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10 years of NUS Master of Landscape Architecture

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The three studios in this section considers how tropical biodiversity may be reintroduced into Singapore’s highly urbanized environment.

KEY THEMES

3. RE-WILDING SINGAPORE Tropicality; Rewilding urban green spaces; Alternatives to manicured landscapes; Heterogeneous and multi-tiered structures; Intended wildness; Human-nature coexistence; Spontaneous vegetation in the city; Human-wildlife interaction

AY 09/10-1 LA4701 & 5701 Urban Jungle Tutor: Rekittke Joerg, Hwang Yun Hye Students: Cai Hanwei Leonard, Tai Shijie, Chua Yong Kiat, Yue Jonathan, Tan Yit Chuan, Xu Jingyi, Tang Rachel, Yung Yvonne, Lum Geraldine, Yip Ching Lok, Toh Chong Ji, Tan Yi Wei, Hoo Xin Yu, Cheng Chu Jie, Carelnina Shiela AY 10/11-1 LA4701 & 5701 Orchard Central Park Tutor: Rekittke Joerg, Hwang Yun Hye Students: Yung Yvonne, Lum Geraldine, Yip Ching Lok, Toh Chong Ji, Tan Yi Wei, Hoo Xin Yu, Cheng Chu Jie, Carelnina Shiela, Tan Yi Wei, Bharihoke Gauri, Guo Yunjia Lehana, Hou Suya, Lin Shengwei Ervine, Muhammad Yazid Ninsalam, Mehta Neha, Nur Syafiqah Nahadi, Nur Syuhada Limat, Sng En Ai Rebecca, Soh Han Jie, Teo Hui Yi Rachel, Fiserova Alice AY 14/15-1 LA4701 Redefining the PCN Tutor: Hwang Yun Hye (With support from National Parks Board) Students: Agarwal Anushree, Chen Anzhuo, Cheok Zhi Ning, Lim Li Xuan Cherlyn, Amonkar Deepika Nihar, Liu Yuehua, Poh Qiying, Sun Yunzi, Tan Li Wen Ashley, Tao Yibei, Yuan Yishuai


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