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Commentary: Saving Dover Forest and the plight of the Singapore urban planner Apart from incorporation consultation on conservation at the planning stage, Singapore’s urban planning should also engage stakeholders at the implementation stage, says IPS’ Woo Jun Jie.
Composite picture of Dover forest and artist s impression of future Ulu Pandan estate. (Photos: Desmond Lee/Facebook and HDB)
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SINGAPORE: The ongoing public debates over Dover Forest represents growing public interest in nature conservation and the protection of biodiversity.
Photo by Leon Farrell of Photocal Ireland.
David Prendeville The Covid-19 pandemic has forced cultural spaces the world over to adapt how they engage with their audiences. The Gerard Byrne Studio in Ranelagh is no different. Their answer has been to transition to a more online existence. The pandemic has changed the way we experience culture and art, and the studio is taking the opportunity to challenge the boundaries of the traditional gallery space, and the traditional gallery experience.
The decision to create high-end virtual tours of the exhibition space came as a result of the sudden closure of the gallery twice this year, when lockdown restrictions interrupted Byrne’s two major solo physical exhibitions of 2020.
The 21,649sq ft bungalow is located a stone s throw from the Singapore Botanic Gardens.- ST
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The family of Singapore s richest billionaire, a co-founder of Sichuan hotpot chain Haidilao, is buying a freehold good class bungalow (GCB) in Gallop Road at the highest price per square foot for the area.
According to documents seen by The Straits Times, the option to purchase the 21,649sq ft bungalow, located a stone s throw from the Singapore Botanic Gardens, was granted to Zhang Hanzhi at S$42 million on Dec 22.
This works out to $1,940 psf, which analysts say is the highest price per square foot paid for a GCB in that area.
SINGAPORE - The family of Singapore s richest billionaire, a co-founder of Sichuan hotpot chain Haidilao, is buying a freehold good class bungalow (GCB) in Gallop Road at the highest price per square foot for the area.
According to documents seen by The Straits Times, the option to purchase the 21,649 sq ft bungalow, located a stone s throw from the Singapore Botanic Gardens, was granted to Mr Zhang Hanzhi at $42 million on Dec 22.
This works out to $1,940 psf, which analysts say is the highest price per square foot paid for a GCB in that area.
Mr Zhang Hanzhi is the son of Mr Zhang Yong, the chairman of Haidilao International Holding, which went public in Hong Kong in September 2018.