Samuel Chng and Sarah Chan of Singapore University of Technology and Design argue that maintaining quality of life is crucial even during urban development in Singapore. Their commentary focuses on the ongoing construction of the North-South Corridor and its impact on commuters. They suggest that managing commuter fatigue stemming from the construction is essential for a liveable city. The authors imply a need for enhanced strategies to mitigate disruptions and improve the commuter experience during this period. The piece underscores the importance of balancing infrastructure development with the well-being of residents using the North-South Corridor. Ultimately, they call for thoughtful consideration of commuter needs throughout the construction process in Singapore.