Building History, Designing the Future

Course Content:

• The Evolution of Singaporean Architecture: From the colonial era to modernization, showing early architectural styles and buildings left over from the colonies
• How Singapore’s Multi-ethnic Background Affects Its Architectural Style: Introducing the architectural features of Malay, Indian and Chinese communities, such as the unique architectural style of Little India, Kampong Glam and Chinatown.
• Singapore’s Architectural Achievements in Urban Planning and Modernization: Landmark buildings such as Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay, discussing their design concepts and environmental protection technologies.
• The Development Trend of Singaporean Architecture: Green buildings, smart cities and sustainable design, etc., discussing how to respond to the challenges of climate change and population growth through architecture.
• Practical Activities: Students collaborate to design urban architectural models, combine technology and environmental protection concepts to conceive and present in groups.

Course Features:

• Elite bilingual teaching from Singapore’s prestigious schools
• Taught by researchers and tutors from the National University of Singapore
• Certification from Singapore’s top educational institutions