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Introduction

What comes to your mind when you first heard the word ‘Punggol’? Most people would probably say that it's going to be a “hype” place to live in as the government is doing many redevelopments in the area just because it's pretty much located to malls and modern architecture objects. Some would even say that getting a BTO at Punggol would rather an investment for the future. Now, we might have observed pixelated motivation behind what makes a good place to live, not based on property value but one that fits the needs of residents. This project will resort to the revaluation of current developments in Punggol by emphasising to the future needs of the Punggol citizens. We will also take into account the current plan for Punggol under the Draft Masterplan 2019 to bring in insights and recommendations to better cater to the needs of Punggol residents. Our priority will be ensuring that in 5-10 years down the road, Punggol can be a place to live, work and play.

A little insights about Punggol

Current population of 170,560 with majority under the economic active age group

Increasing trend of the population; almost double from year 2008 to 2014

Half of the leases are barely 55 years, with only one dwelling that has exceeded the 55-year mark as of now

Current Infrastructure(s) to 2019	Planned Infrastructure(s) to 2025
Smart Towns and Homes architects and engineers use smart planning tools and data analytics to analyse the wind flow, solar irradiance and shaded areas within a town, and determine how best new flats can be designed and sited to provide maximum thermal comfort and a more conducive living environment for residents	Open Digital Platform centralise the data collection of single estate systems (facilities, building and estate management systems, district cooling system, pneumatic waste conveyance system, autonomous goods delivery systems, access and security systems, carparks system, traffic lights system, and autonomous vehicles)
Transportation Punggol LRT, MRT, Bus Interchange	Centralised Logistics Hub A single stop where all goods can be dropped off and picked up, improving productivity and reducing traffic
Amenities Waterway@Punggol	District Cooling System Centralises cooling needs, expect space and cost savings with a reduction in the district’s carbon footprint
	Pneumatic Waste Collection A district-wide underground vacuum-pipe network, this would eliminate the need for waste collection trucks and eradicate the odour from refuse chutes.
	Smart Energy Grid Enable consumers to adopt clean sources of energy for daily use (e.g. charging electric vehicles), facilitate greater energy efficiency and savings (e.g. through smart metering).

Project Objective

• Plan for human beings, we will make resident-centered recommendations to meet the future needs of Punggol Residents.
• Re-examine the Masterplan set for 2019 by synchronising the Government’s vision for Punggol and resident’s needs.
• Perform observation and analysis in micro-level subzone level in Punggol planning area and subzones.

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Data Sources

Data	Source	Remarks
Masterplan 2018 Land Use	[1]	-
Master Plan 2008 Subzone Boundary (No Sea)	[2]	Used to extract Punggol Planning Area and its Subzones inside
Master Plan 2014 Subzone Boundary (No Sea)	[3]	-
Population, Sex, Age Group for each subzone 2008 & 2014	[4]	Evaluate Draft Masterplan against population trends

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