“For Singapore, the main thrust for going underground is really to solve the land shortage issue,” states Singapore-based Zhou Yingxin from the Associated Research Centers for the Urban Underground Space, a non-governmental organisation of experts conceptualizing and analysing cities’ subterranean spaces.
Nash, K (2015, April 21) Will we ever . . . live in underground homes?. BBC. Retrieved from http://www.bbc.com/
A artist’s impression of Underground Science City, which would house as many as 4,200 scientists and researchers. Credit: JTC Corporation
