The City Form Lab at the Singapore University of Technology & Design in collaboration with the School of Architecture & Planning at MIT focuses on empirical studies of urban form. We develop new software tools for researching city form; use cutting-edge spatial analysis and statistics to investigate how the physical pattern of urban infrastructure affects the social, environmental and economic quality of urban environments; and develop creative design and policy solutions for contemporary urban challenges. By bringing together multi-diciplinary urban research expertise  and excellence in design, we develop context sensitive and timely insight about the role of urban form in affecting the quality of life in 21st century cities.

Projects

MIT Urban Design Workshop 2013	Designing for Growth & Change	HK Planning Studio	Urban Network Analysis Toolbox
World Cities Summit 2012	Location Patterns of Street  Commerce	Capturing Urban Intensity	Walkability in Singapore
Archifest Pavilion	Measuring Urban Expansion  in East Asia.	SUTD Gridshell Pavilion