Well-Being in the City: Innovating Healthy Living

Bidadari Park (Image source: Finbarr Fallon)

The exhibition explores how research insights can drive innovative urban planning and design solutions that nurture health and well-being for all.

Shaping a Happy Healthy City: Planning and designing a city that promotes good health and active living have always been a priority for Singapore. With an ageing population, climate change, and increasingly diverse aspirations amongst the citizenry, it is even more important to ensure that every day spaces encourage active lifestyles, foster social connections and provide restorative experiences. Through this exhibition, you will explore the research insights that could drive innovative urban planning and design to help everyone live better, healthier and longer lives.

Designing for Comfort and Well-being: How might research insights guide us in planning and designing environments that encourage us to be more active physically and socially?
A National University of Singapore (NUS) study used advanced Artificial Intelligence techniques to analyse how visual elements in urban spaces influence how cool or warm we feel.

Well-Being in the City: Innovating Healthy Living

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