Synopsis

This conversation is part of the evolving dispositif—a framework of enquiry and exchange—aimed at critically and creatively rethinking spatiality in our city. Often cited as a miracle success story, limited by its size, Singapore as a island city state continue to transform and reimagined as city in nature. With its 60 years of centralised planning policies, the city has gone through land intensification, reclamation and displacement which resulted in boundaries redefined, man-made, as well as natural landmarks being erased, re-drawn and re-established as a new datum over again …

About Randy Chan

Randy Chan is recognised as one of the prominent young architects in Singapore. His expertise in architecture and design spans various fields and dimensions. His work is driven by the fundamental belief that architecture and aesthetics are intricately linked. He has undertaken a wide array of projects in Singapore and overseas, earning commendations in the media, featuring in publications, and receiving international acclaim and awards. Notable honours include the 2010 Singapore Institute of Architects gold medal for 38 Holland Park and the 2013 President’s Design Award for the collaborative artwork “Building as a Body”.

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