About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 67. Chapters: Architecture firms of Singapore, Buildings and structures in Singapore, Housing in Singapore, Public housing in Singapore, Singaporean architects, Urban planning in Singapore, Future developments in Singapore, Singapore Flyer, Architecture of Singapore, Swan and Maclaren, Poh Ern Shih Temple, Shophouse, Ong Teng Cheong, Supreme Court of Singapore, Walk In Selection, Istana, List of buildings and structures in Singapore, DP Architects, Housing and Development Board, Parliament House, Singapore, Administrative divisions of Singapore, Design, Build and Sell Scheme, Selective En bloc Redevelopment Scheme, Raffles City, Old Supreme Court Building, Singapore, WOHA, Lift Upgrading Programme, Old Parliament House, Singapore, Additional CPF Housing Grant, City Hall, Singapore, Mama shop, Urban planning areas in Singapore, Urban Redevelopment Authority, Treelodge@Punggol, Public housing precincts in Singapore, Regions of Singapore, Snow City, St James Power Station, Jackson Plan, The Chinese High School Clock Tower Building, Main Upgrading Programme, Five foot way, Home Improvement Programme, Development Guide Plan, Neighbourhood Renewal Programme, CleanTech Park, Build-To-Order, Regional centre, Kelong, Singapore Institute of Architects, Black and white bungalow, Subordinate Courts of Singapore, One Raffles Link, Void deck, Punggol Sapphire, Attap dwelling, Four Mansions, Denis Lesley McSwiney, Marina Promenade, Singapore, Yew Tee Residences. Excerpt: Public housing in Singapore is currently managed by the Housing and Development Board. The majority of the residential housing developments in Singapore are publicly governed and developed and about 85% of Singaporeans live in such houses. These flats are located in housing estates, which are self-contained satellite towns with schools, supermarkets, clinics, hawker centres, as...
