+ Follow ANN SIANG HILL Tag
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[Title] => Eat, sail and shop!
[Summary] => It’s strange how perceptions change. When you’re young and a dunce in math, it is impossible to believe that numbers and calculations can be fun.
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[Title] => When it rains, it Singapours
[Summary] => It’s been barely a month since I last saw Singapore.
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One of the major deficiencies of our metropolis is the lack of open green space. Urban development here has been so uncontrolled that every bit of real estate is built on or concreted over for parking. Very little opportunity exists for courtyards, plazas, and much less public parks. There are, however, opportunities for little pockets of open and sometimes green space in dense cities like ours.
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ANN SIANG HILL
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