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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

Find a Building

Explore photographs, histories, and access conservation guidelines for buildings in conservation areas. All works or new uses in a conserved building require Conservation Permission and must comply with the relevant guidelines.

Last updated 29 June 2026

Your look at conservation today

77

National monuments

7200+

Conserved buildings

100+

Conservation areas

35+

Years of conservation work

URA SPACE

Use URA SPACE to find your building in our conservation areas. If you are unsure on how to use, refer to the instructions below.

URA SPACE

URA SPACE

How to use URA SPACE

  1. Go to URA SPACE and click on 'View Conservation Areas and Buildings'.

Go to URA SPACE and click on 'View Conservation Areas and Buildings'.

  1. Type your Building Address in the Search Bar at the top. You may click 'Filter' to further sort the type of results you will get:

    • Conservation Site (Conserved Building)

    • Site with Conserved Building (Conservation Area)

    • Envelope Control Site

    • National Monument

Type your Building Address in the Search Bar at the top.

  1. You will be directed to your building and should be able to click 'Learn More'.

You will be directed to your building and if the building is a conserved unit, you should be able to click 'Learn More'

  1. A page on the building you have searched for will appear, displaying information such as its type, applicable guidelines, history, resources, along with photos and an interactive Google Street View.

You will be directed to your building and if the building is a conserved unit, you should be able to click 'Learn More'.

The information shown will vary depending on whether the site is a conserved building, national monument, envelope control site, or conservation area.