Extent of Artists' Involvement in URA's City Planning Work

Usha Chandradas asked the Minister for National Development about the extent of artists' involvement in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's city planning work.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority collaborates with agencies, local stakeholders, and the artistic community to implement public art projects and placemaking initiatives that create distinctive public spaces.
An example provided is the transformation of facades at 45 and 47 Sultan Gate in Kampong Gelam, where artists engaged the community to create a mural inspired by local iconography, supported by URA's Lively Places Fund.

Usha Chandradas asked the Minister for National Development about the extent of artists' involvement in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's city planning work.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority collaborates with agencies, local stakeholders, and the artistic community to implement public art projects and placemaking initiatives that create distinctive public spaces.
An example provided is the transformation of facades at 45 and 47 Sultan Gate in Kampong Gelam, where artists engaged the community to create a mural inspired by local iconography, supported by URA's Lively Places Fund.

Usha Chandradas asked the Minister for National Development about the extent of artists' involvement in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's city planning work.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority collaborates with agencies, local stakeholders, and the artistic community to implement public art projects and placemaking initiatives that create distinctive public spaces.
An example provided is the transformation of facades at 45 and 47 Sultan Gate in Kampong Gelam, where artists engaged the community to create a mural inspired by local iconography, supported by URA's Lively Places Fund.

Usha Chandradas asked the Minister for National Development about the extent of artists' involvement in the Urban Redevelopment Authority's city planning work.
The Urban Redevelopment Authority collaborates with agencies, local stakeholders, and the artistic community to implement public art projects and placemaking initiatives that create distinctive public spaces.
An example provided is the transformation of facades at 45 and 47 Sultan Gate in Kampong Gelam, where artists engaged the community to create a mural inspired by local iconography, supported by URA's Lively Places Fund.

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