The document discusses the Marina Bay Sands integrated resort in Singapore. It describes the eco-friendly design features that conserve resources, such as shelters that use solar energy and escalators that slow down when not in use. The resort opened in 2010 and cost $8 billion to develop. It is expected to boost Singapore's economy by adding $2.7 billion to GDP and creating tens of thousands of new jobs. The resort demonstrates the Singapore government's foresight and ability to anticipate changes to stay economically relevant.