Titlebook: Building Resilient Neighbourhoods in Singapore; The Convergence of P Chan-Hoong Leong,Lai-Choo Malone-Lee Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapo

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Francisco Barahona,William H. Cunninghamality, participatory involvement and strong governance are vigorously promoted. The essays in this book contribute to the on-going discourse on these thematic areas and, using Singapore as the contextual backdrop, highlight how cities can embrace this new urban paradigm in the way they are planned, designed, developed, governed and managed.

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G. S. Thomas,J. C. Jennings,P. Abbottto contribute toward social cohesion, a collective identity and community support. These are all characteristics of resilient cities. Singapore’s National Parks Board has undertaken a series of research studies in collaboration with medical professionals, that seek to understand these important aspects of social resilience in cities.

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Mathieu Desbrun,Fernando de Goesill reveal key challenges in implementing participatory planning in local neighbourhood context and offer insights into potential avenues for strengthening community’s capacity to initiate collective action, which is essential to support long term social sustainability and resilience of neighbourhoods.

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Ray Tracing of Quadratic Parametric Surfacee. Guided by the ‘Neighbourhood Arts and Culture Impact Assessment’ (NACIA) framework and the conceptual lenses of placemaking and cultural ecology, this chapter then discusses the roles and capacities of arts and culture initiatives in building sustainable community arts development and resilient local urban communities.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55007-5nmental features. Nursing homes for instance, can blend into urban neighbourhoods so that they become part of the residents’ social life. Architects need to empathise with the diverse points of views from other disciplines and the end users, and nurture a symbiotic relationship with the different segments of the community.

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Building Social Resilience Through Parks and Common Recreational Spaces,to contribute toward social cohesion, a collective identity and community support. These are all characteristics of resilient cities. Singapore’s National Parks Board has undertaken a series of research studies in collaboration with medical professionals, that seek to understand these important aspects of social resilience in cities.

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Bringing Arts Closer to Local Communities: Spatial Opportunities and Impacts on Community Bonding,e. Guided by the ‘Neighbourhood Arts and Culture Impact Assessment’ (NACIA) framework and the conceptual lenses of placemaking and cultural ecology, this chapter then discusses the roles and capacities of arts and culture initiatives in building sustainable community arts development and resilient local urban communities.