Singapore Historians & Conservationists - Living Landscapes

"The sky is turning blue again, ..." That's the title of my latest YouTube upload, and also how I start the video. It's a little experiment to see whether people would actually click on a video with such a random title, especially after being away from YouTube for almost four months. 20 hours in: 1,200 views and 600+ engaged views. Given the size of my channel, I'm pleasantly surprised. But more importantly, this video is an open call. I'm starting a new series called Living Landscapes, inspired by my travels across Southeast Asia. The idea is to explore the history, culture and conservation efforts behind Singapore's outdoors. My channel is still relatively small, with 4,000+ subscribers and over 360,000 long-form views. But I think it's time to start having conversations with people who have deeper knowledge and interesting perspectives on these subjects. If you're someone who enjoys sharing knowledge, or know someone who might be interested in being part of the series, I'd love to hear from you. Reach me at [email redacted]. On another note, we've been covering the refrigeration cycle and ETTV in class at SP recently. It's given me a deeper appreciation of the buildings around us, and just how much thought goes into reducing energy consumption, from the type of windows used to the design of shades. It's interesting to understand the engineering and considerations behind things we often take for granted. The more I learn, the more excited I get about returning to the built environment with a stronger technical foundation. A year from now. 😊