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We can seek further buy in from the community in involving their inputs for the use of the heritage building

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It is somewhat equivalent to persuading donors to lend their treasures to NHB institutions. To allow the younger generation to appreciate the heritage and culture of the building

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How successful is NHB currently in mitigating heritage retention?

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Religious tourism should be viewed as a viable way of "earning" from heritage. Since Singapore has always been and still is a site of pilgrimage from many from this region and larger Asia

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Perhaps try more of adaptive reusing? Create new memories with old buildings/old places. Enhancing utility of the heritage buildings would help to drive a case for preservation.

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Augmenting The Stories of Built Heritage

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Augmenting The Stories of Built Heritage

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Explore possible ways of leveraging on technology via storytellers? to layer on the stories associated with the spaces. e.g. https://soundandinteraction.wordpress.com/2011/10/01/louis-vuitton-soundwalk-and-other-urban-sound-walk-practice/

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There are existing interest crafts group that inject Asian design influenced by heritage and/or culture - perhaps NHB may engage with these groups on foster

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Working with the community centres or clubs?

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I always find the Kranji area fascinating and rich with history.
The area has Kranji war memorial, Kranji army barracks, Kranji railway train crossing. There is a poorly maintained resort. Could even have a resort with farming activities where NHB can provide support. Kranji countryside Association also has this futurefood vision (should be NEA related) and farmers market events. Quite a lot of collaboration I would foresee.

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Work with community interest groups to document heritage assets in a systematic manner (eg. conduct workshops to share criteria of photo taking, introduce set templates and procedures in documenting/identifying objects of significance)

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There are niche interest in the wood makers movement. And IHC has interesting Chettinad doors that has interesting carvings that's related to woodcraft. How can we encourage RnD by the community. Basically to learn from the past to build the future

https://www.lifestyleasia.com/sg/culture/the-arts/learn-woodworking-in-singapore/

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QR Code for Our Heritage Assets Breakout Room 01

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QR Code for Our Heritage Assets Breakout Room 01

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PROMOTING, CARING AND CONSERVING ARCHAEOLOGY

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PROMOTING, CARING AND CONSERVING ARCHAEOLOGY

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1. How do we grow interest in archaeology among the younger generation?

2. How do we develop greater professionalism and local capabilities in archaeology?

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HERITAGE AS RESOURCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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HERITAGE AS RESOURCE FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

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1. How can NHB play a greater role in the retention and use of heritage buildings?

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1. What are some new ways for people and the NGOs to be involved in preserving and promoting our Heritage Assets?

2. How do we enhance access to information on tangible heritage, archaeology, artefacts, early Singapore history, etc?

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