Ethos Issue 19
Issue 19, Jul 2018
ETHOS Issue 19
This issue looks at Singapore's urban development and explores how Singapore's cityscape is set to evolve in the near future, and what it could mean for the way we live, work, connect and play in the 21st century.
Editorial
by Alvin PangSingapore's urban solutions are the outcome of efforts to address and overcome prevailing complex constraints through unique approaches.
Developing a Liveable and Sustainable Singapore
by Toh Boon KwanSingapore’s developmental success is underpinned by principled approaches to the ubiquitous challenges of urban governance.
Integrity: Fundamentals for Singapore’s Governance Success
by Ng Li Sa, Ong Toon Hui and James WongMore than just creating honest, clean government, integrity as wholeness and working together as one united Service will ready Singapore for the future.
Connecting to the World: Singapore as A Hub Port
by Christl LiSingapore’s success as a major global maritime hub is the result of bold vision, national determination, and assiduous planning.
Public Transport Planning and the Technological Revolution
by Lee Chuan TeckA paradigm shift in public transport is on the horizon, but the right ecosystem of policies, regulations, infrastructure, and skills must first be in place.
The Future of Heartland Living
by Cheong Koon HeanInnovations in hardware and heartware shape the design of Singapore’s next-generation residential towns.
Successful Ageing: Progressive Governance and Collaborative Communities
by Teoh Zsin Woon and Kharina ZainalThe Ministry of Health’s Deputy Secretary (Development) shares perspectives on embracing Singapore’s coming demographic shift.
Reimagining Singapore: Placemaking through Arts and Culture
by Rosa DanielUpgraded infrastructure and creative programming enliven the city’s vibrant neighbourhoods, as it aspires to become a global cultural hub.
Co-Creating the Rail Corridor's Future
by Tan See NinBroad hands-on community engagement has led the design and planning process for a significant stretch of former railway land.
Growing a Biophilic City in a Garden
by Kenneth ErThe greening of Singapore is the outcome of decades of commitment, sound planning, and strong community partnerships.