Singapore urban planning
Liu Thai Ker, the architect who shaped modern Singapore, dies aged 87
[SINGAPORE] The architect who shaped the landscape of modern Singapore, Dr Liu Thai Ker, has died aged 87.
Curved bridge between city and Gardens By The Bay will link pedestrians, cyclists to park connectors
[SINGAPORE] A new curved bridge for cyclists and pedestrians, linking Marina Centre and Gardens by the Bay, is slated to be ready before the decade is out.
The Johor option in serving land-scarce Singapore’s ‘live, work, play’ needs
There are rich opportunities for eldercare, housing, leisure, retail and work-space developments across the Causeway
Draft Master Plan 2025 builds capacity; its success hinges on developers stepping up, skilled migrants bringing dynamism
Should property players get greater flexibility amid tough economic backdrop?
URA to unveil Draft Master Plan 2025 in June: Chee Hong Tat
More homes are being planned in various locations in the Central Region such as Bukit Timah Turf City and Mount Pleasant
Evolving Singapore’s urban planning for a world of change
In today’s multi-polar world with shifting economies, the planning system that served us well in the industrial era needs to transform
A living laboratory for future urban solutions
Singapore should strive to be where cutting-edge technologies and human-centric solutions are co-created and scaled globally to address the world’s most pressing challenges
Serviced apartments seen as ‘game-changer’ for CBD rebuilds, but sustainability condition may raise costs
Updated incentive scheme requirements may deter developers and investors due to higher expenses, longer timeline: market watchers
What would it take for Singapore’s office decentralisation to succeed?
The city-state’s push to relocate commercial offices outside the CBD comes with several challenges
Taking Singapore’s commercial heart beyond the CBD – a mixed picture
The government’s push for more decentralised commercial spaces has had some favourable results but its overall success is yet to be seen