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PLAY! Tomorrow’s Tropical Cities Exhibition

Exploring the concept of ‘Play’ in the context of the future tropical metropolis, the “PLAY! Tomorrow’s Tropical Cities” exhibition features innovative ideas of next-gen designers from around the world. It is a response to the disruptions of emerging digital technology on our cities. As global conditions remain unpredictable, it is even more essential for us to explore the role of ‘play’ in building resilient societies.

Virtual Tour and Dialogue: 10 October 2020, 3pm – 4.30pm

Venue: National Design Centre, Design Gallery 1, Level 1

When: 2 Oct - 26 Nov 2020, 9am - 9pm

By: National Design Centre (NDC)

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