How towns are planned CHANGI Our towns are planned with a comprehensive range of facilities to meet the needs of current and future residents. To many Singaporeans, Changi These include housing, shops, schools, libraries, sports facilities, community clubs and parks – all important in brings to mind the airport, the ensuring a liveable, self-sufficient town. The facilities are carefully distributed across each town to ensure good beach and the rustic charms accessibility, supported by an efficient transport network. Most towns also have commercial nodes and other of Changi Village and Changi employment centres such as industrial estates and business parks within the town or nearby, to provide job opportunities Point. Both neighbourhoods have close to homes. These facilities and employment centres will a strong historical legacy and be developed according to demand. flavour dating from the British The detailed planning and implementation of plans for each colonial era. The area around town is a joint effort of many government agencies.

Changi Airport is also host to Disclaimer: This brochure aims to give a broad idea of future developments in the next five years and does not form part of the Draft Master Plan 2013. All information provided is updated as at October 2013 but may be subject to change industrial estates that provide depending on developmental needs. While reasonable endeavours have been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, locations shown in the employment for thousands of maps as well as illustrations are indicative only, and the Urban Redevelopment Authority disclaims all liability for any injury, loss or damage whatsoever that may Singaporeans. arise as a result of any inaccuracy, error or omission in the information. Copyright © 2013. All rights reserved.

Artist’s Impression of BNP Paribas Training Centre Changi Beach Park

Artist’s Impression of Project Jewel Exterior

Artist’s Impression of Project Jewel Interior Artist’s Impression of Civil Service Club Upgrading Changi Airport Terminal 1 Changi Boardwalk For more information and photo credits, visit the Draft Master Plan 2013 exhibition website at www.ura.gov.sg/MS/DMP2013. CHANGI Identity: Changi’s rustic charm Transport: Smoother, shorter journeys CIVIL SERVICE CLUB UPGRADE UPGRADED Today, nasi lemak and other foods from the famed hawker Travel within Changi and to other parts of Singapore CHANGI HAWKER COVE INTERIM CENTRE centre at Changi Village continue to draw Singaporeans, will be made easier with the following enhancements to HOTEL PARKS

D as does the area’s idyllic coastal setting and homely mix of the roads and public transport services, including: R CHANGI U K TELOK PA BEACH eateries, shops and nightlife. Studded with bungalows and E V PARK A G

chalets built since the colonial years, Changi Village is full of • The Downtown Line, currently under construction, N

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Y O wandering paths to explore, and also serves as a gateway to is scheduled to open by 2017. Serving Upper Changi area L NICOLL DR Pulau Ubin. and connected to the Changi Airport Line (CAL) at Expo, commuters in Changi area will have more travel options New developments in Changi will retain and preserve the to the eastern regions of Singapore as well as to the area’s atmosphere and identity. Changi Hawker Centre Central Business District and Marina Bay has already been upgraded, while the Civil Service Club is • The proposed Cross Island Line (completed around currently undergoing redevelopment. The re-vitalisation of 2030) will provide an alternative east-west MRT TH R O Changi Village and Changi Point will see existing colonial connection from Changi and connect the surrounding N AVIATION PARK RD D R

I G TERMINAL 1 buildings with strong heritage value being adapted to industrial estates and recreation areas in the east and N A H C ER accommodate more uses. These include: north-east to the centre and west of Singapore PP U PROJECT • Improvements along Loyang Avenue and JEWEL • The development of a corporate training centre at 34 Nicoll Drive TERMINAL 3 CHANGI and 35 Hendon Road • A realigned Changi Coast Road to serve Changi AIRPORT • The recent completion of Changi Cove, a hotel, at the • The widening of Tanah Merah Coast Road TERMINAL 2 former Changi Commando Headquarters • New spa resort-style accommodations and restaurants at 33 and 42 Hendon Road and at 36, 49 and 49A PIE Hendon Road AIRPORT BOULEVARD

CHANGI COAST RD (TO BE EXPUNGED)

TERMINAL 4 Leisure: New reasons to be outdoors Economy: More jobs near home CHANGI FLYOVER Residents can look forward to more fun outdoors, including: Changi Airport’s extensive expansion plans will see new

terminals being built, with Terminal 4 scheduled for RE-ALIGNED CHANGI COAST RD • A new coastal Round Island Route that will connect completion by 2017 and the new Terminal 5 around 2025.

Changi to the rest of Singapore via a series of park Singaporeans can also look forward to the development TERMINAL 5 connectors and cycling paths around the island along of Project Jewel by 2017, which will be seamlessly linked the coast with the existing Terminal 1, and will feature a vast indoor • The upgrading of Changi Beach Park with more garden and more shopping options. Together, the three new

amenities by end 2013 developments will anchor Changi Airport’s air hub status for TANAH MERAH COAST RD years to come. They will also generate thousands of new jobs for Singaporeans.

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Existing Developments New Developments

Park Terminal Project Jewel Hawker Centre

Interim Park MRT Terminal MRT

Road Improvement Waterbody Future Expansion Under Study

Canal Park Connectors Park Connectors Road / Cycling Routes / Cycling Routes Improvement