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| − | + | Back in the mid 19th century, many Chinese settlers had arrived in Singapore and set up their villages across the island, many along rivers in the north. Their villages were named after the Chinese clans that controlled the part of the river they settled on (pratice common in China). Choa Chu Kang was named after the Choa clan, which settled near the Berih River (Sungei Berih). That's how we came up with our Project Logo Name. | |
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Geographical area of focus : Choa Chu Kang Team: Ng Poh Yeng, Vanessa Au Xue Qi, Nicole Ng Linn Instructor : Professor Kam Tin Seong Back in the mid 19th century, many Chinese settlers had arrived in Singapore and set up their villages across the island, many along rivers in the north. Their villages were named after the Chinese clans that controlled the part of the river they settled on (pratice common in China). Choa Chu Kang was named after the Choa clan, which settled near the Berih River (Sungei Berih). That's how we came up with our Project Logo Name. Choa Chu Kang is made up of 6 subzones as updated in the Master Plan of 2014. To meet the needs of residents such as parking, community centers, various services, public and private housing, schools and many other amenities. The future city will be planned as a self-sufficient entity. Hence, it is important for us to understand the current and potential problems in Choa Chu Kang specifically on convenience, health, safety, housing, and services. |
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