustainability features such as its use of upcycled furniture and fabric from its previous location. It also makes its uniforms with natural dye inks and handwoven fabrics. Inside the store is a vertical farming installation where produce is harvested and donated to the community. On the outside are e-waste recycling bins for unwanted electronic products, which will be refurbished and distributed to low-income families and seniors.
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Palais Renaissance, owned and managed by City Developments Limited (CDL), is one of the first few buildings on Orchard Road to have been awarded the BCA Green Mark Gold Plus Super Low Energy award based on the Green Mark 2021 (GM: 2021), an achievement given the high standards required for an existing building. The SLE criteria is for the best-in-class performing Green Mark Building that achieves at least 60% energy savings above 2005 building codes which is being used as the anchor reference for Green Mark energy savings. To become more energy efficient as a country, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) launched the BCA Green Mark Scheme in 2005 to encourage the development of more environmentally friendly and sustainable buildings.
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Working closely with educators, environmentalists, social workers and community partners, UNIQLO has designed programmes to inspire and empower Singapore's next generation to understand the impact of human actions on environment and society, and take responsibility for positive change. UNIQLO engages students aged 6 to 17 years, in primary and secondary schools, through immersive hands-on learning programmes which help them develop sustainability literacy about climate change, environmental and social issues in Singapore. Sustainability is key to UNIQLO’s business model of LifeWear circularity, which extends from production, to recycling and minimizing waste and enabling prolonged use of LifeWear products. UNIQLO is focused on resolving global challenges by leveraging its unique corporate activities and enriching lives, which is its LifeWear philosophy.
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In the heart of Singapore's bustling Orchard Road, the Pan Pacific Orchard hotel stands as a testament to innovative design and sustainability. This architectural marvel has been honoured this past October as the world's best new skyscraper by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, the world’s leading non-profit organisation for all those interested in the future of cities. Its unique "hotel in nature" concept seamlessly integrates four lush, open-air terraces—Forest, Beach, Garden, and Cloud—each offering guests a distinct experience amidst verdant surroundings. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the hotel exemplifies environmental responsibility, featuring energy-efficient systems, rainwater harvesting, and on-site food waste processing.
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Lush gardens, cascading waterfalls and tranquil waterscapes are usually associated with the Great Outdoors. Grand Hyatt Singapore demonstrates that all these can be ingenuously designed into an urban hotel as well – one that is situated in one of the most iconic and busiest shopping destinations in the world. Its newly transformed Terrace Wing offers guests a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle to promote well-being and urban biodiversity. Inspired by the Japanese practice of 'Shinrin-yoku' or forest bathing, the interconnected gardens also echo Singapore’s unique City in Nature ambition.
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The hotel’s Clean for Green Programme is one of the impactful initiatives that contributed to its Green Globe certification. Pullman Singapore Orchard gifts its guests a S$10 nett dining credit per room each day during their stay when they opt out of daily room cleaning. Opting out helps the hotel reduce water use, minimise chemicals, and lower the overall environmental footprint. Clean for Green is one of the ways the hotel minimises its impact on the planet whilst simultaneously delivering value to its guests.
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Castlery is dedicated to sustainability, actively supporting events like Go Green Singapore, Earth Day, and Earth Hour. Since 2023, we’ve collaborated with GREEN-HOUSE, hosting over 70 brands and inspiring 6,500+ visitors. This year, we held a "Pre-Loved" sale featuring discounted, curated furniture, with proceeds aiding local charities. We also launched the "Castlery x Pass It On Studio: Renewed & Reimagined" collection, showcasing upcycled furniture made from bio-composites to highlight our commitment to sustainable design.
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Hilton Singapore Orchard is one of the first Hilton hotels to use Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified wooden key cards. With the use of wooden keycards, the Hotel is able to eliminate up to 40,000 plastic key cards a year across the 1,080-room property. Hilton Singapore Orchard’s sustainability awards include The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Certification for Hotels, The Singapore Hotel Sustainability Award 2023 & 2024, and The Green Mark Gold Certification.
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Metro’s Product Development Team teamed up with Raffles Design Institute and Sateri, the world's largest producer of viscose fibre, to launch an eco-conscious apparel line in 2022. Using Sateri’s EcoCosy® fibre, Raffles students applied zero-waste drafting techniques to craft a sustainable collection, “Letters to Metro”. Made from biodegradable viscose sourced from eucalyptus, the line met the rigorous European standards for sustainability. Recognised for this innovation, Metro earned the Singapore Good Design Award (SG Mark) 2023, highlighting their commitment to eco-friendly fashion in collaboration with industry leaders and rising design talent.
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Pullman Singapore Orchard receives Green Globe’s certification for sustainable operations in travel and tourism management.
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Diversity and inclusion plays a pivotal role in delivering Hilton’s vision of filling the Earth with the light and warmth of hospitality. Hilton Singapore Orchard supports and recruit differently-abled team members at various departments in the Hotel. From greeting guests at the front of house to assisting in housekeeping, laundry department and the hotel’s own water filtration and bottling plant, the hotel creates an environment of belonging, where all team members are welcomed and celebrated.
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Grand Hyatt Singapore is proud to serve 100% cage-free eggs from The Freedom Range Co. across our restaurants, including StraitsKitchen, Pete’s Place, Oasis, and Le Pristine Singapore. Since 2018, we have been committed to sourcing eggs from ethically-raised, happy hens that are free to roam in spacious barns. These eggs are not only tastier but also richer in protein and essential nutrients. We are pleased to share this commitment with our guests both in our restaurants and online, promoting conscious choices for a better future.
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Orchard Road Business Association (ORBA) provides bulk rates for stakeholders who wish to obtain Eco-Office Certification for their office premises, in collaboration with Singapore Environment Council (SEC).

Singtel’s new flagship store at 313@somerset champions sustainability features such as its use of upcycled furniture and fabric from its previous location. It also makes its uniforms with natural dye inks and handwoven fabrics. Inside the store is a vertical farming installation where produce is harvested and donated to the community. On the outside are e-waste recycling bins for unwanted electronic products, which will be refurbished and distributed to low-income families and seniors. For its efforts, the flagship store won the Sustainability Initiative of the Year at the 2024 Retail Asia Awards. In addition, Singtel is the latest stakeholder to sign Orchard Road Business Association’s (ORBA) Sustainability Roadmap Pledge, where it will undertake at least three out of five Sustainability Approaches and one of three Placemaking Approaches. Singapore’s leading communications and digital service provider is committed to prioritising sustainability through a framework focused on climate change and environment, people and future of work, community of impact, and sustainable value creation.
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Palais Renaissance, owned and managed by City Developments Limited (CDL), is one of the first few buildings on Orchard Road to have been awarded the BCA Green Mark Gold Plus Super Low Energy award based on the Green Mark 2021 (GM: 2021), an achievement given the high standards required for an existing building. The SLE criteria is for the best-in-class performing Green Mark Building that achieves at least 60% energy savings above 2005 building codes which is being used as the anchor reference for Green Mark energy savings. To become more energy efficient as a country, the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) launched the BCA Green Mark Scheme in 2005 to encourage the development of more environmentally friendly and sustainable buildings.
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Working closely with educators, environmentalists, social workers and community partners, UNIQLO has designed programmes to inspire and empower Singapore's next generation to understand the impact of human actions on environment and society, and take responsibility for positive change. UNIQLO engages students aged 6 to 17 years, in primary and secondary schools, through immersive hands-on learning programmes which help them develop sustainability literacy about climate change, environmental and social issues in Singapore. Sustainability is key to UNIQLO’s business model of LifeWear circularity, which extends from production, to recycling and minimizing waste and enabling prolonged use of LifeWear products. UNIQLO is focused on resolving global challenges by leveraging its unique corporate activities and enriching lives, which is its LifeWear philosophy. For more information, visit: https://www.uniqlo.com/sg/en/spl/sustainability/planet-pov https://www.uniqlo.com/sg/en/spl/sustainability/kids-in-action
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In the heart of Singapore's bustling Orchard Road, the Pan Pacific Orchard hotel stands as a testament to innovative design and sustainability. This architectural marvel has been honoured this past October as the world's best new skyscraper by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, the world’s leading non-profit organisation for all those interested in the future of cities. Its unique "hotel in nature" concept seamlessly integrates four lush, open-air terraces—Forest, Beach, Garden, and Cloud—each offering guests a distinct experience amidst verdant surroundings. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the hotel exemplifies environmental responsibility, featuring energy-efficient systems, rainwater harvesting, and on-site food waste processing.
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Lush gardens, cascading waterfalls and tranquil waterscapes are usually associated with the Great Outdoors. Grand Hyatt Singapore demonstrates that all these can be ingenuously designed into an urban hotel as well – one that is situated in one of the most iconic and busiest shopping destinations in the world. Its newly transformed Terrace Wing offers guests a serene escape from the city's hustle and bustle to promote well-being and urban biodiversity. Inspired by the Japanese practice of 'Shinrin-yoku' or forest bathing, the interconnected gardens also echo Singapore’s unique City in Nature ambition.
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The hotel’s Clean for Green Programme is one of the impactful initiatives that contributed to its Green Globe certification. Pullman Singapore Orchard gifts its guests a S$10 nett dining credit per room each day during their stay when they opt out of daily room cleaning. Opting out helps the hotel reduce water use, minimise chemicals, and lower the overall environmental footprint. Clean for Green is one of the ways the hotel minimises its impact on the planet whilst simultaneously delivering value to its guests.
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Castlery is dedicated to sustainability, actively supporting events like Go Green Singapore, Earth Day, and Earth Hour. Since 2023, we’ve collaborated with GREEN-HOUSE, hosting over 70 brands and inspiring 6,500+ visitors. This year, we held a "Pre-Loved" sale featuring discounted, curated furniture, with proceeds aiding local charities. We also launched the "Castlery x Pass It On Studio: Renewed & Reimagined" collection, showcasing upcycled furniture made from bio-composites to highlight our commitment to sustainable design.
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Hilton Singapore Orchard is one of the first Hilton hotels to use Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)-certified wooden key cards. With the use of wooden keycards, the Hotel is able to eliminate up to 40,000 plastic key cards a year across the 1,080-room property. Hilton Singapore Orchard’s sustainability awards include The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Certification for Hotels, The Singapore Hotel Sustainability Award 2023 & 2024, and The Green Mark Gold Certification.
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Metro’s Product Development Team teamed up with Raffles Design Institute and Sateri, the world's largest producer of viscose fibre, to launch an eco-conscious apparel line in 2022. Using Sateri’s EcoCosy® fibre, Raffles students applied zero-waste drafting techniques to craft a sustainable collection, “Letters to Metro”. Made from biodegradable viscose sourced from eucalyptus, the line met the rigorous European standards for sustainability. Recognised for this innovation, Metro earned the Singapore Good Design Award (SG Mark) 2023, highlighting their commitment to eco-friendly fashion in collaboration with industry leaders and rising design talent.
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Pullman Singapore Orchard is the first and only hotel in Singapore to receive Green Globe’s certification for sustainable operations in travel and tourism management to date. Green Globe’s evaluation includes 44 sustainability criteria supported by over 380 compliance indicators, applicable to geographical areas and other factors. By meeting Green Globe Certification’s stringent requirements, Pullman Singapore Orchard has effectively satisfied the certification criteria which cover four key areas: Sustainable Management, Social/Economic, Cultural Heritage, and Environmental stewardship.
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Diversity and inclusion plays a pivotal role in delivering Hilton’s vision of filling the Earth with the light and warmth of hospitality. Hilton Singapore Orchard supports and recruit differently-abled team members at various departments in the Hotel. From greeting guests at the front of house to assisting in housekeeping, laundry department and the hotel’s own water filtration and bottling plant, the hotel creates an environment of belonging, where all team members are welcomed and celebrated.
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Grand Hyatt Singapore is proud to serve 100% cage-free eggs from The Freedom Range Co. across our restaurants, including StraitsKitchen, Pete’s Place, Oasis, and Le Pristine Singapore. Since 2018, we have been committed to sourcing eggs from ethically-raised, happy hens that are free to roam in spacious barns. These eggs are not only tastier but also richer in protein and essential nutrients. We are pleased to share this commitment with our guests both in our restaurants and online, promoting conscious choices for a better future.
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