Pendekatan Penyusunan Rencana Tata Ruang Kota

Case Study : Urban Redevelopment at Singapore

Diklat City Planning at President University

By : Yusuf Randy Febrianto, S.T.

 Singapore in 1960s 1970s

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 Singapore in 1960s 1970s

What to do

no natural resources limited land limited water resources backward regions

 What to do

They have
issues They have public
consultation
They have
awareness
They have
dream / vision

They have same understanding from They have

all of stakeholders mission

They have
Approach : objectives
People / social
Provide job / economic To people &
Housing, infrastructure, transportation / sustainability
physical city
Public space, landscape, park / environment
 Planning Process & Approach

Master Plan

Crucial Control
issues Evaluates
Long term Detailed of Approval

SUSTAINIBILITY
planning Concept Development
(40-50 Planning project are in
years) line with
Mid term
Vision planning strategies
Mision (10-15 objectives &
years) guidelines
Balancing economic, social and environmental
considerations in planning for sustainable growth Strategies
Source : www.ura.gov.sg, 2016 Objectives
Guidelines

Concept Plan Implementation

 Planning Process & Approach

Water Resource Development in Singapore - Jing Shan

Primary School

Singapore River - Then and Now - Peirce Secondary

School

Punggol Waterway Park - CHIJ Our Lady of the Nativity

Cleaning up the Singapore River - Tanjong Katong

Primary School

Build people awareness

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 How to Create The Concept Plan

Singapore plans remain relevant to

address future challenges and meet
needs. (10 years)

How Value of Land

Before and after

Source : www.ura.gov.sg, 2016

 How to Create The Concept Plan
Crucial Issues : limited land in meeting the current and future needs of Singapore people (water, environment, economic, people)
Vision : it laid the foundation for the future development of Singapore with the development of new towns, transport infrastructure, and
parks and recreational spaces across the island
Mission : The strategies to sustain a high quality living environment include:
a. Providing good affordable homes with a full range of amenities Singapore plans remain relevant to
b. Integrating greenery into the living environment address future challenges and meet
c. Providing greater mobility with enhanced transport connectivity needs. (10 years)
d. Sustaining a vibrant economy with good jobs
e. Ensuring room for growth and a good living environment in future
1 objectives : it laid the foundation for the future development of Singapore with the development of new towns, transport infrastructure,
st

and parks and recreational spaces across the island trough a 'Ring' Plan structure which visualized the development of a ring of new high-
density satellite towns around the central water catchment area, with each town separated by green spaces and a system of parks and
open spaces. Low-density and medium-density private housing would be built beside these towns and there would be provisions for
industrial estates.

Public consultation is an 2011 for 2030

important component of the
Concept Plan process.
Through various channels
such as surveys, focus
group discussions, and
public forums.

1971, 1991, 2001, 2011

Source : www.ura.gov.sg, 2016

How To Create The Master Plan

The Master Plan and the Concept Plan

provide a comprehensive, forward-looking
and integrated planning framework for
sustainable development.

The regular review and amendments to the

Master Plan have factored in changes in
local and global trends, and ensured that
our plans remain relevant to address future
challenges and meet the needs of
Singaporeans. (5 years)
Source : http://1.bp.blogspot.com/,2016
 How To Create The Master Plan

1978

2014

The regular review and amendments to the

Source : www.ura.gov.sg, 2016
Master Plan have factored in changes in
local and global trends, and ensured that our
plans remain relevant to address future
challenges and meet the needs of
Singaporeans. (5 years)
 How to do implementation
The pace of development depends on various factors such as market demand, prevailing market
conditions, and development momentum of the sites immediate surroundings. To facilitate timely
development of new, selected large-scale areas, we also work with other government agencies to ensure
that basic infrastructure and utilities are provided.

Through the Government Land Sales (GLS), state

land is released for development.

Singapore Development Control group evaluates

and grants approval for development projects, to
ensure they are in line with our planning strategies
and guidelines.

Promotion, Marketing, and Selling

Source : www.ura.gov.sg, 2016

 Yishun Area Master Plan

Source:http://www.thecriterion-ec.com.sg/yishun-ura-master-plan-2013/
 CBD Area Master Plan

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 To Discuss

1. What are lesson learned can be taken from Urban Redevelopment Process
at Singapore ?
2. Creating a model or concept of the city planning process in your city based
approach consistent with the characteristics of the people and SWOT in
your city
 Reference

1. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, A high quality living environment for all
Singaporeans : Land use plan to support Singapore's future population, January 2013
2. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Concept Plan Review 2011 : Final reports,
2011
3. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Concept Plan 2001, 2001
4. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Planning areas reports, 1991
5. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Planning for growth, investing in our future,
2007
6. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Featured Annual Report, 1997-2014
7. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Development control parameters for non-
residential development
8. Urban Redevelopment Authority of Singapore, Development control parameters for
residential development
9. http://www.sg50home.sg/