In May 2006, Singapore’s Economic Development Board announced plans to develop an aerospace hub in what is more commonly known as Seletar Airbase. The masterplan for this project was published in June 2007 by JTC, and construction work commenced immediately.
The special ambience of the Airbase is worth capturing for future generations to at least read about. ‘Postcards from Seletar’ is a project to publish six volumes of bound research and artwork that will look at flora, fauna, architecture, heritage, seasons and rituals of several generations that have embraced possibilities.
These notebooks are being partially funded by workshop materials budget for The Governance Board (GB). Puni Rajah, Isabelle Desjeux and Susan Amy are active contributors.
Volume I - Flora and Fauna Edition. Available from end September 2007. For more details, contact us via email.
Volume II - Architecture Edition. Available from end November 2007. Option to purchase CD ‘Singapore’s Secret Garden‘ by Really Architecture
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Lay Wee // Sep 27th 2007 at 8:33 pm
Hi my son and I would like to join the bird watching at 2 pm. on the 29th Sept. at the Seletar camp. Got the news from Littly. Is it still possible to sign up? Thanks.
puni // Sep 28th 2007 at 7:03 am
Hi Lay Wee - Thanks very much for your interest. Unfortunately, the group is now too big and we will not be able to add more to the walk. However, we are planning more nature walks, so please stay tuned. We look forward to seeing you around the Airbase soon.
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