Urban Redevelopment Framework for Transit-Oriented Developments - OUR WORK

OUR WORK

Urban Redevelopment Framework for

Transit-Oriented Developments

Think City explores a potential transit facility site and its surroundings to recognise opportunities for urban regeneration, enterprise development and land value capture.

This research on the transit-oriented development (TOD) site seeks to inform decision-makers of the project’s capabilities to encourage public transit ridership, urban density and local economic development.

The study presents an assessment of the site and surrounds, an economic framework, concept planning, development feasibility, and a strategy for implementation.

The Problem Statement

Think City was commissioned to demonstrate the potential merits of TOD in a Kuala Lumpur neighbourhood. Think City identified opportunities for urban regeneration, enterprise development, and land value capture by exploring the area surrounding the proposed transit station. This study seeks to reveal the potential of the proposed site in:

Generating socio-economic benefits

Achieving sustainable urbanism

The Implementation

Think City reveals the site’s potential to create opportunities for increased economic density and develop infrastructure that supports emerging sectors. Through extensive research on location distinctiveness and demographics, Think City recommended strategies to offer sustainable solutions and a balanced space, suitable for the target population in terms of needs and affordability.  

Site observation

On-ground site investigation to observe the number of residential households, commercial activity, and general demographics

Site Assessment

Combined use of geospatial data and site observation to evaluate the site and its context, including land use, traffic and public transit systems, public amenities and facilities, and property market intelligence

Regulation and zoning review

Examination of applicable planning codes and laws, and relevant local policies

Unearthing Economic Potential

Research on potential economic drivers based on an audit of catchment areas and emergent trends

Design charette

A collaborative, multi-disciplinary design and planning exercise to identify opportunities and constraints, and design concept plans

Best practice case studies and benchmarking

A review of international approaches to land value capture, community engagement, and temporary relocation

The Outcome

Development of an urban redevelopment framework that reveals the site's regeneration potential which includes:

Land value capture and business strategies to finance the developments in a sustainable manner

Strategies and action plan for community engagement

OTHER projects

Jalan Segget Facade Programme

Jalan Segget is named after the adjacent Sungai Segget. The row of shophouses along the roadside was built in 1940.

Environment & Social;#ccf2e8|S & A;#ccf2e8|Urban Solutions;#ccf2e8

K2K

Kuala Lumpur Creative Cultural District

Think City partnered with key entities to develop the Kuala Lumpur Creative & Cultural District (KLCCD) Strategic Master Plan in 2019.

CBED;#ccf2e8|Environment & Social;#ccf2e8|S & A;#ccf2e8|Urban Solutions;#ccf2e8

K2K

North Seafront Programme

The implementation of the North Seafront demonstrates the advantages of a culture-based approach that offers sustainable well-being to the community.

CBED;#ccf2e8|Urban Solutions;#ccf2e8

K2K

Levelling Up Seberang Perai

This Programme consists of 3 components aimed at levelling up and unlocking new opportunities for Seberang Perai to achieve inclusive and sustainable development.

CBED;#ccf2e8|Environment & Social;#ccf2e8|S & A;#ccf2e8|Urban Solutions;#ccf2e8

K2K

Coronation Avenue

A streetscape improvement programme in collaboration with MBJB under the Johor Bahru Transformation Programme to celebrate the diversity of Johor Bahru.

Environment & Social;#ccf2e8|S & A;#ccf2e8|Urban Solutions;#ccf2e8

K2K

Kita-untuk-Kita Programme

K2K is a programme by Think City, co-developed with the World Bank aiming to facilitate poverty exit and reverse the social, economic and physical decay in public housing schemes.

Environment & Social;#ccf2e8|S & A;#ccf2e8

K2K

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