鼓坊计划启动：以创新促进社区和谐与文化传承 Project Beat Box: Innovation for Harmony and Heritage

(English version after Chinese version)

新加坡，2025年10月11日讯 — 由 天富宫白龙王发起，并获得 Proxima @ Gambas 大厦管理委员会、坎贝拉的公民咨询委员会、新加坡武术龙狮总会、人民协会 及 新加坡国际龙狮专卖店 联合支持的社区和谐与文化保育先导计划——「鼓坊计划」，今日隆重启航。

活动于 “我们的节拍” 文化嘉年华 期间举行，邀请到 三巴旺集选区基层顾问兼国会议员蓝廷理先生 出席主持启动仪式。

蓝议员在致辞中表示：「鼓坊计划是一个富有社会意义与前瞻性的项目，它以创新手段解决了文化团队与居民之间长期存在的噪音冲突，让传统艺术在现代社区中继续发声，也让和谐共处成为新常态。」

文化与社区的平衡：鼓坊的创新解方

Proxima @ Gambas 是多支舞狮、舞龙与大旗团队的基地，训练时鼓声高达 115 分贝，震撼有力。然而，邻近住宅的噪音投诉却成了团队长期面对的难题。

为此，天富宫白龙王 推出了创新性的 「鼓坊计划」，打造一个 专业隔音练习舱，能够有效减少约 35 分贝 的噪音传播，使团队能够以真实表演音量练习，而不打扰周围居民。

在今日的启动仪式中，实地测试显示，噪音水平下降约 30%，验证了方案的实际成效，为为期六个月的试点计划提供了有力信心。

全国可复制的文化共融模式

鼓坊计划 不仅是一项社区试点，更是一种可在全国推广的创新模型。

该设施未来将以共享形式开放，让各文化团体、表演团队及体育组织预约使用，实现「文化不减分，社区更和谐」的目标。

天富宫白龙王代表 表示：「传统文化不该被噪音问题限制，而应通过创新方式延续生命力。‘鼓坊计划’正是让传统节奏与现代生活同频共振的重要一步。」

携手共建：文化与和谐并行

该计划获得多方支持与积极响应。未来，鼓坊计划将在六个月试行期后进行评估，探讨在更多社区及文化基地推广的可行性。

在创新与传统的交汇点上，鼓坊计划 正奏响新加坡文化共荣与社区和谐的全新篇章——

让鼓声不息，让和谐共鸣。

SINGAPORE, 11 October 2025 — Initiated by Tao One (天富宫白龙王) and supported by Proxima @ Gambas MCST, Canberra Citizens’ Consultative Committee, Singapore Wushu Dragon & Lion Dance Federation, People’s Association, and Singapore International Long-Shi Trading, the Project Beat Box was officially launched today as a six-month pilot to promote community harmony and cultural preservation.

The launch, held during the “Beats of Our Community” cultural showcase, was graced by Grassroots Advisor and MP for Sembawang GRC, Mr Gabriel Lam, who commended the initiative as “a forward-looking solution that allows Singapore’s cultural arts to thrive while maintaining peace and mutual respect within our communities.”

Balancing Tradition and Modern Living

Proxima @ Gambas is home to several lion, dragon, and big flag-pole troupes whose training sessions often reach 115 dB — an unmistakable rhythm of heritage that can sometimes challenge neighborhood peace.

Project Beat Box introduces a purpose-built soundproof jamming pod, capable of reducing sound levels by about 35 dB, enabling full-volume practice in a controlled acoustic space.

Tests conducted during the launch demonstrated a 30 percent reduction in sound transmission, proving the concept’s effectiveness and providing a solid foundation for the six-month pilot.

A Scalable Model for Singapore

Beyond addressing a local challenge, the project seeks to develop a replicable model that can be implemented across Singapore — balancing authentic cultural practice with community well-being.

A Tao One representative said:

“Culture should not be quieted — it should evolve with harmony. The Beat Box allows the sound of tradition to live on without conflict, showing that innovation and heritage can indeed coexist.”

Shared Vision, Collective Effort

Jointly supported by multiple community and cultural organizations, the initiative demonstrates how collaboration and innovation can transform long-standing issues into shared progress.

As the six-month pilot progresses, Project Beat Box aims to serve as a national showcase of cultural coexistence, ensuring that Singapore’s living traditions continue to resonate — in unity, rhythm, and peace.