Stigdotter and Grahn (2004a) argued that the more often and longer a person visits urban green spaces, the less likely that the person is to suffer from stress. At the Sky Court Garden, the frequency of visit showed that 35% of respondents have visited at least once in a month while 29.5% of the respondents have visited at least once in a week. This is similar with the Balcony Garden where the majority respondents have visited at least once in a month (28.6%) and once in a week (28.6%). However, at the Rooftop Garden; the majority of the respondents only visited the Rooftop Garden only once in a year (32.6%) and 30.2% of the respondents visit only once in six months. In general, the frequency of visit at the Rooftop Garden is lower compared to the Sky Court Garden and the Balcony Garden. Usage of gardens depends largely on the comfort level of an outdoor space. The overall comfort of the respondents at the three landscape gardens were identified by asking respondents their perception of comfort level based on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from very uncomfortable, uncomfortable, slightly comfortable, comfortable, to very comfortable. Mostly respondents feel comfortable (53.9%) at the Sky Court Garden, slightly comfortable (16.7%) at the Balcony Garden and comfortable (22.5%) at the Rooftop Garden. In general, most of the respondent perceived the gardens as a comfortable space. Despite the fact that the rooftop garden is exposed to direct sunlight, very few of the respondents feel uncomfortable/very uncomfortable