@misc{ferels_nurture_2022, title = {NURTURE}, abstract = {This project aims to revitalize Singapore’s urban environment, tackling critical issues like food security and environmental sustainability, which are primary concerns in the country. By integrating education-focused communities with advanced technology, the pond-centric design, especially in housing placement, promotes sensory learning within the Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) framework. The proposed design advocates for a self-sufficient strategy through both public and private housing, contributing significantly to Singapore’s 2030 goal of attaining 30% food self-sufficiency. This initiative marks a comprehensive shift towards sustainable living for future residents of Singapore.}, author = {Ferels, Arnott and Azmi, Fikri and Maulidin, Ekky and Destianti, Citra and Artha, Farelio and Nurliansyah, Hasrul}, date = {2022-04}, keywords = {Urban housing research,Apartment design,Sustainable design,Design optimization,NURTURE}, }