The intention of this thesis is: To popularise and promote this form of recreation. Improve the present standard of boating activities in our waters, provide present boat-owners with the sort of facilities, both on land and in the water, that their counterparts overseas have and what they have been clamouring for right now. Provide training facilities to teach people especially the younger generations the fine art and knowhows of boating, maintenance, etc.; Provide a centre where local enthusiasts and experts can get together and pool their knowledge and knowhows for improvement of local boating and sailing. Provide facilities to enable members of the general public to come to the centre on weekends and holidays to watch the activities going on in and around the centre. This will help to promote this pasttime in many ways. Look into the possibility of having a series of these centres located around the island. In that context, a sort of prefabricated system of units is taken into consideration.

Buddhist Centre. Volume 2, Photographs of Drawings.

The Centre is to be the hub of the system of nationally established temples, but the main purpose in building this great religious centre is certainly one of spiritual training and of promoting the spread of the Buddhist faith throughout Singapore in particular and Malaysia in general.

Buddhist Centre. Volume 1, Report.

The Centre is to be the hub of the system of nationally established temples, but the main purpose in building this great religious centre is certainly one of spiritual training and of promoting the spread of the Buddhist faith throughout Singapore in particular and Malaysia in general.

Building Centre, Singapore. Volume 2, Photographs of Drawings.

The following are the objects of the thesis: 1. To create awareness of the important role of the building centre as an institution for comprehensive research and education in the field of architecture and building; 2. To stress the need for the establishment of such a centre as soon as possible in the light of rapid progress and future expansion brought about through the formation of our young Malaysian nation; 3. To investigate and suggest the form a regional building centre in Singapore

Building Centre, Singapore. Volume 1, Report.

The following are the objects of the thesis: 1. To create awareness of the important role of the building centre as an institution for comprehensive research and education in the field of architecture and building; 2. To stress the need for the establishment of such a centre as soon as possible in the light of rapid progress and future expansion brought about through the formation of our young Malaysian nation; 3. To investigate and suggest the form a regional building centre in Singapore

Children's Home. Volume 2, Concept

Object of the final design project: To cater for the need of housing neglected or unwanted children such as orphans, children from broken-up families and etc.; To explore the possibilities of a prototype design to suit our local conditions and climate; To study into a social hierachy of living pattern and to arrive at a suitable pattern in which the children of the proposed age group can live as close to a normal family as possible; To look into the cost of this prototype design as compared to existing buildings.

Children's Home. Volume 1, Introduction

Object of the final design project: To cater for the need of housing neglected or unwanted children such as orphans, children from broken-up families and etc.; To explore the possibilities of a prototype design to suit our local conditions and climate; To study into a social hierachy of living pattern and to arrive at a suitable pattern in which the children of the proposed age group can live as close to a normal family as possible; To look into the cost of this prototype design as compared to existing buildings.

Cinema at Queenstown. Volume 2, Photographs of Drawings.

Cinema at Queenstown. Volume 1, Report.

The Government health services, with integration, are carried out on an island-wide basis. These services operate a network of major clinics, visiting centres and midwife stations throughout the Oity and aural Areas. For this reason the hexagonal units are standardized for ease of repetition to fit the diverse site conditions and to apply the repetitive principles of mass production so necessary in the field of industralization of buildings. The clinics are planned in stages to accommodate population expansion and the prototype permit the phase growth a complete unit in itself.