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Activity 1
Step 1: Find the locations featured in the photos below and answer the accompanying questions
Step 2: Re-arrange your responses on the Padlet wall so they are placed below the corresponding questions. E.g. Response 1 to be shifted and placed below Question 1

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Activity 1
Step 1: Refer to the photographs below
Step 2: Explore the area around Station 3 and find these buildings in the present day.
Step 3: Take a photo of these buildings in the current day
Step 4: Upload these photos onto your Padlet Wall
Step 5: Re-arrange your uploaded photos so they are placed below the corresponding old photos of the same building.

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Adaptive reuse, or adaptive re-use architecture, is the process of repurposing buildings — old buildings that have outlived their original purposes — for different uses or functions while at the same time retaining their historic features. Examples of adaptive reuse from around the world can be seen below

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Clarke Quay is a unique, conserved historical landmark located along the Singapore River and at the fringe of Singapore's Central Business District. Comprising five blocks of restored shophouses and warehouses infused with funky art-deco structures, Clarke Quay plays host to a wide range of dining and entertainment options.

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What led to Whampoa's failure to profit from the sale of ice imported from the USA?

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A former bread factory that has now been transformed into office space

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Activity 2
Step 1: Choose 2 buildings you have identified in Activity 1
Step 2: Use what you have learnt in LA about personification and put yourself into the persona of the 2 buildings you have identified for Question 1 and Question 2.
Step 3: Put yourself into the shoes of a former resident of the area and answer Question 3
Step 4: Answer each of the following questions based on the corresponding roles highlighted above.
Step 5: Re-arrange your responses on the Padlet wall so they are placed below the corresponding questions. E.g. Responses to Question 1 to be shifted and placed below Building 1

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An international architectural company was commissioned to redesign the shophouse facades, streetscapes and riverfront dining areas in two development phases. The newly redeveloped Clarke Quay consistently attracts over 2 million visitors a year and is a major social and tourist component of brand Singapore. Crucial to its success is the ingenious moderation of the micro-climate through the design of sophisticated shading and cooling systems which reduce the ambient temperature by 4 degrees Celsius while enhancing the riverfront and streets with tremendous visual interests.

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Look for this bridge. How many versions of this bridge existed and when was this current version built? Why do you think this bridge was rebuilt many times?

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Explain 1 aspect that you like and 1 aspect that you dislike about how you have been readapted.

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A former fire station that has been repurposed to become a boutique hotel

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Activity 2
Step 1: You will be given an envelope containing 4 photographs of specific locations within the area.
Step 2: You are required to find the modern day locations featured in each of the 4 photos.
Step 3: Align the photos with their current day location so the old and new can be compared (refer to example below)
Step 4: Take a new photo to show what has changed and what remains the same (refer to example below)
Step 5: Create a new post below the photo you have taken and highlight at least 1 example of change and 1 example of continuity that can be seen in the photo you have taken (refer to example below)

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Why do you think the government decide to keep your original form while the rest of your neighbours were demolished and rebuilt?

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Having grown up in the area, do you and your friends think that ClarkeQuay is a good example of adaptive reuse being implemented? Why or Why not?

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The former Supreme Court and City Hall Buildings that have been converted into an Art Gallery

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Change
The roads used to be only for pedestrians while it is now also being used by vehicles
Continuity
The site remains a popular attraction destination for the people both in the Past and Present

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Change
Horse drawn carriages used to be a mode of transport in the past while cars are used in the present
Continuity
The moulin rouge business still exists in the present day although its location has changed

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One thing that I like is that i still look the same as before while having a new purpose of serving people where as before, I used to be a warehouse. One thing that I dislike is that no one appreciates the meaning and culture of my design, even though the purpose of my preservation was to reflect our culture.

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I think it is because my unique design and originality attracts many tourists to the place. In addition, they wanted to preserve a few old buildings as Singapore is urbanising and the government wants to stay true to our roots.

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We think that this is a good example as while our design stayed the same, however in the past, the buildings were mainly used as warehouses and for residential purposes while now, the buildings mostly are used for recreation. This shows how the design stayed the same while the function changed.

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He needed to sell 1000 lbs of ice each dav, however he only managed to sell 400 to 500 lbs of ice, leading to his failure

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4 versions of this bridge were built and the current version was constructed in between 1986 and 1991. It was reconstructed many times to strengthen the infrastructure as it would weaken over time. Also it reconstructed to build pedestrian sidewalks and underpasses for convenience

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Change
In the past, the main mode of transport was mostly trishaws. However in the present, the main mode of transport is cars.

Continuity
There are still sidewalks to allow pedestrians to walk freely.

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Change
In the past, the river was more dirty was trash inside. However now, the water is cleaner as there is little rubbish in it
Continuity
There were still boats around.

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Change
In the past, there were shophouses along the river but now, they have been demolished.
Continuity
The clock tower remains and did not change