how do geographical intuitions vary between disciplinarians and non-disciplinarians?

how do geographers and non-geographers approach understandings of a man-made riverscape?

for their Nanyang Research Programme project, my two interns Joel Ng and Tan Keng Swee set out to explore Disciplinary Intuitions from this geographically epistemic frame, using Bishan Park in Singapore as a case study.

here’s what they learned :-)