North Seafront Programme - OUR WORK

OUR WORK

North Seafront

Programme

The North Seafront is a major public realm improvement initiative aimed at upgrading the George Town’s north waterfront. The area has been identified as a priority conservation area in the George Town Special Area Plan’s Annexure B.

The implementation of the North Seafront demonstrates the advantages of a culture-based approach that offers sustainable well-being to the community while preserving its valuable cultural and environmental assets.

The first inception plan was approved in 2017 with funding allocated for selected projects such as the preliminary phase of Fort Cornwallis, the Dewan Sri Pinang Conservation Management Plan and the Strengthening of the Esplanade’s Seawall.

The North Seafront Components

The Implementation

Key Achievements - Physical Implementation

Improvement of Padang Subsoil and Drainage System

Before

After

Strengthening of Seawall and Promenade Improvement

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After

Restoration of Fountain (Historic) Garden

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After

Lebuh Light Sidewalk Improvement

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After

Physical Implementation - Completed & Remaining Works

COMPLETED WORKS

Upgrading of Padang subsoil and drainage system
Upgrading of Lebuh Light Avenue (Phase 1)
Fountain Garden Restoration
Restoration of Town Hall by MBPP
Strengthening of Seawall & Promenade Improvement
Restoration of Fort Cornwallis Storerooms
Linear Garden

REMAINING WORKS

South and West Moat Reinstatement
Lebuh Light (Phase 2), City Hall & Seafront Avenue
Astaka - Playground
Clock Tower Roundabout

Key Initiatives

Key Achievements - Physical Implementation

Koh Seang Tat Fountain Garden

Padang Esplanade

Lebuh Light Sidewalk Improvement

Dewan Sri Pinang

Strengthening of Historic Seawall

Linear Garden

Green Connectors

Conservation of Fort Cornwallis

Proposed Restoration

Western and Southern Moat at Fort Cornwallis, George Town UNESCO World Heritage Site

Targetted Green Growth and Sustainable Development:

Sponge City Model

The Moat as a natural landscape to catch, store and clean stormwater as well as a sustainable flood management system

Ecological Diversity

Bioswales that compliment the ecological infrastructure environment

Climate Adaptation

Large waterbody to reduce urban heat island effect

Promote Environmental Awareness

Creating legacy for future generations by emphasizing the importance of environmental and water management

Forming Communities and Place Making

A unique experience for the local community and visitors

Towards Penang 2023

Increase liveability to enhance quality of life

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