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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

Signature Programmes

Explore a range of signature programmes on urban planning, from sharing sessions and a GenAI experience to a hands-on workshop and an interactive card game.

Last updated on 11 June 2026

Please note that our signature programmes are only for students and educators of local post-secondary educational institutions (ITE, JCs, polytechnics, universities).

Lecture-style sharing session on urban planning, with participants seated in an auditorium watching a presentation on Singapore’s planning process.

Sharing on Urban Planning in Singapore

Learn how Singapore plans for a sustainable and liveable city through an engaging sharing on planning principles, strategies, and real-world applications.

Audience attending a presentation on Generative AI in urban planning, with visuals showing concept designs transformed into real-world outcomes.

Exploring the Potential of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in Urban Planning

Explore how GenAI is transforming urban planning through a hands-on programme that combines real-world projects, community engagement, and future-focused insights.

Students collaborating in a hands-on urban planning activity, using maps and building blocks to design and develop a city layout.

Be an Urban Planner: Trade-off Challenge

Take on the role of an urban planner and tackle real-world trade-offs through a hands-on group challenge using data and building blocks to shape your own city plan.

Board game set with “What Will We Build?” box, featuring building, role, and crisis cards arranged on a game board with sustainability score tracks.

What Will We Build?

Experience an interactive card game that challenges you to balance urban development, sustainability, and limited resources while learning about land use planning in Singapore.