A STUDY ON THE PROCESS OF URBAN DESIGN BASED ON LAND USE PLANNING THROUGH THE RESERVE SITE OF MASTER PLAN IN SINGAPORE

The purpose of this study is to clarify how their land use changed before and after the designation of reserved land in Singapore’s Master Plan. As a case study, through an analysis of 48 discontinued and 121 existing hawker centres, 12 sites were extracted and classified into three types. As a result, five sites were considered for future land use while the hawker centres remained in interim use, and seven sites were planned for development for a variety of uses based on urban needs, not just specific purposes, for up to 10 years or more after designation as reserved land.