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Inside Singapore’s Braille Production Centre, where books are made to be read by touch

 12/10/2025 65 Views
Inside Singapore’s Braille Production Centre, where books are made to be read by touch


Having optimal space matters to the visually impaired, in more ways than one. 

There is, most obviously, physical space. At the Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped (SAVH) in Toa Payoh, the corridors are straight and wide, with 90-degree angle corners. Its clutter-free floors lend an overall spartan appearance, seemingly inevitable in a place where function trumps form.

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