IMPROVED CONNECTIVITY
The development of MRT stations on the Circle Point (CCL) and Thomson East Coast Line (TEL) is expected to improve connection in the central area. The newest property devices, professional areas, and other combine employs in the impending incorporated developments at the Outram and Orchard MRT interchanges provides more city residing options.
Cycling in the city center can improve with the supplement of a 5km long biking network to accommodate cyclists and increase accessibility. Everybody else will benefit from the connectivity since the urban community transitions from a car-centric to a cycling and walking-friendly environment.
MORE GREEN SPACE CREATED
More green place is at the heart of the River Pit development plan. The master plan requires the structure of houses while preserving the present adult trees and the entire green environment.
The location will be inserted with a linear park. It’ll connect Lake Pit citizens to the Alexandra Canal Linear Park and Betty Seng Park. Furthermore, the URA is collaborating with the National Parks Table to develop new natural spaces and parks in the city. New parks, such as Armenian Block Park and Jubilee Park, are already being built in the area.
Water Area people can enjoy an even more intensive system of activities services, areas, corridors, and natural spaces. Over 1000 ha will soon be dedicated to parking fittings and areas connected by recreational corridors in the area. More than 90% of the people can stay within strolling distance of a park.
ARTS AND CULTURAL PRECINCT EXPANDED
To enhance and observe Singapore’s history, the arts, tradition, and heritage precinct will be expanded. The wealthy history of Chinatown, Kampong Glam, and Little India will be improved through collaborative efforts with organizations and regional communities. People can get more activities within strolling range consequently of the newest community spaces associated with ethnic arts and lifestyle precincts.