This article presents key highlights from an interview with British architect Sir Terry Farrell in Skyline Issue 8, who advocates for more sophisticated, human-centred designs for cities.
Innovative, outcome-orientated research is providing greater knowledge of the needs and preferences of elderly communities. This is leading to inclusive urban design and inventive social programmes.
Planning in today's dynamic operating environment requires a holistic understanding of the city as an ecosystem.
Cycling is perceived by many cities as an alternative form of first- and last-mile transportation.
In this design issue, we catch up with architects on shaping the city, look at how the design of important spaces are changing, and how citizens are playing more important roles in contributing to and sustaining well-designed spaces.
What will work/learn spaces be like in future? We find out from the latest plans for Jurong Lake District and Punggol Digital District, and catch up with URA Chairman Peter Ho on planning for uncertainty.