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Greater Southern Waterfront Map URA MASTER PLAN 2019 KENT RIDGE PARK SOUTHERN GREATER RIDGES HAW PAR VILLA P A DOWNTOWN S TELOK BLANGAH I R PASIR HORTPARK HILL PARK PA PANJANG 8 N RAIL PRINCE EDWARD MARINA J FUTURE AN CORRIDOR CANTOMENT (UPCOMING) BAY G L CONNECTION (UPCOMING) 3 INEA LABRADOR R PARK SOUTHERN PARK TELOK MARINA BLANGAH MOUNT KEPPEL SOUTH PIER 10 FABER (UPCOMING) 9 2 1 TANJONG PAGAR KEPPEL & KEPPEL TERMINALS PASIR CLUB HABOURFRONT PASIR PANJANG LABRADOR TERMINAL PANJANG NATURE WATERFRONT RESERVE POWER DISTRICT 5 4 7 SIX TIMES THE SIZE OF MARINA BAY, 6 WATERFRONT BRANI PROMENADE THE GREATER SOUTHERN WATERFRONT TERMINAL WILL STRETCH FROM PASIR PANJANG ALL THE WAY TO MARINA EAST. SENTOSA It is part of Singapore’s Master Plan for a new gateway that will take urban waterfront living into the next era and beyond. Six broad ideas have been proposed and will form the groundwork for this mega project. Development will begin in phases and will start earlier than scheduled, in just 5 to 10 years’ time. And you will enjoy being at the heart of it all at Sky Everton. 1 NEW WATERFRONT 3 CIRCLE LINE 6 5 MAXIMISING 7 BRINGING PEOPLE 9 PASIR PANJANG POWER STATION DISTRICTS OPENING IN 2025 WATER RESOURCES CLOSER TO THE WATER TO GO UNDERGROUND When all port activities relocate to In 2025, the Circle line will be completed with After the success of Marina Bay as our first Taking advantage of beautiful sea Singapore will build its largest underground Tuas, Tanjong Pagar and Pasir Panjang the opening of Keppel, Cantonment and city reservoir, a new one could be views, a scenic continuous substation by 2025, freeing up more than will open up for unique waterfront Prince Edward Road stations. Commuters will developed for the Greater Southern waterfront promenade will link three hectares of land. A commercial live-work-play concepts. Keppel Club be able to enjoy faster access from areas such Waterfront. Canals could also be planned to places of interest along the Greater development will be built on top of it. will also be redeveloped into a new as Kent Ridge and Haw Par Villa to the CBD enhance the waterfront appeal of the area. Southern Waterfront. The remaining land area will be used for residential precinct. and Marina Bay area. lifestyle and other purposes. 2 EXPANDING THE CENTRAL 4 ST JAMES POWER STATION 6 DEVELOPMENT OF 8 CONNECTING 10 NEW PASIR PANJANG BUSINESS DISTRICT (CBD) TO BE DEVELOPED INTO AN PULAU BRANI NATURE LINEAR PARK The existing CBD and Marina Bay could OFFICE COMPLEX Anchored to be part of the Southern Gateway More parks and eco-corridors The upcoming Pasir Panjang Linear Park will be expanded as a growth catalyst and for Asia, Pulau Brani will provide exciting could be planned to seamlessly connect West Coast Park to Labrador Nature The national monument, St James Power Station, to bring work places closer to home. opportunities to develop new tourism connect from one park to another. Reserve, offering park users a glimpse of the will be refurbished into an office complex. This could also inject a new energy for attractions. A green corridor that links Labrador The new Pasir Panjang Linear Park Power District up close. Future connections more lively areas after office hours. Park, Berlayer Creek and Mount Faber to Pulau will link West Coast Park to will also link up places of interest from the Brani may be created and be connected to Labrador Nature Reserve. waterfront to the hilltops, allowing visitors to Gardens by the Bay and island-wide green enjoy a distinctive recreational experience. network..
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