This thesis is an urban and architectural proposition to better manage the geylang red light district, by superimposing a discreet network of programmatic facilities that cater to the needs of sex workers, so as to offer a point of reference and stability within this transient and informal community, and by doing so establish a peer support structure, thereby maintaining a more effective mode of surveillance and management of the workings of the sex trade and its stakeholders, as well as for the overall betterment of the neighbourhood.

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