Posts Tagged “public space”
Where are Singapore’s Old Playgrounds today?
by j u s t i n . z on July 14, 2011
View Old Singapore Playgrounds in a larger map Finally had some time to review my research on Singapore’s old playgrounds, and I’ve updated my Google Map with the 19 that are still standing today. The designs of these playgrounds were (…)
Uniquely Singapore – Distinctively London?
by j u s t i n . z on September 8, 2010
Could a city’s uniqueness be found in its most generic and banal spaces? This is what Generi-City, a project that I was recently involved in, attempts to investigate through a series of photos comparing six spaces in Singapore with similar (…)
Reclaiming Changi Airport
by j u s t i n . z on July 24, 2010
Tourists arriving at Singapore are often greeted at the airport by teenagers… … studying. Whether it is at the aviation gallery, eateries like McDonalds, or empty corners of the airport, Changi Airport is home to students looking for somewhere quiet (…)
In Singapore, Emptiness is Full of Meaning
by j u s t i n . z on June 14, 2010
An empty piece of land is not something that will catch our eye as we go about our daily lives, but for photographer Darren Soh, it sparked his on-going project that documents the building of Marina Bay Sands. Presenting at (…)
