STORIES
Singapore Magazine Stories Block
Champion Of Conservation
Singaporean architect and academic Professor Ho Puay Ping discusses the crucial role of culture and heritage in fostering international bonds.
Standing Tall
The world’s foremost authority on skyscrapers, CTBUH shares innovative ideas on high-rise living at a global conference in Singapore.
Learning On The Field
Associate Professor Nigel Tan, the latest recipient of the National Outstanding Clinician Educator Award, shares why Singaporeans should focus on contextdriven and peer-based learning for better outcomes.
A Creative Base
Italian Dario Riecherl shares his thoughts on Singapore’s homegrown ingenuity – from food to furniture – with a cosmopolitan twist.
A Champion Of Sustainable Living
The founder of Green Nudge muses about the sacrifices he has had to make to forge a greener world for future generations.
Framing A Universal View
The Singaporean director of a photo festival in Cambodia hopes to spark new cultural dialogues in the Asian photography community.
Pitching For Success
A Singapore sports firm helps migrant domestic workers fulfil their unrealised dreams by enabling them to play in a local futsal league.
Wardrobe For All Seasons
A local social enterprise is determined to redefine the way Singaporeans fill their closets.
Cuisine, Culture And Community
Singaporean K-Lin Lim’s eatery in Chiang Mai might be a Michelin-rated establishment, but food has never been the sole focus at this social enterprise.
Serving With Love
A Singapore-based volunteer-driven collective helps build schools and water tanks in remote Southeast Asian areas.
Good Nutrition, Healthy Nation
Indonesian non-profit 1000 Days Fund helps to combat childhood stunting through greater awareness and raise healthier children through better nourishment.
Hope In The Himalayas
Singaporean photojournalist and wildlife advocate Debby Ng helps to safeguard wildlife in Nepal by sterilising local canine species.
Connecting Beyond Spoken Words
A virtual and physical pop-up cafe run by Singaporean speech therapist Evelyn Khoo provides a safe haven and support network for people with aphasia who are re-learning to communicate.
