Abstract
This book consists of my research and proposal for the best way to utilise architecture in terms of spatial strategies and a programmatic framework to be located at the iconic Padang to successfully break through activism in Singapore. Accessing the perceived definition on activism and understanding its other forms will be the first step. Following which, an analysis on case studies will reveal various design strategies that were employed by the activists as our reference. Finally, applying the new understanding of activism and employing corresponding programmatic zoning and spatial strategies within and around the Padang will allow a creation of centralised tangible spaces for change. Through the spectacle of the disruptive nature of this intervention, at various scales, architecture can be used as hacker for activism in Singapore by becoming the field of interaction where intersections of communities can spark discourse and effect change.