Urban planning

SINGAPORE PROPERTY

Room for more offices, homes and green spaces to make Orchard Road more vibrant

Bikes now make more than twice as many journeys as cars in Paris.

How Paris beat the car

Commercial and residential buildings in Tokyo, Japan. The capital has long existed in a state of flux, with older buildings routinely razed in favour of modernised, earthquake-resilient structures.

Tokyo becoming colony for the rich, Pritzker winner warns

Increasing landed housing stock can help meet the aspirations of high-income earners to own landed homes.
THE LEVEL GROUND

Optimise land use: Build 5-storey landed homes 

The new Town Hall Link white site has the critical mass needed to catalyse the next phase of Jurong Lake District's development.
THE LEVEL GROUND

Expect carved-out Jurong Lake District site to draw warm response from developers

Plans for Marina Bay were first conceptualised as an extension of the Central Business District.

Marina Bay transformed: a new chapter in Singapore’s urban planning story

Floodwaters submerging vehicles in Hat Yai, southern Thailand, in late November. At least 34 people died, and thousands more were displaced.

New megacities lie in the path of devastating floods

Demand for petrol has been ebbing as more drivers shift towards electric vehicles.
BT EXPLAINS

The changing landscape of petrol stations in Singapore: What lies ahead? 

David Blasco of Randstad Singapore notes that business hubs such as Paya Lebar Quarter (above), Mapletree Business City and The Metropolis are becoming increasingly popular among businesses.

What would it take for Singapore’s office decentralisation to succeed?

A CBD address is still valued by companies, thanks to its convenience for visiting clients and the networking opportunities it offers business and industry leaders.

Taking Singapore’s commercial heart beyond the CBD – a mixed picture