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MEMBERSHIP
As at 30 April 2004, the Institute had a total of 89 members, comprising 20
fellows, 69 members. There were also 39 affiliates comprising of professionals
from allied professions who are involved in planning.
To apply for membership of the Singapore Institute of Planners pls download and
fill up our application form and email us at Info@sip.org.sg.
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FELLOWS
(FSIP)
Election of fellowship is restricted to senior members with not less than 7
years professional town planning practice and who has undertaken responsible
planning work and made significant contributions to town planning in Singapore.
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MEMBERS (MSIP)
Candidates with qualifications fully recognized by established planning
institutes (such as the Royal Town Planning Institute; the American Institute
of Planners, the Canadian and Australian Institutes of planners) and who have
acquired at least two years practical experience in town planning. Candidates
who have undertaken a one-year post graduate study in town planning but with 4
years relevant practical experience in town planning may be elected as members.
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AFFILIATES :
The Institute
welcomes participation of professionals in allied fields such as architects,
sociologists, geographers, economists, valuers, surveyors and other persons who
can contribute to the advancement of planning as an affiliate member.
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PLANNING
COURSES
Formal academic training in urban and regional planning is not available in
Singapore at the moment. Aspiring planners have to attend
universities/polytechnics abroad to pursue either a 4-year undergraduate course
or a 1 or 2 years postgraduate course. The only allied course offered locally
at the National University is a one-year full time MA(Urban Design) course.
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PROFESSIONAL
PRACTICE IN SINGAPORE
About a third of
the Institute's Fellows and Members are currently employed by Singapore's
statutory boards including the National University of Singapore. Others are
employed in the private sector notably in planning consultancies, architectural
firms, property and real estate companies. In recent years, an increasing
number of our members have been called upon to provide planning consultancy
work overseas particularly in China, South East Asia and East Asia region. This
reflects the international recognition of the high level of professional
competency that Singapore planners have attained. It is testimony to the
excellent professionalism of planning practice in Singapore.
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Listing
of all the Members
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Alan
Choe Fook Cheong
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2
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Choo
Bok Lam
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3
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Chua Peng Chye |
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4
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Chew Jock Beng, James |
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5
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Foo
Ah Fong, Dr
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6
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Goh
Hup Chor
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7
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John
Keung Kam Yin, Dr
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8
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Lam
Kwok Weng
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9
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Lau
Woh Cheong
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10
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Lim
Chew Kuan
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11
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Lim
Siah Chuan
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12
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Liu
Thai Ker
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13
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Loh
See Hong
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14
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Ong
Teong Pin
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15
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Seah
Kim Bee
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16
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Seetoh
Kum Chun
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Soon
Chin Tuan
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18
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Tan
Kah Hoe
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19
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Tan
Shee Tiong
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Yuen
Belinda, Dr
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Athula
Amarasekera
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2
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Boey
Yut Mei
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3
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Chan
Sui Him
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4
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Chan
Yuk Shing, Jason
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Chan Huey Fang, Ms |
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Cheng
Wai Hai, Renee
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Cheah-Cheong
Wing Ying
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Chew
Weng Huat
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Chin Kay Ming, David |
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Chong
Cher Sen
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Chou
Tai Peng, John
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Chua
Teck Lee, Raphael
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Foo Chee See |
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Foo Say Boon |
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Foo
Tuan Seik, Dr
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Hugo
Pierter Frieszo
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Goh
Hock Guan
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Goh
Shulan, Kim
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Han
Pang Juan
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Han
Yong Hoe
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Heng
Hua Thong
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Ho,
Jefferey
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Krishnan,
Anand
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Lai
Choo Malone, Dr
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Lau
Hui Lay, William
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Lau
Ching Yu
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Lam
Sam Paw
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Lee
Hoong Fatt
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Lee
Poh Lee, Jason
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Liew
Peng Leong
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Liew
Yuen Sheng
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Lim
Chye Soon
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Lim
Eng Hwee
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Loh
Sai Ying, Arthur
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Loo
Boon Hian, Wilfred
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Loong
Yee Mun
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Loke,
Josephine
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Looi
Kai Seng
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Low
Jhon Teck
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Ole
Johan Dale (Dr)
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Ong
Chong Hua
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Ong
See Hai
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Robert
Powell
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Pannir
Chelvam Ramaya
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Prasad
Shekhu
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Prihanto
Djoko
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Shu
Chamg Yen
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Sim
Hong Boon
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Smita
Choudhuri Ms
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Tan
Bin Yee
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Tan
Cheng Siong
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Tan
Kwee Tiang Ms
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Tan
Teck Min
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Teh
Weng Kuan
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Teo
Ah Khing
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Teo
Jing Kok
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Tham Chern Mei, Karen |
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Mavis
Tsoi Ms
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Wee
Chwee Heng
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Wong
Chiew Yii
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Wong
Weng Hong, Nicholas
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Wong
Kok Yan
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Yee
Sook Ching
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Yong,
Allister Winston
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Yuen
Heng Mun
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Zhu
Jie Ming
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Zulkiflee
Mohd Zaki
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Abdul
Othman Karim
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Adrian
Patrick Lim Ban Whatt
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Ang Kian Nam |
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Barrett, Peter Lloyd |
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Chia
Hwee Boon
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Chia
Kok Leong
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Choo
Kian Koon, Steven (Dr)
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Goh
Tiam Lock
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9
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Xavier
Guillot
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10
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Michelle
Louise Harvey
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Heng
Seng Woo
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12
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Jason
Ho Wen Ping
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Kang
Siew Fong, Sarah
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Koe
Hung Tatt
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15
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Li
Chenzi, Ms
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Martin Lim
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Low
Ling Fong, Wendy
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Low
Ong Chye, Vernon
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Malone,
Geoffrey T
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Mok
Yew Fun
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Norhafizan
Attan, Ms
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Shafiq
Ahmed
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Shan
Xun
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Alpana Sivam |
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Sung
Tsun Wing, Victor
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Vimala
Talla, Ms
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Tan Boon Thor |
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Tan,
Philip
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Tan
Yeow Hwa
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Tay Beng Heng, Daniel |
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Teo
Tong How, Victor
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Teoh
Su-Yin, Phyllis
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Tham Eugene |
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Voon
Hai Yunn
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35
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Yang-Tan Chui Ching,
Nina |
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Yeak
Lik Kai
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Young
Kok Inn, Grace
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