Table 3 Design Guidelines for Industrial Zone

[ Table Summary ]

Issue Objective Guidelines
Environmental Impact Locate industry to ensure minimal negative impacts on surroundings
  • Minimise negative visual impact by provision of landscape buffer
  • Maintain breezeways 
  • Respect land uses in neighbouring zones by provision of buffers
Vehicular Circulation Create an efficient layout for internal circulation and project a positive image of the industrial area
  • Provide good connection to road infrastructure
  • Create a grand entrance for projecting a positive image
  • Provide separate access for delivery and management
  • Avoid through traffic in planning road alignments
  • Provide landscape fingers to surrounding roads
  • Provide an efficient layout for emergency vehicle access
  • Provide easily accessible public transport
  • Provide adequate parking
  • Discourage on-street parking
  • Incorporate a central car park as focal point of an industrial area
  • Use screen planting to hide the parking area
Pedestrian Circulation Provide safe and efficient pedestrian networks to and through the industrial development
  • Separate vehicle and pedestrian movements
  • Provide convenient public transport facilities and supporting facilities at the most accessible location
  • Incorporate traffic calming measures
  • Provide access for the disabled
  • Provide adequate pavement width
  • Consider incorporating podium circulation routes for pedestrians
  • Create vitality in the streetscape
  • Provide adequate open space
  • Provide open space as development focus
  • Create secondary landscape landmarks
Open Space Maximise available and usable open space for workforce
  • Provide accessible and attractive open space
  • Provided linkages between open space
  • Incorporate open space with pedestrian network

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