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Table of Contents Ch1: Beyond Description: Singapore Space Historicity Ryan Bishop, John Phillips, Wei-Wei Yeo Ch2: Of Trees and the Heartland: Historicity and Representations of Singaporean Landscape Wei-Wei Yeo Ch 3: Towards A Spatial History of Emergency: Notes from Singapore Gregory Clancey Ch 4: 'The Vertical Order Has Come to an End': the Insignia of the Military C3I and Urbanism in Global Networks Ryan Bishop Ch 5: At Home in the Worlds: Community and Consumption in Urban Singapore Philip Holden Ch 6: Evangelical Economies and Abjected Spaces: Cultural Territorialisation in Singapore Robbie Goh Ch 7: Singapore: A Skyline of Pragmatism Kwek Mean Luck Ch 8: The Axis of Singapore: South Bridge Road Bob Powell Ch 9: Modernist Urbanism and Its Revitalization William Lim Siew-Wai Ch 10: Post-functionalist Urbanism, the Postmodern and Singapore Heinz Paetzold Ch 11: Tropical City, History Re-considered Wong Chong Thai Bobby Ch 12, Intelligent Island, Baroque Ecology Aihwa Ong Ch 13: As the Wind Blows and Dew Came Down: Ghost Stories and Collective Memory in Singapore Carole Faucher Ch 14: Urban Archiving John Phillips
Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: Architecture Singapore, City planning Singapore, Architecture and history Singapore, Globalization