SPARK Architects’ Director Min Wei joined leading architects and academics as a panelist at the launch of the Architectural Society of China’s latest Architectural Practice issue, themed “Park City, Sharing Nature.” Drawing from projects such as Clarke Quay and the Shanghai International Cruise Terminal, Min shared SPARK’s approach to integrating nature, public space, and commercial vitality to shape more resilient, people-centered cities.

Bush Stop reimagines the everyday bus shelter as more than a place to wait — it becomes a living piece of urban infrastructure that cools, cleans, and connects. Designed by SPARK Architects with partners Cundall and Nature Landscapes, the prototype demonstrates how small-scale interventions can deliver outsized impact for climate resilience and community well-being. With sustainable construction, native planting, and community-focused features, Bush Stop is a quiet provocation that asks us to see cities differently, as places where even the simplest structures can spark civic imagination and nurture a more resilient urban future.

SPARK Architects’ Bush Stop is a sustainable, human-centric prototype for Singapore’s public infrastructure. Integrating green design, social innovation, and future-focused architecture, it reimagines bus stops as vibrant community spaces, supporting climate resilience, biodiversity, and sustainable urban living.