Neighbourhood Life SG Team·Aug 28What the Wet Market Knows That the Rest of the City Has ForgottenThe first thing is not the smell. It is the sound.A response icon1A response icon1
Neighbourhood Life SG Team·Aug 7The Street That Holds Two Centuries in One AfternoonThe first sound is not traffic. It is the call to prayer, rising over the rooftops just as the light turns gold.
Project Broken Barges·Aug 5Seletar’s Travellers, Migrants and DiasporasNote: No AI was used in the making of this article
Sean Goh·Jul 31Bullock-Cart Water and the Streets That Learned to SurviveThere’s a corner on Sago Lane where the morning light comes in slow.
Sean Goh·Jul 24The Tree That Gave a Place Its NameThe first time I really stopped on Bussorah Street, it was late afternoon and the heat had finally loosened its grip.
Sean Goh·Jul 17What the Five-Foot Way Taught Me About Living TogetherIt started raining while I stood under the five-foot way on a side street off Keong Saik Road. Not the dramatic kind of rain. Just the…
Project Broken Barges·May 12The Waters Of The Koswe: Weighing The Causes and CostsThe very old causeway. (Well, we say old but there are older Singaporeans still around)
Project Broken Barges·Mar 29The Reds That Make Me: Of Corundums and Tea“I asked myself, am I Chinese or Indian?”A response icon2A response icon2
Project Broken Barges·Aug 3, 2025Spanless in Seletar: For Want Of A FeelingWelcoming to all. Building a community that endures.
Project Broken Barges·Jul 2, 2025When the School Bell rings: the Old Teachers’ Housing EstateThe Old Teachers’ Housing Estate — A story of legacy, tenacity and veracity.
