The success of Singapore’s planning in the past was never an accident, but conscious efforts of creating new spaces through land reclamation, urban regeneration, vertical densification, etc. On the other hand, a large number of urban voids – or so-called “white spaces” – were intentionally carved out for future development, potentially useful for spatial or programmatic experiments to take place. The Singapore Pavilion thus takes this concept of white space further and seeks to test out new spatial typologies in response to emerging socio-economic issues in Singapore, going beyond the usual zoning guidelines. We identify 4 main challenges or opportunities, which are by no means standalone, but all interlinked, forming a complex urban condition.