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Hip, vibrant culture keeps one-north on the right track

Despite its popularity and success, experts say lessons are still being learnt from it

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Mr Aaron Tham, JTC Corporation's director of new estates, in the one-north gallery at Fusionopolis. Creating vibrancy is important, so the old industrial canteen at LaunchPad was converted to food hall Timbre+ in 2016, where one can relax over live m

Mr Aaron Tham, JTC Corporation's director of new estates, in the one-north gallery at Fusionopolis. Creating vibrancy is important, so the old industrial canteen at LaunchPad was converted to food hall Timbre+ in 2016, where one can relax over live music and drinks in the evening. Programmes like a singing competition also inject excitement to the area.

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Derek Wong

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Vibrancy is important, said Mr Aaron Tham, who is in charge of the research hub and business park.
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