Project Part 2: Define

Despite a relatively low presence of people during the day, the pavilion in the centre of the plane spotting site in Changi Business Park (CBP) is mostly left abandoned. Due to the presence of a large tree blocking the view from the pavilion, plane spotters often opt to take photographs from the nearby field, where they can capture the full descent path of the aircraft. Meanwhile, the pavilion is not interesting enough to attract resting drivers and joggers.

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Due to these, our problem statement will be “how can we incentivise all the users, from plane spotters to those resting at site, to come and use the pavilion both day and night."

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Taking into consideration URA’s vision of the Changi Region to be a “vibrant live-workplay-learn ecosystem” and more specifically the CBP district as a centre of innovation for freight transportation and aviation industries, as well as Glow 2.0’s focus on inspiring social interaction through the use of light, our design goal for this project is to introduce interactive light-based activities to provide an incentive for all groups of users to gather and interact in the currently underutilised pavilion