The verandah riots
And you thought you were passionate about architecture.
The excavation of a shipwreck
The non-scandal around the recovery of a ninth century shipwreck.
A watery story
Are autocratic regimes necessary to push through the changes we need to save our planet?
Whither the future of higher education in Asia?
What is the future of higher education in Asia?
Pondering the haze
How does a single nation handle a transnational problem?
A surprisingly interesting history of vast empty spaces
Sometimes less really is more.
Why Singapore built a zoo
For a new nation with few natural resources, the decision to build a zoo was a strange one.
Anatomy of a neighbourhood
Understanding the inner workings of a city.
The visual sociologist
Samsara speaks to Terence Heng, a visual sociologist who studies Chinese Christian wedding rituals, spirit mediums, grave exhumation rituals and other exciting stuff.
The open hand
The inspiration behind Moshe Safdie's design for the Art Science Museum in Singapore: Le Corbusier's "Open Hand" in Chandigarh?
If you want to save the planet, don't buy so much stuff
Recycling doesn’t let us off the hook for our consumption choices.
A bit of Singapore in Sidhpur?
Noting a remarkable similarity between the homes of the Dawoodi Bohras of Sidhpur and the Peranakan Chinese.
Asian Values
The Intimate Enemy
Alain Soldeville’s photos of the transgender community in Singapore in the 1980s are startlingly intimate.