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Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)

Creative Hoarding

Learn how we can turn construction hoardings into "art galleries" to enliven sidewalks and public spaces across Singapore.

Creative Hoarding Guide
Last updated 10 June 2026

There are many ways to create delightful public spaces across Singapore. By adding imaginative artworks and images on our construction hoardings, our sidewalks and public spaces can be enlivened as art galleries in the city.

Developers and building owners are required to put up Creative Hoarding for selected developments, including major public agency projects and Government Land Sales sites in the Central Area and key growth areas like Jurong Lake District, Paya Lebar Central, Woodlands Regional Centre and Punggol Digital District.  

For more details, check out the Creative Hoarding Guide [PDF, 8.2 MB].

A vibrant mural depicts a bustling city scene with colorful birds, people dining, and historic buildings.

Lee Xin Li with Darel Seow, 'An Unnatural History', 2020. Image: Singapore Art Museum