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As the hub of art and books, the Bras Basah Complex has its origins. The complex was built in the 1980s and was a faithful host of small-scale local music recitals, book fairs and art exhibitions that were extremely popular with the locals and confirmed its position as the district’s cultural hub.
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Reflections on Memory, Planning, and Quiet Change in Singapore
There are cities that announce themselves loudly - restless, expressive places that insist upon being noticed - and there are cities like Singapore, where the story unfolds more quietly, almost hesitantly, as if unsure that anyone is truly listening. Yet
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What are mixed-use developments (and are they the future of construction)?
Mixed-use properties could provide the solution to several of the biggest challenges facing the built environment. Here's how.
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Tropical Design of National Library
Ken Yeang is one of today's most prominent architects who is environmentally aware. A state-of-the-art sustainable design was needed for the National Library Building in Singapore to serve as a landmark for the city. The customer's requirements demanded a
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Brief History of Bras Basah Complex
The Bras Basah Complex, built in 1980 under the urban renewal programme, has for the past three decades been a comfortable environment to many Singaporeans. Over the decades, the mixed development complex has become the well-known City of Books in Singapo
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