LETTERS

摘要

It's interesting to see how our Stock Orchard Street project still clearly polarises people. I was surprised by Duncan Baker Brown's assertion that there are too many ideas. It's been a criticism since day one, but is an opinion that remains uncontextualized (viz, it's a research project pushing boundaries on a number of levels; it's a first project- pent-up ideas being released). And in any case, how do we judge how many ideas are acceptable in one project?