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Undisclosed

Queenstown

  • Be able to conduct neighbourhood fieldwork independently and work effectively as part of a research team.
  • Possess good organisational, documentation, data-entry, and communication skills.
  • Be available and eligible for a part-time research assistant for approximately six months in Singapore. ...
Posted
3 days ago
Undisclosed

Singapore

  • Be able to conduct neighbourhood fieldwork independently and work effectively as part of a research team.
  • Possess good organisational, documentation, data-entry, and communication skills.
  • Be available and eligible for a part-time research assistant for approximately six months in Singapore. ...
Posted
2 days ago
Undisclosed

Singapore

  • [What we are looking for]
  • Background in Architecture with Urban Design and/or Urban Planning. Having at least 3 years of relevant working experience in urban planning and/or urban design projects as well as GIS-based spatial analysis and/or parametric modelling skills would be an advantage.
Posted
11 days ago
Undisclosed

Queenstown

  • Produce clear visualisations (maps, diagrams, timelines, and graphics) to communicate research findings.
  • Support research documentation and writing for reports, presentations, and publications.
  • Collaborate with team members across planning, engineering, and policy domains. ...
Posted
a month ago
SGD5,250 - SGD5,250 Per Month

Singapore

  • The Healthy Spaces Research Group in the Department of Architecture at the National University of Singapore is looking for a full-time researcher to work on the project “Urban Planning Solutions for Environmental Illness: Accessible & Healthy Spaces.”
  • This research project sits at the intersection of urban planning and design, healthy housing and environments, and public health. Its primary goal is to better understand the relationship between environmental illness (EI) and the built environment. People with EI can experience severe and often disabling health problems when exposed to even small amounts of everyday chemicals, such as fragrances and pesticides. These reactions can include migraines, asthma attacks, dizziness, seizures, musculoskeletal pain, and anaphylaxis. Recognized or accommodated as a disability in countries including Canada, Denmark, Japan, and the United States, EI creates various urban accessibility barriers, especially with regard to healthy housing and everyday urban spaces.
  • The successful candidate will contribute to research activities related to this project. They will work under the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI) to fulfil research and administrative tasks. The scope of this research is international and comparative, extending across multiple countries while remaining highly relevant to the Singapore context. The position offers opportunities to contribute to peer-reviewed publications, develop qualitative and mixed-methods research skills, and participate in an emerging interdisciplinary area linking urban planning, public health, disability, and environmental design. In examining the accessibility needs of people with an underexplored and poorly understood disability, this research aims to make a meaningful impact through the study of chronic illness, environmental accessibility, and the built environment. ...
Posted
a month ago
SGD5,000 - SGD5,000 Per Month

Singapore

  • The Healthy Spaces Research Group in the Department of Architecture at the National University of Singapore is looking for a full-time researcher to work on the project “Urban Planning Solutions for Environmental Illness: Accessible & Healthy Spaces.”
  • This research project sits at the intersection of urban planning and design, healthy housing and environments, and public health. Its primary goal is to better understand the relationship between environmental illness (EI) and the built environment. People with EI can experience severe and often disabling health problems when exposed to even small amounts of everyday chemicals, such as fragrances and pesticides. These reactions can include migraines, asthma attacks, dizziness, seizures, musculoskeletal pain, and anaphylaxis. Recognized or accommodated as a disability in countries including Canada, Denmark, Japan, and the United States, EI creates various urban accessibility barriers, especially with regard to healthy housing and everyday urban spaces.
  • The successful candidate will contribute to research activities related to this project. They will work under the supervision of the Principal Investigator (PI) to fulfil research and administrative tasks. The scope of this research is international and comparative, extending across multiple countries while remaining highly relevant to the Singapore context. The position offers opportunities to contribute to peer-reviewed publications, develop qualitative and mixed-methods research skills, and participate in an emerging interdisciplinary area linking urban planning, public health, disability, and environmental design. In examining the accessibility needs of people with an underexplored and poorly understood disability, this research aims to make a meaningful impact through the study of chronic illness, environmental accessibility, and the built environment. ...
Posted
a month ago
Undisclosed

Singapore

  • Facilitate coordination within multidisciplinary teams and participate in project discussions, workshops, and stakeholder communications.
  • Support bids, proposals, and broader business activities by preparing urban design and graphic materials as needed.
  • Relevant tertiary qualifications in Urban Design, Architecture, Urban Planning, or a related discipline. ...
Posted
21 days ago
Undisclosed

Singapore

  • Facilitate coordination within multidisciplinary teams and participate in project discussions, workshops, and stakeholder communications.
  • Support bids, proposals, and broader business activities by preparing urban design and graphic materials as needed.
  • Relevant tertiary qualifications in Urban Design, Architecture, Urban Planning, or a related discipline. ...
Posted
21 days ago
Undisclosed

Singapore

  • Develop & implement experience-driven urban mobility strategies with public cool nodes to turn transportation rides and green connectors into curated experiential journeys.
  • Plan, coordinate and execute key transportation systems, pedestrian & cycling corridors, utility corridors, green infrastructure and sustainable urban systems as part of an integrated sensitively designed streetscape and public realm with supporting amenities & open space as infrastructural enablers for the various phases of the GSMP, including rejuvenation of Sentosa and bringing in of the next game changer attraction for Pulau Brani.
  • Contribute to the development and evaluation of Urban Design & Architectural Guidelines to guide infrastructure integration with ongoing and future developments across the various character zones in the GSMP. ...
Posted
a month ago