In our 2019 run of CUBE, participants were tasked to envision and create plans to develop the former Paya Lebar Airbase and Airport into a community of the future. Check out their projects below!
Transit in green, town in motion Integrating communal living, versatile modes of transport, greenery and amenities in close proximity to residents and workers, the Anderson Serangoon Junior College team envisions a town that is accessible, vibrant and dynamic.
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ConCore Named ‘ConCore’ as homage to the Concorde aircraft once featured at the airport, the ideas from the Temasek Junior College team showcases a convenient car-lite town that is well-connected to its vibrant core.
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Click for more projects from our Merit and Commendable award winners! (PDF, 1.72MB)
CUBE Workshop is a competition held annually in November for pre-tertiary (Institute of Technical Education, Junior College and Polytechnic) students. Participants get the opportunity to dive into the intricacies of planning and urban design for Singapore, and gain first-hand experience as urban planners. Follow CUBE on Facebook for updates on the next workshop.
The Urban Planning Festival is an annual event specially curated for secondary school and pre-university students, to excite them about urban planning through workshops, talks and other activities.
Activate concepts of urban design, and develop prototype installations for public spaces at the Urban Design Workshop.
It is held annually in conjunction with the Urban Planning Festival for secondary school students. Check back for more details on how to sign up for the Urban Design Workshop 2020.
Learn how design can improve liveability, and apply site analysis techniques to appreciate the urban landscape at the Field Study Workshop.
It is held annually in conjunction with the annual Urban Planning Festival. Check back for more details on how to sign up for the Field Study Workshop 2020.
Students will learn how to translate an urban planning vision into a physical 3D model, using digital 3D modelling technologies and techniques for physical model making.
Check back for more details on how to sign up for the workshop in 2020.
Students are welcome to join us as volunteer guides and share your knowledge and love for the city, by telling the story of Singapore's urban transformation to visitors of the Singapore City Gallery. Training takes place from January to April every year.
Sign up to be a Student Volunteer by writing to us via email at AUDE@ura.gov.sg.
We hold a variety of talks catered for students. These are geared towards introducing the concept of urban planning, and encouraging the exchange of ideas.
Examples include the Young Planner's Forum, where students get to exchange ideas on planning issues with a URA planner.
Find out more about the talks you can participate in by writing to us via email at AUDE@ura.gov.sg.