Skyline is a URA magazine that explores key urban issues and spaces around us, uncovering fresh insights and future trends shaping Singapore, from housing, to heritage, mobility and more.
In this issue, experts and citizens reflect on the value of long-term planning, shifting lifestyles and landscapes and their future aspirations.
In this issue, experts show us new ways to green the city, beat the heat and manage goods deliveries.
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...
What does designing cities for people mean? We find out from world renowned architect Jan Gehl and reveal latest ideas for Kallang River, Singapore...
How to harness creativity for impactful change? We find fresh ways from Jurong, to farming and cycling paths.
Partnerships are increasingly key amid a more uncertain and complex environment. We unpack how they strengthen urban resilience.
What are key trends that will shape our landscape for live, work and play over the next 50 years? We talk to experts and visionaries in this future...
Find out the plans for the Civic District enhancements, Boat Quay facelift and many more in our newest edition of Skyline!
Find out the plans for the Rail Corridor, our new Urban Lab initiative and many more in our newest edition of Skyline!
What does it take to conserve over 7,000 buildings in Singapore? In this special supplement, 30 individuals reflect on the struggles and triumphs of shaping 30 years of conservation efforts since 1989.
From conservation pioneers Dr Liu Thai Ker and Alan Choe to Singapore Heritage Society’s Dr Chua Ai Lin and My Community’s Kwek Li Yong, each share their personal memories and encounters in overcoming constraints, reimagining possibilities and working together to shape a collective rich heritage and identity for Singapore.
URA's books cover a diverse range of topics providing insights on the role of planning and good design in shaping Singapore's physical landscape. Click on the book title for the summary, cost and purchase details.
This book describes how modern Singapore developed around our rivers.
A special issue on Singapore's city planning efforts.
The second instalment of the '20 Under 45' initiative.
Merit Award, 30th Annual Report Award 2003 (Statutory Board category)
Commendation Award, 29th Annual Report Award 2002 (Statutory Board category)
First Runner-Up, Best Annual Report, 28th Annual Report Award 2001 (Statutory Board category)
Joint Runner-up, 27th Annual Report Award 2000 (Statutory Board category)
Commendation Award, 25th Annual Report Award 1998 (Statutory Board category)