15 Minutes City Land use / Transportation Networks DESIGN CONCEPT
Community / Social Networks
MASTER PLAN
SOCIAL NETWORKS
The 15-minute city is envisioned as a thriving and self-contained urban neighbourhood that prioritises walkability, accessibility, and community participation. The design effortlessly mixes residential, business, recreational, and public areas within a small area, ensuring inhabitants have quick access to critical services and facilities without the need for long commutes or reliance on private automobiles. A central public plaza serves as a meeting area at the centre of this design, encouraging a feeling of community and social interaction. Surrounding the area are mixed-use buildings with ground floors housing local businesses, shops, and services, such as grocery stores, cafés, pharmacies, and small companies. Residential areas are deliberately incorporated throughout the neighbourhood, providing a variety of housing alternatives to suit a wide range of demographics and lifestyles. The design fosters social inclusion and a sense of belonging in anything from flats and townhouses to co-living spaces and family homes. The neighbourhood is crisscrossed by a network of tree-lined streets and well-designed pavements, encouraging walking and cycling as preferred forms of transit. Bicycle lanes, pedestrian-friendly walkways, and shared mobility choices promote active transportation while decreasing congestion and pollution.
AFFORTABLE HOUSING
AFFORTABLE HOUSING MEDICAL CENTRE
UNIVERSITY
LIBRARY
CITY HALL
SHOPPING CENTRE ACCOMMODATION
SHOPS
These areas encourage social interactions among users, which helps inhabitants feel a sense of community and work together and support one another. They foster social cohesiveness and lessen social isolation by offering chances for social engagement, community involvement, and idea exchange. Additionally, communal spaces frequently include green spaces, parks, and public gardens, which enhance the city's overall visual appeal as well as the air quality and urban biodiversity. These areas foster outdoor enjoyment, physical activity, and a connection to nature, all of which support better lifestyles and mental wellbeing. A sense of environmental stewardship and the promotion of sustainable practises may also be fostered through using community spaces as venues for educational programmes, cultural events, and environmental awareness campaigns.
DESIGN CONSIDERATION COMMERICAL BUILDINGS
HOSPITAL
ACCESSIBILITY
MOBILITY
MIXED LAND USE
SUSTAINABILITY SOCIAL CONNECTION
HISTORIC
COMMUNITY CENTER
FOOD PRODUCTION
ROAD HIERARCHY
RESTAURANT RESTAURANTS BUS TERMINAL
AVENUE
0
BOULEVARD
1:10,000
500m URBAN FARMING
SUPERMARKET
AERIAL PERSPECTIVE
RESIDENTAL
NET-ZERO ENERGY BUILDING
CO-WORKING SPACE PASSIVE HOUSE BUILDING
CITY HALL
ACCESSIBLITY TO PUBLIC SPACE
HISTORIC MUSEUM
RAILWAY STATION MEDICAL CENTER UNIVERSITY
ZERO-WASTE BUILDING
ACCOMMODATION
RETAIL SHOPS
COMMUNITY CENTER
MOVIE THEATRE
COMMERICAL CITY CENTER
GOVERNMENT TOWER SHOPPING MALL
BOULEVARD
SHOPPING MALL
SMART HOPSPITAL
COMMUNTIY SPACE / PARK
MEDICAL CENTER HEALTHCARE
POST OFFICE
COMMUNTIY SPACE / PARK
COMMERICAL BUILDING
MUSEUM
SUPERMARKET
LIBRARY
SMART HOUSING
COMMUNTIY SPACE / PARK ECO-INDUSTRIAL PARK
SCHOOL CAMPUS
MIXED-USED DEVELOPMENT
RETAIL SHOPS COMMUNITY CENTER
BANK
AVENUE
STUDENT CENTER
HEALTHCARE RESIDENTIAL
NET-ZERO ENERGY BUILDING GREEN DATA CENTER
POLICE STATION
RESIDENTIAL FIRE STATION
BUS TERMINAL
CO-WORKING SPACE
PERSPECTIVE VIEWS
ECO-FRIENDLY SKYSCAPER SECONDARY SCHOOL ACCOMMODATION BANK LIBRARY
VERTICAL FARM
BIOPHILIC BUILDING COMMUNITY SPACE
ADAPTIVE REUSE BUILDING
LEISURE SPACE
MUSEUM
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
RESTAURANT
GREEN SPACE
SUPERMARKET
POST OFFICE
MEDICAL FACILITY
FOOD PRODUCTION
EDUCATION
PUBLIC SHARING SPACE
HOUSING
FINICIAL
LEARNING SPACE
SUSTAINABLE BUILDING
UNDERGROUND WALKWAY
AFFORTABLE HOUSING
PASSIVE HOUSE BUILDING