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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

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.

Last updated 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).

As this programme is part of the Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) curriculum for students in MOE Junior Colleges, URA will only offer it to educators or students from other institutions.

"What Will We Build?" card game featuring board, cards (Role, Crisis, Building), and box, focusing on sustainable city planning.

About the programme

Unleash your strategic thinking skills and dive into the world of land use planning in Singapore! Our interactive card game challenges you to balance urban development, sustainability, and limited resources in a fun way. Perfect for students and teachers alike, it’s a hands-on learning experience that sparks creativity and critical thinking about the planning of cities. Ready to play and plan? Join us for an engaging experience that brings urban planning to life!

Group size

For student groups –

Minimum: 50 pax; Maximum: 100 pax

For educator groups –

Minimum 30 pax; Maximum: 100 pax

Duration

The game will take about 1 hour and can be combined with an optional 1-hour self-exploration of the Singapore City Gallery before or after the hosted programme. Consider allocating 2.5 hours for the total visit to provide buffer time for movement, especially if bus bookings are involved.

Cost

Complimentary