Constructing Singapore Public Space

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Focusing on the unique characteristics of Singapore's public space, this book critiques the traditional democratic-rationalist views prevalent in Western discourse. It aims to create a conceptual framework for understanding Singapore's public spaces, analyze case studies to develop a preliminary model, and explore production methods and representations in a rapidly evolving urban environment. Additionally, it situates these findings within the broader public space discourse, assessing the potential of this interpretive model.