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Happy 2021! The Share the Moment projection mapping shows on the facades of The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and the Merlion. Shape a Distinctive City
The inspiring stories behind
these light projection shows
As we count down to the new year, the facades of
The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, the Merlion and
ArtScience Museum are being lit up nightly with
projection mapping shows featuring student
artworks! See if you can spot special artworks
featuring outstanding givers who came together to
support the community in 2020.
Discover the artworks
Go Car-Lite
Go on a #ExploreSGRide
Here are some ideas for exploring the North, West
and East on a bicycle. Try out these scenic routes
covering Woodlands, Jurong Lake District and
Tampines, so you can discover hidden gems
around Singapore!
See the routes
Rethinking transport facilities
for shared mobility
Transport facilities such as pick-up and drop-off
points and car parks can be reimagined, as
shared mobility grows in popularity. In the latest
Urban Lab article, we outline some innovative
ideas for how transport facilities can be made
more adaptable and convenient.
Read the article
Plan Our Future SG
Expanded public charging
network for electric vehicles
Look forward to over 600 new Electric Vehicle
(EV) charging points in 2022. Our newly-launched
tender with the Land Transport Authority (LTA)
aims to make EV charging points more accessible
by installing them at over 200 public car parks
across Singapore.
Find out more
Rooftops go green
Urban farms have sprung up on rooftops around
our city, bringing pockets of green above malls,
community buildings and multi-storey car parks.
With produce such as spinach, dragonfruit and
eggplant cultivated on these rooftops, they
contribute to Singapore's food resilience, plus
inject some high-rise greenery to our cityscape!
Explore these urban farms
Enliven Public Spaces
Our green network of recreation
spaces
Today, parks, greenery and park connectors can
be found near residents' doorsteps, thanks to
long-term planning for an islandwide network of
parks and waterways. We will continue to plan
for more recreational spaces near homes – look
out for more options coming your way!
Discover some recreational spaces
Enjoying green spaces safely
These "hearts" are a new addition to the Discover
Tanjong Pagar Community Green, a creative way
to help visitors enjoy the space while safely
distanced. Look out for 16 new trees freshly
planted by the Discover Tanjong Pagar pilot
Business Improvement District as well, with more
to be planted around the district in the coming
years!
Find out more
Conserve Built Heritage
A building that tells stories
The Queenstown Public Library has been popular
with the community since it first opened its doors
in 1970, and today this conserved building is
distinctive for its bow-tie-shaped roof and lattice
patterned screen walls. As the surrounding
Dawson Estate is completed in the future, it will
continue to share its stories with its visitors.
Explore the building
You can now use the Space Out website to check crowd level information for more
than 130 parks, amenities and attractions!
Visit spaceout.gov.sg
Some ways you can stay safe
while enjoying the year-end
festivities:
• Use Space Out to check crowd
levels before leaving home
• Mask up at all times, except
when eating or drinking
• Keep at least 1-metre distance
from others
Designing for Distancing is a URA project to encourage safe
distancing while adding delight to the boardwalk along the
Marina Bay waterfront promenade.
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