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Cultural Sustainability

Frederick Rickmann

The societies which thrive best are the ones where the strengths of the past are brought together with the growth of the new parts of the city.

Urban neighbourhoods are about people and people need roots and understanding to flourish. The best cities in the world - where tourists flock and gather - are the ones which have maintained their cultural heritage. For a city to be sustainable, the cultural elements are in fact more important in the long run, than environmental sustainability.

Emerald Hill in Singapore where "Chinese Baroque" of the early 1900's meets glass and steel on Orchard Road. Photo credit: Frederick Rickmann
Emerald Hill in Singapore where "Chinese Baroque" of the early 1900's meets glass and steel on Orchard Road.
 

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