Seminar on "Community art and creative place-making in Singapore" Dr.Tou Chuang Chang National University of Singapore
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wiliam56park
5 days ago
What strikes me most about the concept of 'urban resurgence' is the paradox at its core. The very factors that drive a city's revitalization—the influx of high-value industries like tech and finance—simultaneously accelerate inequality. EPass We see global cities polarizing into a 'dual city': a highly compensated professional class on one side, and a massive, precarious service sector that keeps the city running but is priced out of living in it. The resurgence isn't accidental; the inequality seems structurally baked into the growth model itself.
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asep bonday
Apr 06
Thanks for sharing this, very useful info. I’ve seen Soju88 mentioned a lot lately too.
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asep bonday
Apr 02
Thanks for sharing this perspective. It aligns with what I’ve noticed while browsing SOJU88 recently.
What strikes me most about the concept of 'urban resurgence' is the paradox at its core. The very factors that drive a city's revitalization—the influx of high-value industries like tech and finance—simultaneously accelerate inequality. EPass We see global cities polarizing into a 'dual city': a highly compensated professional class on one side, and a massive, precarious service sector that keeps the city running but is priced out of living in it. The resurgence isn't accidental; the inequality seems structurally baked into the growth model itself.
Thanks for sharing this, very useful info. I’ve seen Soju88 mentioned a lot lately too.
Thanks for sharing this perspective. It aligns with what I’ve noticed while browsing SOJU88 recently.