Cultural Heritage and Peripheral Spaces in Singapore

Focusing on the intricate interplay of historical, cultural, and economic factors, this book explores land use in Singapore through personal experiences and academic insights. It delves into the nostalgic interpretations of heritage and green spaces, highlighting how individuals create meaning in these areas amid the backdrop of urban change. By combining informal observations with research on local history, it examines the subjective processes of meaning-making within broader theoretical frameworks, particularly in relation to marginalized regions affected by economic development.