Master Planning
The Master Planning Department guides urban and regional development. They analyze land use, transportation, infrastructure, and environmental impact. Their plans guide sustainable growth, balancing economic, social, and environmental needs.
- Transit-Oriented Development: Integrating housing, offices, and retail around transit hubs.
- Green Corridors: Tree-lined streets, bike lanes, and pedestrian pathways.
- Mixed-Use Developments: Combining residential, commercial, and cultural spaces.
- Urban Parks: Designing parks, playgrounds, and recreational areas.
- Historic Preservation Zones: Protecting heritage buildings and landmarks.
- Smart City Infrastructure: Implementing data-driven traffic management and waste collection.
- Land Use Zoning: Allocating areas for schools, hospitals, and public services.
- Waterfront Redevelopment: Transforming industrial waterfronts into vibrant spaces.
- Public Art Installations: Enhancing aesthetics and community engagement.
- Community Gardens: Creating green spaces for residents to grow food.
