This really is interesting in terms of Singapore residential planning

It used to be utilitarian, focused in housing. Now they have room for nature to grow alongside our kids.

They even placed a bee hotel:

There were some artificial weaver nests earlier on, but I didn't take a pic. At least one was occupied.

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That's an insect hotel, it doesn't look like a beehive.
We have insect hotels here in Ireland too, you see them a lot at schools