Past Research and Publications

CENTRE FOR ADVANCED STUDIES IN ARCHITECTURE (CASA) INTRODUCTION The Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA) provides the platform, hosting academic and industry-based research by design activities in the Department of Architecture.

CASA’s primary is to promote advanced research, training and resource in architectural design, design technologies, and urban and landscape studies and critical studies in history and theories of architecture.

Through the Architecture Research Think Tank (ARTT), and its home-grown international conferences (iNTA, GASS, Archiprix SEAsia, JSEAA Symposium) and local series (Lectures, Joint NUS Architecture-URA Seminar on Conservation), CASA attempts to forge the topical discourse space and equipping the design professionals with knowledge and expertise to meet the challenges of development in the Asia-Pacific region.

CASA administers the funded research projects of the Department and the candidatures of higher degrees by research – MA(Arch), MPhil (ID), PhD, and Post-Doctoral studies.

CASA coordinates the Department’s research publications and conferences organized by the Department. It also publishes the internationally refereed Journal of South East Asian Architecture (JSEAA), design pedagogy and architectural research monographs and documentations.

DESIGN TECHNOLOGIES

2013 CAADRIA PROCEEDINGS 2013 - OPEN SYSTEMS: PROCEEDINGS OF THE 18TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON COMPUTER-AIDED ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN RESEARCH IN ASIA Editors: Rudi Stouffs, Patrick Janssen, Stanislav Roudavski, And Bige Tunçer Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-988-19026-4-1 Contemporary challenges require inclusively integrated approaches to designing. Constrained by established modes of practice, such integration is impossible without a radical commitment to openness. In response to this need, the 18th International Conference on Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia (CAADRIA 2013) brought together contributions that engage with open systems in all aspects of architectural and urban design: open with respect to the scale of the design objectives and the context, from a building component within a building system to a neighbourhood or city within its urban and rural context; open with respect to the domains being considered, from planning to sustainable performance of a building or city; open with respect to the collaboration of disciplines and participants, from adhoc brainstorming to a rigorous process of consultation and feedback; open with respect to design methods and techniques, from physical modelling to digital prototyping; open with respect to design models and representations being adopted, from a parametric exploration to an ontological delineation considering Building Information Modelling, Built Environment Modelling or City Information Modelling; open with respect to the tools and applications being adopted, despite interoperability issues, from modelling to simulation and assessment; open with respect to the learning approach being adopted, from informal interaction and sharing to formal design education; open with respect to the open source approach being adopted in research and development, in order to gather community involvement and use. The conference was held 15-18 May 2013 at the Department of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, at National University of Singapore.By focusing on the theme of Open Systems, CAADRIA 2013 aimed to explore all these aspects and more, and raise awareness to the need of breaching disciplinary boundaries and reaching creative communities at all levels of expertise, by pooling resources, knowledge and practices, and integrating them through the adoption of open systems.

2013 SKY TIMBER Authors: Quek Jia Yan Samantha, Lam Jun Nan, Sng Jia Jun, Rifdi Faris, Hooi Han Sheng Edmund, Tan Ying Yi, Lee Hon Bill, Teo Jing Wen Gerald, Lau Horng Ee James, Chan Silei and Ang Weixuan Editor: Shinya Okuda Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-6913-0

HISTORY, THEORY, CRITICISM

2016 HIDDEN GEMS – RETRACING TRADITION AND MODERNITY IN THE MONASTIC ARCHITECTURE OF MANDALAY Editors: Johannes Widodo, Yong Kuan, Su Su, Tan Jia Wen, Lydia Ang, Tan Aik Peng, Ng Jian Hui Jermyn, Lee Kin Jun, Moe Pwint Phyu and Thwe Thwe Lay Maw Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-6984-4 LIST PRICE: US$20/SGD$25 This book is about two timber monasteries situated in Myanmar’s former capital city during the monarchy period and the seat of the country last kingdom, Mandalay. The two buildings have very strong historical and architectural significance, one represent the traditional residential building typology, while the other one represent a shared-typology of European elements mixed with local materials and traditional craftsmanship. It is a result from an international joint studio program of National University of Singapore, University of Malaya, and Mandalay Technological University, sponsored by Tan Chin Tuan Foundation.

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2016 SPACE TO IMAGINE, ROOM FOR EVERYONE. SINGAPORE PAVILION AT THE 15TH INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION, BIENNALE ARCHITETTURA, VENICE 2016 Editors: Wong Yunn Chii, Teo Yee Chin and Tomohisa Miyauchi Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2013 HOME + BOUND: NARRATIVES OF DOMESTICITY IN SINGAPORE AND BEYOND Authors: Lilian Chee, Dawn Xin Yi Lim, Kenneth Qibao Koh, Hui Lian Lee, Jolene Wen Hui Lee, Melany Sun-Min Park and Mien Huei Yong Editors: Lilian Chee and Melany Sun-Min Park Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-4122-8 LIST PRICE SGD$25 HOME + BOUND: Narratives of Domesticity in Singapore and Beyond is the latest and inaugural volume in the Architectural Research Monograph series published by the Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture, National University of Singapore in January 2013. The essays engage with the notion of domesticity set within the geographical bounds of Southeast Asia — more specifically, Singapore and Malaysia. Theoretical frameworks, including those of Michel Foucault, Sigmund Freud, Jacques Derrida and Anthony Vidler, are surveyed against local sites interwoven with varying scales, tropes, (mis)conceptions and antinomies of domesticity: a Chinese cemetery, Singapore’s public Housing Development Board flats, the older Singapore Improvement Trust flats, its National Day Parade sites, a haunted house, a rural kampong (village), some national monuments, and a Straits Chinese patriarch’s mansion in Penang. What does it mean to be ‘at home’ in a context where land and space are both limited and contentious? The ideals of stability attached to conceptions of ‘being at home’ were retrogressive and antithetical to being ‘modern’ — a fixation in Singapore and Southeast Asia’s post-war milieux which continues to thrive under presuppositions of change and subsequent adaptations. The authors thus collectively front home as a destabilised ideology and a constantly evolving physical construct. This volume does not privilege the distinction between loss and recuperation of domestic sites and ideologies, or the ensuing difficulties of their reconciliation. Rather, it highlights the inseparable conditions between the recovery of domestic ideals and the agents who formulate such ideals.

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LANDSCAPE STUDIES

2017 TAGORE FOREST LANDSCAPE SCENARIOS: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL APPROACHES FOR A HOUSING DEVELOPMENT IN A TROPICAL CITY Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 9789811119545

2016 LANDSCAPE OF NECESSITY 04: LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL APPROACHES FOR AN URBANIZING AGRICULTURAL REGION Authors: Chang Mei Fen Pearlyn, Chen Jumin, Chen Wei, Liu Yu, Pu Wenjun, Qian Xuanyu, Su Yuting, Tan Wenbin, Wang Yuqian, Zhang Qingwing, Yang Ruijie and Chung Chen Editors: Hwang Yun Hye and Feng Yuanqiu Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-9960-5

2015 FOOD, SHELTER AND LANDSCAPE 03: URBAN REVITALIZATION STRATEGIES FOR A LOW-INCOME COMMUNITY IN SAN JOSE DEL MONTE Authors: Anushree Agarwall, Chen Anzhuo, Cheok Zhi Ning, Cherlyn Lim Li Xuan, Deepika Nihar Amonkar, Liu Yuehua, Pang Yu Rong, Poh Qiying, Sun Yunzi, Tan Li Wen Ashley, Tao Yibei and Yuan Yishuai Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-5748-3

2015 LOGBOOK LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE NO. 2 Authors: Anushee Agarwal, Chen Anzhuo, Cheok Zhi Ning, Cherlyn Lim Li Xuan, Deepika Nihar Amonkar, Liu Yuehua, Poh Qiying, Sun Yunzi, Tan Li Wen Ashley, Tao Yibei and Yuan Yishuai Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-3712-6

2014 FOOD, SHELTER AND LANDSCAPE 01: ESSENTIAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL STRATEGIES FOR LOW-INCOME URBAN COMMUNITIES Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-6777-8

2011 DESIGNING RESILIENCE IN ASIA 2016: WATER FLOODING Authors: Cheng Chu Jie, Lum Qin Jie Geraldine, Tan Yi Wei, Yip Ching Lok, Hoo Xin Yu, Shiela Carelnina Winata, Toh Chong Ji and Yung Tsui Suen Yvonne Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-9975-2

2011 REIMAGING HDB LANDSCAPE Authors: Anna Yap Lai Fong, Fu Mao Ying, Heng Juit Lian, Pham Le Anh, Ronnie Mak, Shamy Vivek Darne, Wong Ruen Qing, Yeo Jia Hao and Zhang Rong Editor: Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-0953-2

2010 LOGBOOK LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE NO. 2 Authors: Tai Shijie, Jonathan Yue, Leonard Cai, Cheng Chu Jie, Chua Yong Kiat, Hoo Xin Yu, Geraldine Lum, Tan Yi Wei, Rachel Tang, Toh Chong Ji, Tan Yit Chuan, Sheila Carelnina Winata, Xu Jingyi, Yvonne Yung and Zhang Fan Editor: Jã–rg Rekittke Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-3-8442-0322-5

THE ARCHITECTURE SOCIETY

2013 COMMUNE 2013 Editor: The Architecture Society

2012 POST-SCRIPT 001 Editor: The Architecture Society Post-script 001 is The Architecture Society’s 2012 publication that accompanied the City Exhibition; a collection of articles, interviews and project reviews from the students’ perspectives.

TUN TAN CHENG LOCK CENTRE FOR ASIAN ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN HERITAGE

2011 HISTORIC MALACCA POST CARDS Editor : Wong Yunn Chii Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-11-0094-9 List Price: US$25/SG$30 Old photographs tell many private and secret stories. Old photographs in the form of picture postcards, in particular, are a public exposition of things, people, sights seen by travellers along the way, that momentarily captured their private attention. This is an exhibition of more than hundred postcard views of Malacca between 1900 -1950 seen through the eyes of colonial travellers. Organized along four broad topographical themes: Sea, Life of Town, Country-Side and Town Center—most, if not all are of sights, places and practices that have since changed or have disappeared altogether. What was seen and experienced? What was represented? What was valued?

There is no nostalgic value in re-visiting these visual records, for those “old Malacca(s)” have surely passed. Rather, its value is to encourage us to reconnect to and to critically reflect upon the qualities of these past(s) that made Malacca unique in the eyes of the early travellers. And then, perhaps ask: “How pertinent are these qualities today?” and “What have we gained and lost through time?” Only then, can the past authentically mean anything at all to us.

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URBANISM

2016 DESIGNING RESILIENCE IN ASIA 2016: WATER FLOODING Editor: Oscar Carracedo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-11-0094-9 A compilation of DRIA 2016 event program and brief, along with the winning proposals of DRIA 2015 Competition.

2016 INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBOURHOODS, FROM INDUSTRIES TO NEIGHBOURHOODS: RENEWING AND REPOSITIONING INDUSTRIAL AREAS Editor: Oscar Carracedo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-9317-7

2012 THE MAKING OF ASIAN URBAN EPICENTERS: RETHINKING CITY AND NATURE ARCHITECTURAL STRATEGIES FOR NEW ‘NATURE CONNECTORS’ Editors: Dr. Cho Im Sik, Mizah Rahman (Assistant) Student Editors: Hai Man Simon, Huang Yu Long, Tangjitpeanshoke Nathawut Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-3335-3 List Price: US$30/SG$25 This is a brief compilation of research/design work from Cho Im Sik’s studio ‘Rethinking City and Nature: Architectural Strategies for New Nature Connectors’ (2012) at the Department of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore. The studio is an attempt to explore the future relationship between nature and the urban environments of Singapore and Hong Kong.

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2011 GLOBAL VISIONS: RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE URBAN PLANET Editors: Johannes Widodo, Low Boon Liang and Jurgen Rosemann Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-8151-1

PUBLICATIONS

Singapore Tropicana Editor: Erik L’Heureux, Joerg Rekittke, Alex Lehnerer (FCL) Assistants: Lorenzo Steiger and Jared Macken Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

FOLIO 08 Editor: Oscar Carracedo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2018 MANAGING CHANGE Editors: Johannes Widodo and Nikhil Joshi Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 3-7688-11-981-978 List Price: US$34/SGD$45 Part 1 of this volume consists of five chapters that examine broader issues of conservation principles and approaches in historic cities of Asia. The contributions discuss various perspectives ranging from critiques of current conservation policies regarding local heritage conservation to recent trends of rapid and unplanned development of historic quarters in Asian cities. The case studies in Part 2 of this volume contextualise current debates on the role of community engagement to conserve historic urban quarters and examine diverse contexts across Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand and Philippines. All five chapters are about real-world projects where the authors were actively involved in various roles – as facilitators, professional advisers, community leaders and coordinators, and activists. While some chapters present critical review and commentary; others provide lived experience of working with communities in preserving their local heritage. It is often seen that participatory community approaches employed by concerned authorities for heritage conservation projects based on recommendations by experts do not always aid local communities due to lack of heritage awareness and limited application of community engagement exercises. Hence, in most heritage development projects, there remains a significant divide between the authorities responsible for policy planning and the actual users of the heritage. Why does local heritage matter to communities? The contributions explored the fundamental reasons for this question and argued that heritage mean more than just mere identity, continuity and accumulated layers of memories.

The heritage is also a tool for the community coming together as one and its revitalisation, economic growth, and sustainability. The notion of heritage is not mainly about the past instead it matters to the people of the present and how they anticipate their future. It is inevitable for historic Asian cities to evolve. Moreover, for their sustainable development, it is pivotal to keep a balance between development and heritage conservation.

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2016 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 11) Editors: Johannes Widodo and Lai Chee Kien Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2016 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 13) Editor: Johannes Widodo and Gerard Rey Lico Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2017 YEARBOOK 2017 Editor: Tomohisa Miyauchi Student Editors: LAI YANN TING, LEE JING HAN, YANG WEICHUAN, EZRA AIK, SHARNE SULAIMAN Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-11-6457-6 List Price: US$25/SG$30 Initiated in academic year 2009/2010 to replace FOLIO, the yearbook NUS Design 2017 profiles the school’s collective memory of things that it valued and the sum of activities that makes the Department especially unique, and reinforces NUS as a leading global university centered in Asia, influencing the future.

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2016 PEOPLE+PLACES: EXPLORING THE LIVING HERITAGE OF SONGKHLA OLD TOWN Editors: Johannes Widodo, Nikhil Joshi, et al.

Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-11-0727-6 List Price: US$20/SGD$25 People + places: Exploring the living heritage of Songkhla old town, edited by Johannes Widodo, Nikhil Joshi, et al. The ‘living’ heritage is closely associated with a community. To manage this dynamic heritage, it is not only necessary to look beyond the established heritage frameworks developed by experts, but also to empower communities so that they can maintain and even enhance their ‘own’ heritage. The innovative process of community mapping is one such way that makes peoples’ culture more apparent for it to be maintained and even further developed. The living heritage maintains the continuity of community connections; hence, it should continue to evolve in the form of tangible and intangible cultural expressions of a community to remain meaningful for the present and future generations. “People + places” is a fully illustrated book that offers participatory ways in the form of community mapping for exploring the relationship between the people and places of the Songkhla Old Town.

This book analyses and summarises the social, cultural and economic assets directly related to of the old town as identified with the assistance of the locals. “People + places” also contains a detailed metric survey of two historic buildings in Songkhla old town – Railway station and a historic shophouse to raise public awareness and appreciation of Songkhla’s rich and varied built heritage.

“People + places” is an essential book for community architects and architects, city planners, urban designers, heritage groups, and anyone else concerned with public engagement in cultural heritage management.

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2016 YEARBOOK 2016 Editor: Tomohisa Miyauchi Student Editors: Lin Derong and Lai Yann Ting Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2016

SG3 – DECODING SUSTAINABLE URBANISM , CASE STUDY, SINGAPORE Authors: Nirmal Kishnani and Asma Khawatmi Editors: Deepshi Bhogal and Mayank Kaushal Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-9078-7 List Price: SG$25 (Also available at Basheer Graphic Books) There is growing consensus that sustainability, as an imperative, compels us to rethink what we design. How this in turn affects process and approach, the question of how we design, remains unclear. This is true in education as it is in practice. Educators struggle to reconcile the dissonance between conventions of pedagogy and emerging tools and metrics of sustainability; practitioners fall back on industry checklists for green building certification. It does not help that ‘sustainability’ is hard to pin down. The people-profit-planet principle-useful as classroom rhetoric – sheds no light on process. We are left with elemental knowledge, without tactical knowhow. This book presents the work of students and their teachers across three studios of the Master of Science, Integrated Sustainable Design (MSc ISD) programme at the School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore.

The pages ahead are organised according to the stages of the studio process, prefaced by a discussion on why Dr. Nirmal Kishnani – who taught all three studios – offers an educator’s perspective, asking what the outcome says about the teaching of sustainable design. Asma Khawatmi – who co-taught the first studio, and helped frame a direction that was applied to all three – examines when and how principles known to urban designers in practice are adapted to emerging imperatives of sustainability. Deepshi Bhogal and Mayank Kaushal were both students of the programme, and are now successful practitioners in Singapore with a deep interest in sustainability. In the epilogue, they reflect on how their time in the studio shaped later decisions at the practitioner’s drawing board.

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2016 SHOPHOUSE / TOWNHOUSE – ASIAN PERSPECTIVES Authors: Tan Chin Tuan Foundation Editors: Wong Yunn Chii and Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-1065-5 List Price: US$25/SGD$30 The shophouse typology is a quintessential urban vernacular form in Southeast Asia. It is an ubiquitous architectural form that have assumed diverse appearances and meanings. This anthology of essays attempts to shed contemporary understanding of this social form and architectural typology, drawing upon recent works of scholars, conservators and practitioners. The generous support of the Tan Chin Tuan Foundation enabled the first symposium on this subject in 2012. The ten core essays from the proceeding, supported by eight more carefully solicited essays, provided invaluable comparative details, enriching further the original anthology.

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2015 YEARBOOK 2015 Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2015 DEMENTIA DESIGN SOURCEBOOK - DESIGN GUIDE + DESIGN ELEMENTS Editor: Fung John Chye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-6833-5 List Price: SGD$48.15 (Also available at Basheer Graphic Books) With the general support of Lions Community Service Foundation, Singapore.

Insofar as design of physical environments for dementia care is concerned, there is no golden rule. Our understanding of dementia as a medical condition is still lacking a definitive authority even though tremendous strides have been made over the past decade. The Sourcebook is a general design reader for caregivers, designers and related service providers. It examines issues on the design of environments for dementia and the elderly in general, and comprises two volumes in one: the Design Guide and the Design Elements. A complementary infographics, the Dementia Design Palette offers a glimpse at how design responses can match disabilities from dementia.

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2015 VERTICAL CITIES ASIA INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION AND SYMPOSIUM 2015 VOLUME 5 EVERYONE CONTRIBUTES Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-11-0270-7

2015 Naturing Ubin Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2014 ARCHIPRIX SEA 2014 (NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE HUNTER DOUGLAS AWARDS) Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-9095-4

2014 BASECO 2014: URBAN REVITALIZATION STRATEGIES FOR LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES IN MANILA Editor: Oscar Carracedo and Hwang Yun Hye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-1542-1

2014 RE-IMAGINING THE NURSING HOME IN SINGAPORE Editor: Fung John Chye Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-0583-5 List Price: SGD$85.60 An invaluable resource for everyone who is involved in the planning, design, operation and management of nursing and eldercare facilities; especially in integrating the needs of the elderly within a modern high-density urban community like Singapore. This design sourcebook offers a quick and multifaceted reference kit to jumpstart the design and development of such a facility. Case studies representing a cross-section of existing nursing homes n Singapore are coupled with a wide range of exploratory ideas in the Design Showcase. Together with useful dimensioned drawings provided in the Design Templates, the user of this sourcebook will benefit from a comprehensive approach to the design and development of nursing and eldercare facilities; in anticipation of the increasing demand for such services globally due to a rapidly ageing population.

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2014 VERTICAL CITIES ASIA INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION AND SYMPOSIUM 2014 VOL. 4 EVERYONE CONNECTS Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2014 SWEAT 02 Editor: Oscar Carracedo, Jiat Hwee, Lilian Chee, Hwang Yun Hye, Erik L’Heureux, Tomohisa Miyauchi, Joerg Rekittke, Raffaella Sini, Abel Tablada and Tan Puay Yok Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 2382-6169

2014 YEARBOOK 2014 Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2013 SWEAT 01 Editor: Oscar Carracedo, JIAT HWEE LILIAN CHEE HWANG YUN HYE ERIK L’HEUREUX TOMOHISA MIYAUCHI JOERG REKITTKE RAFFAELLA SINI ABEL TABLADA TAN PUAY YOK Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 2382-6169

2013 ENCOUNTERS WITH IPOH Editor: Mr. Roland Sharpe Flores, Mr. Ho Weng Hin and Mr. Lim Take Bane Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-4375-8 List Price: US$20/SG$25 Encounters with Ipoh offers readers insight into the architectural and urban heritage of Ipoh, Malaysia, inextricably linked to the cultural milieu of its populace, as well as the country’s socio-economic history. This book is a study of the former tin-mining center of Perak by staff and students from the architecture departments of the University of Malaya (UM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS). This book presents the urban analyses, documentation, measured drawings and architectural models executed during the UM-NUS Joint Studio conducted in June and July 2012.

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2013 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 12) Editors: Johannes Widodo and Lai Chee Kien Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2013 NUS+SAM ART GARDEN 2013 LANDSCAPE IN THE BOX Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-7660-2

2013 YEARBOOK 2013 Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2013 VERTICAL CITIES ASIA INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION AND SYMPOSIUM 2013 VOL. 3 EVERYONE HARVESTS Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2013 RAIL IDEAS VISIONS FOR THE RAIL CORRIDOR Editors: Tan Beng Kiang, et al.

Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-3046-8 List Price: SGD$26.70 (Also available at Basheer Graphic Books) Never in the history of Singapore has the local community been presented with a piece of land encompassing the unique characteristics of the former KTM railway lands, now called the Rail Corridor. Its return to Singapore in 2011 generated a lot of public interest even as the last trains departed from Tanjong Pagar station. This land exhibits an exceptional combination of heritage, social, environmental, educational and spatial-physical functions. The Community Design Studio of the Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore explores the multi-faceted nature of this contiguous linear space and investigates the role of this space in engendering the emergence of a new social compact between state and citizens. This book presents the research in a series of mappings, essays, photographs and design ideas.

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2012 ARCHIPRIX SEA 2012 (NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE HUNTER DOUGLAS AWARDS) Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-09-0093-9

2012 BUILDING LIVES: DESIGNING GAWAD KALINGA ENCHANTED FARM Editor: Tan Beng Kiang Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-3005-5

2012 FUTURE ASIAN SPACE: PROJECTING THE URBAN SPACE OF NEW EAST ASIA Editor: LIMIN HEE, DAVISI BOONTHARM AND ERWIN VIRAY Publisher: NUS Press ISSN: 978-9971-69-596-5 List Price: SG$30 To purchase this book, please visit NUS Press.

Rapid technological, economic, social and cultural changes are transforming the idea of “Asian space.” With the shift to a global economy and an urban population explosion, Asian cities have become a mainstay of progress, national pride, identity, and positioning on the global stage. The extraordinary pace and intensity of the changes have created a situation unique in the history of urban development.

Despite the immense diversity of Asian countries, “Asia-ness” is often treated as a distinctive quality that has emerged from unique recent circumstances affecting Asian urbanizations as a whole. In Future Asian Space, 15 authors explore broad concepts relating to the creation and re-creation of “Asian space” and contemporary Asian identity, and their examination of different sites and research approaches highlights the difficulty of pinpointing what Asia-ness is, or might become.

Appropriate design and planning of cities is a critical element in building a sustainable future and coping with environmental, social and cultural problems.

Future Asian Space is designed to stimulate interests and engagement in discussions of the Asian city, and its trajectories in architecture and urbanism, but the authors’ conclusions will intrigue anyone interested in the future of cities and urban life in Asia.

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2011 A DECADE OF ONG&ONG TRAVELLING FELLOWSHIP Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-9146-6

2011 FÈS REBORN: PROJECT ON AN ANCIENT CITY Editor: Florian Schaetz et al.

Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-8797-1 Fes is magnificent. Fes is conservation. Fes is reborn. Massive walls shimmer golden in the evening light. We enter a maze of narrow sand-colored alleys with an aura of spices, chorus of prayers and hidden mysteries. Founded in the 9th century, the Medina of Fes was the capital of Morocco and it is still considered by many to be the intellectual and cultural heart of the kingdom. As a car-free living museum with immense architectural and historic treasures, the city is faced with deterioration and abandonment. Will conservation enhance a cultural dialogue and foster socioeconomic cohesion towards a sustainable redevelopment?

Fes Reborn is an architectural journey that reflects upon one of the most important UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Islamic World. Studies, essays and interviews are presented with analytical graphics, data, drawings and photo journals. The complexity of a medieval urban form and its relevance in the modern world is unraveled. This book offers designers, researchers and travelers an insight into conservation, tourism, art and the community of Fes. Selected design proposals create a dialogue between cultural authenticity, craftsmanship and sustainable technologies. Following conservation guidelines, these projects offer provocative new ideas for a careful revitalization and rehabilitation of the Medina.

2011 MACPHERSON: 21ST CENTURY ESTATE Editor: Tan Beng Kiang Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-8945-6 List Price: SG$30 This book presents a vision of what MacPherson can become in the 21st century. It documents the research, mapping studies, proposed masterplan and proposed designs for a 21st Century MacPherson done in 2010 by the Community Design Studio in the Department of Architecture.

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2010 BUILDING LIVES : A COMMUNITY PROJECT WITH GAWAD KALINGA IN MANILA Editor: Tan Beng Kiang Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-7802-3 List Price: SG$29 Poverty is a global problem especially in the non-west. A new generation of architects needs to be educated to be sensitive to the issues of poverty in the region around them. In response to this, the Department of Architecture of the National University of Singapore initiated a Community Design studio.

This book is based on the design works of the first Community Design Interyear Studio for projects in Manila.This book documents the learning journey of the architecture students, presenting their research, activities, masterplans, individual building designs, thesis projects and a hands-on built project.

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2011 MUAR: TRIBUTARIES AND TRANSITIONS Editor: Lai Chee Kien, Ho Weng Hin, Lim Take Bane and Megat Ariff Shah Megat Omar Shah Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 973-981-08-9807-6 List Price: S$20/SG$25 At the south-western corner of Muar district in Johor where the Muar River meets the Straits of Malacca sits the town of Bandar Maharani. Culturally, Muar has a rich heritage and is famed for its architecturally-significant buildings and lion dance troupes. This book documents the cultural uniqueness of Muar.

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2012 YEARBOOK 2012 Editor: Lilian Chee Student Editors: Patricia Chia, Clifford Au Yong and Joel Lau Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: C2251-2365 List Price: US$25/SG$30 Initiated in academic year 2009/2010 to replace FOLIO, the yearbook NUS Design 2012 profiles the school’s collective memory of things that it valued and the sum of activities that makes the Department especially unique, and reinforces NUS as a leading global university centered in Asia, influencing the future.

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2012 VERTICAL CITIES ASIA INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION AND SYMPOSIUM 2012 VOLUME 2: EVERYONE AGES Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2011 YEARBOOK 2011 Editor: Lilian Chee Student Editors: Jolene Liam Yuexin, Lim Chee Kean and Quek See Hong Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 2251-2365 List Price: US$25/SG$30 Initiated in academic year 2009/2010 to replace FOLIO, the yearbook NUS Design 2011 profiles the school’s collective memory of things that it valued and the sum of activities that makes the Department especially unique, and reinforces NUS as a leading global university centered in Asia, influencing the future.

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2011 PROCEEDINGS OF EAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURAL CULTURE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-8736-0

2011 SHAPING SHIPAI 11 ALTERNATIVES FOR GUANGZHOU’S URBAN VILLAGES Editor: Guangzhou Studio Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-9524-2

2011 SPECULATIONS Editor: Bobby Wong Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-9457-3 Speculations is a chronicle of design projects done by 13 NUS Department of Architecture Year 4 students over the course of Semester 2 2010/2011, under the instruction of A/P Bobby Wong. The projects reflect a two-pronged (macro and micro) investigation. The macro response comprises of masterplans, involving the projection of societal and contextual conditions upon which architecture is contingent. On the micro level, students elaborate on these reactions into individual projects, detailed with technical imagination, addressing sociopolitical premises and realism. The intention is to transcend beyond the mere search for expression, to confront directly items and concepts upon which this language is conceived.

2011 VERTICAL CITIES ASIA INTERNATIONAL DESIGN COMPETITION VOLUME 1: EVERYONE NEEDS FRESH AIR Editor: Ng Waikeen, Jeffrey Chan Kok Hui, Cheah Kok Ming and Cho Im Sik Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-07-1419-2 List Price: SG$38 To purchase this book, please visit NUS Press.

The Vertical Cities Asia International Design Competition and Symposium was created to encourage design explorations and research into the prospects of new architectural and planning models for the increasingly vertical, dense and intense urban environments in Asia. This publication brings together the spectrum of innovative design and theoretical approaches proposed by the participating universities.

2010 MEETING IN MALACCA. AN EXPERIENTIAL GUIDEBOOK Editor: Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-6014-1 List Price: SG$15 Up close, Malacca is, for all intent and purposes, a visually legible town.

We can obtain a cursory understanding of its many beginnings through discernible traces: natural and man-made, old and recent. Such as its shophouse precincts, narrow streets, town square, hills and a river. Also visible are clear and imminent forces dangerously transforming these legacies faster than any efforts to fully understand them. The sources of these threats are several folds, among these – the gradual emptying of the town’s population for the sprawling terrace-housing estates, the depletion and attrition of the town’s old urban building stocks, and careless conservation processes. Our architecture year 1 students’ Malacca field trip and workshop studies are underpinned by the above urgencies. With NUS’ Tun Tan Cheng Lock Center for Asian Architectural and Urban Heritage (@ 54-56 Heeren Street) providing the staging platform for the learning process, the students venture out on their day’s search. And their findings are recorded in this book.

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2010 ON ASIAN STREETS AND PUBLIC SPACE SELECTED EASSAYS FROM GREAT ASIAN STREETS SYMPOSIUMS (GASS) 1 AND 2 Editors: Heng Chye Kiang, Low Boon Liang and Hee Limin Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 78-9971-69-490-6 List Price: SG$38 To purchase this book, please visit NUS Press.

This volume presents articles focusing on four prevalent themes,namely transformation and modernity, the cultures of streets, experiencing the street and finally, design and qaulity of streets. However, these themes inevitably overlap, pointing out again the complexity of what we call the ‘street’ and the necessity for interdisciplinary research.

2010 SUSTAINABILITY TO ME IS Editors: Cheah Kok Ming and Huang Yi Chun Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-9264-7

2010 RETURNING TAIPING THE TOWN OF TIN, RAIN, COMMERCE, LEISURE AND HERITAGE Editors: Ho Weng Hin, Lai Chee Kien, Lim Take Bane and Megat Ariff Shah Megat Omar Shah Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-3499-3 List Price: US$20/SG$25 Returning Taiping offers readers insight into the architectural and urban heritage of Taiping, Malaysia, inextricably linked to its unique natural and manmade landscapes, as well as the country’s socio-economic history. This book is based on a study of the former tin-mining town in Perak by staff and students from the architecture departments of the University of Malaya (UM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS). This book presents the urban analyses, documentation, measured drawings and architectural models executed during the UM-NUS Joint Studio conducted in May and June 2010 Please ADD US$15 for Surface Postage for Overseas Orders. To purchase, please email akisec@nus.edu.sg with the NAME and TITLE of the publication.

2010 YEARBOOK 2010 Editor: Lilian Chee Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-6723-2 List Price: US$25/SG$30 Initiated this past academic year 2009/2010 to replace FOLIO, the yearbook NUS Design 2010 profiles the school’s collective memory of things that it valued and the sum of activities that makes the Department especially unique, and reinforces NUS as a leading global university centered in Aisa, influencing the future.

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2009 RE:CLAIMING HERITAGE – SHOPHOUSES AND VERNACULAR HOUSES IN KUALA TERENGGANU, MALAYSIA Editor: Oscar Carracedo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-3498-2 List Price: US$15/SG$20 This book offers insights into the architecture and the urban landscapes of Kuala Terangganu, the kampongs and shophouses in Kampung Cina, Kampung Lorong Haji Jamil, Kampung Banggol and Kampung Tiong. Based on a study by staffs and students from the architectural departments of the University of Malaya (UM) and the National University of Singapore (NUS) conducted from May to June 2009, the project involved urban analysis, documentation, measured drawings and model making. The result is a valuable study of a part of Kuala Terangganu that is witnessing rapid change due to land reclamation and its accompanying demolition works. Through color maps, drawings and photographs, this book showcases these urban streetscapes and shophouses, their value and significance, as well as highlights them as important built environments in Southeast Asia.

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2009 SINGAPORE WEAVE: HONG KONG-SHENZHEN BIENNALE Editors: Heng Chye Kiang, Wong Yunn Chii, Erwin Viray and Huo Ning Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-4132-4

2009 WATER MARGINS: 01 Editor: Hee Limin, Low Boon Liang, Heng Chye Kiang, Ooi Giok Ling, Erwing Viray and Han Meyer Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-2694-9 List Price: US$53/S$75 Local waterfronts have acquired increasing relevance to the economic development of cities, and in turn afforded themselves as key nodes in globalization processes and tourism development. A crucial aspect of the competitive repositioning of Asian cities in the global arena is the capacity of post-industrial waterfronts for urban and environmental regeneration. As these cities shift from industrial to service economies, the quality of their urban spaces become increasingly important. The visibility of waterfront areas and its access to other parts of the city become assets to the redevelopment of these places. As such, waterfront developments have attracted the attention of different bodies interested in varying aspects of such development.

The book discusses the driving forces and the resulting urban transformation of the urban waterfront spaces of selected Asian cities, within their economic, political, social and cultural milieu. Changes in public-policy governing land-use on the waterfront have allowed for the new spatial configurations, including the changing roles of actors and agencies in the transformations of waterfronts. Another focus would be the nature of public involvement and resultant benefit from these development and changes. The overall changing spatial relationship of the waterfront with the city is the main emphasis of the study. New spatialities generated by the redevelopment of the waterfronts have the potential to create new meanings for the urban spaces of the city.

The book covers the findings of the research that compares waterfront developments in Yokohama (MM21), Seoul (Han River) and Singapore (Marina Bay and Singapore River) and situates these within the milieu of global urban waterfront transformations.

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2009 PROCEEDING OF 5TH GASS 2008 FUTURE-ASIAN-SPACE Editor: Davisi Boontharm, Erwin Viray and Hee Limin Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-2012-1 Please ADD US$15 for Surface Postage for Overseas Orders. To purchase, please email akisec@nus.edu.sg with the NAME and TITLE of the publication.

2009 DO.UNDO.REDO Editor: M Khairul Anwar BMR, Chan Bao Xian Charissa Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 978-981-08-2429-7 A joint SIA-NUS exhibition of works by National University of Singapore, Architecture year 1 students.

“As a studio exercise, the first year students of NUS Department of Architecture reconstructed models and design documents of Leonardo Da Vinci inventions from his original hand sketches”.

2007 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 10) Editors: Wong Yunn Chii and Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2006 ACAU REVIEW 2006 Editor: Low Boon Liang Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 981-05-6633-6 This book is published in conjunction with the ACAU 2006 Singapore Workshop held at the National University of Singapore in July 2006.

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2006 Architecture, Culture, Ethics Editor: Lee Kah Wee Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 981-05-6965-3 List Price: SG$14.70 This book is published in conjunction with a urban studies workshop with Professor William Lim Siew Wai – “Through the Lens of Cultural Studies” – held at the National University of Singapore from 15-19 May 2006. It includes essays by the editor, Professor Lim, and transcripts of the workshop discussions.

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2006 4TH GREAT ASIAN STREETS SYMPOSIUM: RECLAIMING THE CITY Editor: Huo Ning and Lee Kah Wee Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 981-05-7124-0 List Price: US$30/SG$25 This book is published in conjunction with the 4th Great Asian Streets Symposium held at the National University of Singapore in December 2006.

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2006 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 9) Editors: Wong Yunn Chii and Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2005 FOLIO 06 Editor: Li Shiqiao and Belinda Ho Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 981-05-2697-0 List Price: US$22/S$36 Documents of Department of Architecture, including talks, workshops, proceedings, international award-winning designs and research projects.

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2005 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 8) Editors: Wong Yunn Chii and Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2004 JOURNAL OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN ARCHITECTURE (VOLUME 7) Editors: Wong Yunn Chii and Johannes Widodo Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0218-9593 List Price: US$15/SG$20 The Journal of Southeast Asian Architecture is a publication of the Department of Architecture. Its aim is to publicize research, scholarly writings and discussions on architecture and related subjects in Southeast Asia.

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2003 FOLIO 05 Editor: Li Shiqiao, Philip Bay, Heng Chye Kiang, Li Xiaodong, Belinda Ho, Low Boon Liang, Joseph Lim, Tsuto Sakamoto, Erwin Viray, Bobby Wong, Stephen Wittkopf, Wong Yunn Chii and Yen Ching Chiuan Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore

2003 THE HOUSE OF TAN YEOK NEE: THE CONSERVATION OF A NATIONAL MONUMENT Editor: Chan Yew Lih, Heng Chye Kiang and Gretchen Liu Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 981-3065-68-0

2002 FOLIO 04 Editor: Li Shiqiao, Philip Bay, Lilian Chee, Hee Limin, Vincent Lim and Wong Yunn Chii Publisher: Centre for Advanced Studies in Architecture (CASA), Department of Architecture, National University of Singapore ISSN: 0219-7197 Please ADD US$15 for Surface Postage for Overseas Orders. To purchase, please email akisec@nus.edu.sg with the NAME and TITLE of the publication.