Liu Thai Ker: Architect Behind Singapore's Public Housing System Dies Aged 87
Dr Liu Thai Ker shaped Singapore’s urban landscape, planning 20 new towns and over 500,000 public housing units during his 24 years in public service.
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Dead city planner Liu Thai Ker, Singapore's first planner - News from Embassies
Architect Liu Thai Ker, who was general planner of Singapore's Urban Redevelopment Authority, has died at the age of 87. A Yale graduate, he also worked as an urban planning consultant for Fiji , Sichuan and Guangdong. (ANSA)
Singapore’s former chief planner Liu Thai Ker dies aged 87
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s former chief planner Liu Thai Ker has died, his company MORROW Architects & Planners announced on Sunday (Jan 18).He was 87.Frequently hailed as the "Father of Urban Planning of Singapore", Dr Liu spent 24 years in Singapore’s public service, serving
Singapore urban planning pioneer, Dr Liu Thai Ker, dies at 87
Dr Liu Thai Ker, the visionary architect instrumental in shaping Singapore’s public housing and urban landscape, passed away on the morning of Jan 18 at the age of 87. In announcing his passing, Dr Liu’s company, MORROW Architects & Planners, where he was the founding chairman, said: “His vision and leadership shaped Singapore’s urban landscape and influenced cities far beyond our shores.” His son Daniel said Dr Liu had developed complications a…
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