Cultural Heritage and Peripheral Spaces in Singapore

Exploring the intricate dynamics of land use in Singapore, this book combines personal experiences with academic research to highlight historical, cultural, and economic interactions. It delves into the nostalgia associated with Singaporean heritage, examining how individuals interpret and create meanings around peripheral, heritage, and green spaces. By integrating informal observations with local history, it reveals the subjective processes of meaning-making amid broader theoretical frameworks that reflect the impact of economic changes on urban landscapes, particularly in marginalized areas.