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Conclusion and Wider Implications,ea from Adam Road off Bukit Timah and MacRtichie Reservoir to Upper Seletar Reservoir forms a large green space where hikers, cyclists, history buffs, nature photographers, fitness enthusiasts, retirees, expatriates, golfers and other stakeholders form an organic thriving community of users.

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Southern Singapore: The Constituency of Tanjong Pagar and the Surrounding Areas of Marina, Bayfronts the location where urban development started and all areas covered in subsequent chapters can take reference from this starting point because the rest of Singapore were once ‘peripheral’ to this core area of development. When development emanated outwards from this area, peripheral-ity gradually d

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A Passion for Heritage and Nature: A Case Study of the Mature Tiong Bahru Estate and Surrounding Ar. Tiong Bahru’s historical significance stands out amongst all the public housing estates encountered in this volume. It is the oldest public housing estate in Singapore with one of the world’s most well-preserved late Art Deco Streamline Moderne architectural structures. Its gentrification therefor

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The Pedagogical Contributions of the Peripheral Spaces of Walks: Fort Canning and Tiong Bahru, the object that the information is about, giving the learner first-hand experience of the object. Chapter author Kwek brings these considerations to bear on the spaces of vantages and galleries offered by two walks in Singapore that were designed, at least partially, with pedagogical intention: the