Bottom-Up or Top-Down: Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Design

Update: 2022-11-18

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How do we balance the charm of an old city with the need for development and modern amenities? Urban Planning involves balancing diverse and often conflicting needs of many stakeholders in a community. Tan Eng Kiat, Deputy Director for Urban Planning and Design at Surbana Jurong, shares the finer points of designing cities for a sustainable future while meeting the needs of the present.

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Bottom-Up or Top-Down: Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Design

Tan Eng Kiat, Deputy Director for Urban Planning and Design at Surbana Jurong

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Bottom-Up or Top-Down: Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Design

Tan Eng Kiat, Deputy Director for Urban Planning and Design at Surbana Jurong

Bottom-Up or Top-Down: Sustainable and Inclusive Urban Design