01
The problem
Give three growing neighbourhoods a shared centre that could support shopping, leisure, work and urban living without becoming a conventional drive-to retail node.
02
The move
Split traffic into slower one-way streets around a compact centre, then privilege broad sidewalks, plazas and connected public space.
03
The system
The centre links into approximately 80 kilometres of pathways, lakes, parks and neighbourhood green space.
04
The numbers
- Three connected neighbourhoods
- Four-block centre
- 80 km pathway network
- Completed 2024
05
The proof
Built work, adopted architectural guidance and a completed mixed-use centre.
“A centre succeeds when movement, public life and built form are designed as one address.”