A Singapore Government Agency Website URA Logo Who We Are Farrer Park engagement Planning Land Use Plan 2013 Property Property in Singapore Guidelines Conserved Buildings Car Parks Parking App Land Sales Residential Property Get Involved Singapore City Gallery Resources Skyline Issue 7 Visitors to The URA Centre are required to observe measures to minimise the chance of further spread of COVID-19. Learn more. Home Planning Master Plan Urban Transformations Greater Southern Waterfront Greater Southern Waterfront Greater Southern Waterfront Gateway to Future Live, Work & Play Strategyicons The Greater Southern Waterfront, which extends from Pasir Panjang to Marina East, is going to be transformed right into a new major gateway and place for urban living along Singapore’s southern coast. Development will require place in phases, starting with the former Pasir Panjang Power District, Keppel Club and Mount Faber within the next 5 to 10 years. Power-Up Pasir Panjang Ideas Competition for the Pasir Panjang Power District Built in the 1950s and 60s, the two former power station buildings, along with the surrounding disused industrial structures, form the core of the Pasir Panjang Power District. Having its waterfront setting and rich industrial heritage, the district may be transformed into an exceptional destination for several to enjoy. “Power-Up Pasir Panjang”, a call for public suggestions to envision future possibilities for this excellent site and to celebrate its distinctive heritage, was held from 30th April 2019 – 25th June 2019. Useful ideas and concepts is going to be distilled into design principles and the brief for the next usage of the ability district. An exhibition showcasing the creative submissions will soon be held at a later date. Stay tuned for more details. Download the information package for relevant plans and photos of the Power District aerial view of pppd Aerial View of Pasir Panjang Power District Improve Accessibility Linking Green & Blue A continuous waterfront promenade will seamlessly connect various places of interest over the Greater Southern Waterfront in future. Along this corridor, the new Pasir Panjang Linear Park will connect West Coast Park to Labrador Nature Reserve, and offer park users a view of Pasir Panjang’s working container port and Power District up close. Other future connections will also link up places of interest across the waterfront to the hilltops for visitors to take pleasure from a distinctive recreational experience. improvedaccessibility_diagram View high-res image here One Faber Group is studying a new funicular system at Mount Faber to bring visitors from the foothills to the hilltop and cable car station by 2023. This gives easy usage of Mount Faber and the rest of the 10km-long Southern Ridges. pasir panjang linear park_resized Artist’s impression of future Pasir Panjang Linear Park © National Parks Board Funicular_v3 Artist’s impression of New Funicular © One Faber Group Urban Living Integrating with Nature & Water keppel club_aerial_resized The Keppel Club site is going to be redeveloped right into a new residential precinct. Future residents will relish convenient access to the waterfront, nature and two nearby MRT stations. Keppel Club Plan The development of the site will respond sensitively to its existing context and topography. It is likewise guided by an extensive green and blue plan that’ll complement the nearby Berlayer Creek and Labrador Park. The neighbourhood will undoubtedly be walkable, and well linked to public transport nodes and amenities. View high-res image here. Useful Links Urban Transformations View Other Urban Transformations View Master Plan on URA Space Master Plan 2019 Urban Redevelopment Authority e-Services Car Parks Conservation Development Control Land Sales Planning Property Market Others Media Room Media Releases Forum Replies Speeches Careers Career with URA Opportunities for Students Meet the URA Family! Facilities Rental Hall Rooms Singapore City Gallery Singapore City Gallery Visit our revamped Gallery! Receive our monthly updates Subscribe Contact Us Feedback