In this collaborative research project, we explored the abstract concept of community and its connection to the built environment. Our investigation involved engaging with various stakeholders, including community centers, developers, grassroots initiatives, politicians, and residents. Focusing on community centres and public spaces, we discovered that some of these areas were under-utilized, with some locals unaware of their presence.

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Despite the significant development, such spaces remain vital for fostering a sense of community, but their effectiveness relies on active public participation. The dissertation features a compelling graphical format, along with well-documented text, highlighting the research that led to this project and its insightful findings.