Dr Keng-Khoon received his PhD in Architecture from the National University of Singapore. His research areas include architecture, urbanism, state-society-space relations, the politics of urban change in Southeast Asian cities, as well as topics relating to cultural heritage and conservation. His latest edited book, “Bajautopia: Tales of Borneo’s Sea Nomads”, advocates the rights and futures of stateless indigenous Bajau Laut people in Sabah Malaysia. Keng-Khoon is currently a lecturer at NUS College and he is part of the teaching team of the Special Programmes–Impact Experience Project (IEx).